What is the last film you watched with subtitles?
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ANSWERS: 65
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The Passion of the Christ
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"Das Boat"
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Volver -- I loved it. It is a film by Pedro Almodovar (Spanish). Here is the link if you would like to find out more. http://www.sonyclassics.com/volver/main.html
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revoler ... we put the sweedish ones up and made them say funny things .... then it all turned very sick
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The Kite Runner - one fantastic film, highly recommended :)
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Life Is Beautiful
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From Hell, The jack the ripper story with Johnny Depp
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I have a whole stack of them here. Most recent was 'The Winter War', Finnish movie about the Winter War between them and the USSR during 1939 to 1940. Its a regular favorite for me :).
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964 Pinocchio. What a completely weird movie.
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Some ridiculous martial arts movie. Before that, it was Pan's Labyrinth. That was a pretty good flick.
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Champion. Korean movie about the fighter who was killed by Ray Mancini in a boxing match in the early 80s
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Update. I watched Vicky Cristina Barcelona last night. It has some subtitles. And I loved it! http://www.vickycristina-movie.com/
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Tsotsi
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Passion of the Christ. I don't like movies with subtitles. I get to distracted and miss half the movie!
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Kung Fu Hustle. The subtitled one is a million times better than the dubbed one.
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I believe it was called "B13" (District 13?), about the not so distant future, when sections of cities were blocked off by walls and roadblocks, and most sections were run by gangs. It had a couple of French martial arts stars in it. It was actually pretty good!
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The Three Colours Trilogy. Amazing films. I don't see why some peopl get distracted by subtitles. It's so much better than watching a dubbed film and within a few minutes I forget I'm processing them. Then again, I'm a fast reader.
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apocalypto
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Born into Brothels: Calcutta's Red Light Kids. It's a documentary directed by Ross Kauffman and Zana Briski. Briski had moved to the red light district to try and document the life styles and, after meeting the children there she got cameras for them and started teaching them photography so that they could record the brothels from their perspective.
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One-Armed Swordsman ... an old 1967 Hong Kong Kung Fu classic.
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Letters from Iwo Jima.
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Man of the Year. It was an accident, I thought I was getting the one with Robin Williams.
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It was either The Last Day or A Very Long Engagement. Both very, very good movies starring a very, very nice looking Frenchman named Gaspard Ulliel.
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Persepolis
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Koma, fantastic movie though.
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City of God...
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Pan's Labyrinth...it was a while ago
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Curse of The Golden Flower
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Jesus of Montreal.
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Mongol.
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mon oncle
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pan's labyrinth and I thought it was very good!
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A Dragonball Z movie.
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Curse of The Golden Flower
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cinema paradisco
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This is a great question! I think the last one was Memoirs of a Geisha.
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Back in 81. It was at a Korean movie theater and it was a John Wayne film..dont remember which one it was though.
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'A Short Film About Killing'. Polish. 1988. This is available separately or as part of the directors 'Decalogue' which looks at modern life through the moral concerns of the ten commandments. Critically acclaimed and very good.
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Tonight on TCM, I watched a 1922 silent film called "Beyond the Rocks" starring Rudolph Valentino and Gloria Swanson. It was very well done. I don't know if the text cards with the words they speak counts as subtitles, But this is a great movie.
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The Fast and the Furious: Tokyo Drift.
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futurama!its great!!
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pan's labryinth
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Joux Noel
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Director Michael Haneke's " Cache. " [ "Hidden" ] Haneke has yet to disappoint me.
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Maria Full of Grace (if you don't count A Beautiful Mind - I couldn't hear the dialog!)
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Apocolypta (Mel Gibson) i'm watching it now 11.20pm Uk time:)
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dont know i couldnt read the title it was in french!
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Slumdog millionnaire it was. In English. With French subtitles. A wonderful movie, indeed.
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Yes, what a wonderful movie Slumdog Millionaire.
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Life is Beautiful - starring Roberto Benigni. Wonderful movie. They took a sad subject and made it charming...but still, very moving.
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A Godzilla movie! YEAH, BABY! GODZILLA RULES!
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Mongol, a biopic of Ghengis Khan.
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legaly blond 2 >.> be rented the one in french
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Amelie! Loved it!
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I watched a few minutes of Apocalypto the other day, but it looked like something I should wait to watch with my husband.
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Zatoichi: Darkness is my Ally
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Luxury car From China
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Gojira; the original Japanese (not the cheesy exported one with the wierd "Hey, I'm a journalist that speaks no Japanese but they sent me to Japan for some reason to cover this monster that appeared for some reason" narrative).
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Gojira.
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oldboy, a korean flim based on a graphic novel. About a man who awakens to find that he's been kidnaped and forced to live in a tiny room for 12 years...Till one he's set free, Where upon he starts to search for those who took away his life.
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"Until Death"
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Slumdog.Millionaire. i watch film with subtitle every time, no matter what langue it is...or else i would feel uncomfortable...:P
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pan's labrynth i think....
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La Auberge Espanole...(The Spanish Apartment)...pretty good
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El Orfanato - The Orphanage, Juan Antonio Bayona is a genius!
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