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Old 11.24.2016, 07:39 PM   #20082
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Originally Posted by demonrail666
I thought the ending was actually what turned the film from being just 'interesting', or 'a bit of a curiosity', into something else altogether. I can't understand why anyone would find it problematic ... well I can but just think they're massively wrong.

I was only talking about the dialogue because Symbols previously said he needed subtitles for The Thick of It, so I assumed if he was having problems with that he'd definitely struggle with bits of The Witch. But yeah, it's really not that hard to follow.

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EDIT: Loving that Alien poster!
i generally need subtitles for heavily accented movies

scottish movies in particular i find incomprehensible without them

did people really understand what was said in "trainspotting"?

the only word i got was "theery"
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