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fierywoman

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8. In Florence, Italy, I watched Gone With the Wind dubbed into Italian ...
Sat Apr 24, 2021, 12:48 AM
Apr 2021

GWTW = Via Col Vento

Everyone had a more or less northern Italian accent -- except Mamey, who had a distinctly southern Italian accent.

Scarlett= Rosella

12 Oaks = Dodici Querci

"Frankly my dear..." = "Francamente cara, non mi importa niente."

I also watched a Woody Allen movie in Italian -- totally impossible.

It is not just foreign films. sheshe2 Apr 2021 #1
Yep, we've gone to all subtitles all the time Pinback Apr 2021 #15
Change to the original language and English subs are added automatically. Do it all the time. cayugafalls Apr 2021 #2
When watching via the Apple TV Netflix app, Pinback Apr 2021 #16
Well, I thank you for your kind and extremely in depth reply. I see you took a lot in the thread. cayugafalls Apr 2021 #25
You bet! Pinback Apr 2021 #26
There's usually a way to get it in the original language intrepidity Apr 2021 #3
Yep -- this works for some things on the Apple TV Netflix app, but not for others. (nt) Pinback Apr 2021 #17
Ah, I see, it's a weird platform quirk intrepidity Apr 2021 #24
I use Roku and we have all sorts of options...I dislike subtitles myself. And some of the Demsrule86 Apr 2021 #29
There should be a heading called audio and subtitles madaboutharry Apr 2021 #4
Correct, not in the Netflix Apple TV app, but in the Apple TV settings. This has mixed results. (nt) Pinback Apr 2021 #18
I just find it amusing the difference between the dubbing and the subtitles Bev54 Apr 2021 #5
I have no idea what you are talking about. NoRethugFriends Apr 2021 #6
What you describe is correct for the Netflix iOS app and website, and possibly for other platforms. Pinback Apr 2021 #19
Are you sure? PoindexterOglethorpe Apr 2021 #7
Apparently it's just an issue with the Netflix app on the Apple TV. Pinback Apr 2021 #20
In Florence, Italy, I watched Gone With the Wind dubbed into Italian ... fierywoman Apr 2021 #8
LOL, sounds like fun. Pinback Apr 2021 #21
Heck even Friends the tv show is dubbed by the language spoken in a particular country jimfields33 Apr 2021 #9
Thanks for posting this. Ohiya Apr 2021 #10
Whether you can do this depends on the platform you're using, as I've learned. Pinback Apr 2021 #22
I most be the only person on this thread who likes dubbing and hates subtitles. Ah well takes Demsrule86 Apr 2021 #30
I also prefer subtitles to dubbing, but what aggravates me is when the subtitles are hard to dameatball Apr 2021 #11
Netflix lets you do big yellow letters in a black box soothsayer Apr 2021 #13
Cool. Thanks or the tip. dameatball Apr 2021 #14
I have the option to have it dubbed or in the original language with subtitles. Don't you? Scrivener7 Apr 2021 #12
When watching via the Apple TV Netflix app, the answer is "sometimes." Pinback Apr 2021 #23
IIRC, Netflix surveyed users once and found most preferred subtitles nuxvomica Apr 2021 #27
I imagine the captioning of song lyrics is for deaf viewers, Pinback Apr 2021 #28
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