Those Brit colloquialisms and mumbled english made it hard to follow at times.It helped to spell out those confusing brit slangs.
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Topic - I had to use subtitles when watching Brit thriller "Sexy Beast" - violinist3 21:28:59 04/07/13 (11)
- I wanted them while I read Finnegan's Wake. * - Enophile 14:28:57 04/15/13 (3)
- RE: I wanted them while I read Finnegan's Wake. * - 6bq5 14:40:11 04/15/13 (2)
- I used up a semster on the author in 1977, most of it on that damned book! Pre-computer, pre-Google. I wanna medal! - Enophile 15:48:48 04/15/13 (1)
- Don't you hate those "home market" movies? - just grits 14:19:26 04/08/13 (4)
- BTW, I think Kingsley was one of the most frightening . . . - just grits 16:01:21 04/08/13 (3)
- So damn effective that watching him in "Gandhi" makes me tense... - musetap 17:31:24 04/08/13 (2)
- Ian McShane was menacing as well but still second to Kingsley, "yes yes yes" - PhilJ 19:38:48 04/08/13 (1)
- Remember McShane being Burton's twirp in 'Villain'? * - just grits 17:44:16 04/14/13 (0)
- British, Scottish and especially Irish accents need Captioning for me! nt - oldmkvi 22:05:22 04/07/13 (1)
- Yep, me Grandmother from Cork needed 'em... - musetap 10:22:23 04/08/13 (0)