In the DaVinci Code where the albino monk dude makes a phone call just after murdering the chap, you know right at the start and he's talking in like Latin or something else should there be subtitles there or not.
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In the DaVinci Code where the albino monk dude makes a phone call just after murdering the chap, you know right at the start and he's talking in like Latin or something else should there be subtitles there or not.
Albino monk dude. :w00t:
I may have to watch it afterall. Are there midgets too. :unsure:
I gave up to watching this.
The story jumped about to much :dabs:
I watched The Da Vince Load, but i've not seen the proper film.
i don't think so
i don't think so
I just don't want to watch it if there's supposed to be subtitles and you need to know what he's saying.
Hi Dan, how goes it with you.
No, if you can't understand Latin, you shouldn't be watching it :snooty:
The book is also Shite.
Don't spoil the surprise :dry:
I think there were subtitles there on the version I saw, if that halps.
JP, I just stuck the movie in and fast-forwarded to that part and there are no subtitles in mine.
Oh FFS, can someone give me a definitive answer.
My copy had 'subs for non-english parts'.
Da.Vinci.Code.2006.DVDRip.XviD-UnSeeN
True story.
It isn't, but it could be. That was simply the name of the release I stole and didn't watch.
It came with a srt file for the non-english parts of the fillum.
I wouldn't know about the duvdee tho'. I haven't got one of those 90's players for watching those.
The copy I have doesn't have any subtitles but did come with a great "Making Of" extra that explains Tom Hanks' haircut.
That was actually better than the feature film.
Did you know there was a stuntdouble for the parts that Tom's hair wasn't up to?
Thanks, Nige.
You are welcome Jim :)