Originally posted by icu33774 yes it is in subtitles but very easy to read. I never see a movie audience cry so much. This movie shall when movie of the year easy.
Yeah, at first I though it was going to completely suck because of the subtitles, that's the whole reason I never watched Hidden Dragon, Crouching Tiger or whatever.
But really you forget about the subtitles pretty quick and it doesn't affect the movie much
Yea, but it's real easy to follow, here's a sample:
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I'm going to see it tonite .... im really looking fwd to this film.
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It's mainly Hebrew. Where did you get Latin and Aramaic from?
No no. He was right and you're making stuff up. The languages used were Aramaic and Latin - the predominant languages of the time. Aramaic is similar to both Arabic and Hebrew.
"Hebrew -- which by that time was reserved mainly for use in synagogues and by upper classes -- and some Greek, but Aramaic was the language of his native Galilee." http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/science...s.language.ap/
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No no. He was right and you're making stuff up. The languages used were Aramaic and Latin - the predominant languages of the time. Aramaic is similar to both Arabic and Hebrew.
"Hebrew -- which by that time was reserved mainly for use in synagogues and by upper classes -- and some Greek, but Aramaic was the language of his native Galilee." http://www.cnn.com/2004/TECH/science...s.language.ap/
Yeah, it is similar. I don't have much exposure to Hebrew, but Aramaic sounds more flowing to me. The cool thing is the movie may revive the language a bit (I was surprised to read that about 500,000 still speak it).
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