• sik0fewl@piefed.ca
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      24 days ago

      Thanks. I was wondering why this always seems to be the case. Sounds like I need to either stop watching Christopher Nolan movies or upgrade my audio system.

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      24 days ago

      You can usually skip all of it by telling people to get an actual sound system and not using built in TV speakers

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        2 days ago

        This opinion makes me unreasonably angry. If they want to do some more fancy mixing for cinemas and home set ups that it actually works for, fine.

        But by default, I want to hear the dialogue, and any movie producer who doesn’t want to try achieve that is a moron and elitist.