Subtitles on movies are easily accessed on DVD, but if you’re ripping or downloading, things get a bit tougher. Here’s how to include subtitles woth all your digital movies, regardless of where you’re getting them
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How To Get Subtitles On Your Digital Movies
Photo: YouTube “Dude, I love that movie!” Ehh, are you sure about that? Because the last time you saw it, you were 11 years old. You might want to give it a good re-watch and see how your grown-up brain feels.
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Movies You Loved As A Boy…That You'll Hate As A Man
Sony have confirmed that they will be releasing a special range of Blu-ray discs that have been remastered to take advantage of new 4K screen technology.
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Sony to release "Optimised for 4K" Blu-ray discs
Today’s mashup you didn’t know you wanted comes courtesy of a tumblr blog called Google Street Scene , where stills from famous movies are transformed into Google Street View images. See if you can guess each movie from the photos below, and see if you guessed right at the bottom. Check out many, many more images here
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See What Your Favorite Movies Would Look Like on Google Street View
(Universal | Getty Images | DreamWorks) In his long career as one of the most popular and well-versed film critics in the United States, Roger Ebert always stuck to his sense of what he thought was right.
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Movies You Love That Roger Ebert Hated
Credit: Otto Greule Jr. Movie quotes are a way of life for most of us. They’re a common cultural language, and the period at the end of a sentence.
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Movies That Guys Should Never Quote Again
The saga of the “West Memphis Three” reaches a thrilling if somewhat anticlimactic conclusion in “West of Memphis,” a documentary financed by Peter “Lord of the Rings” Jackson and directed by Amy Berg.
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MOVIES : Thrilling story reaches anticlimactic conclusion
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DVD previews: ‘John Dies at the End,’ ‘Hemingway & Gellhorn,’ ‘Planet Ocean’
Times critics on “Oz the Great and Powerful,” “Beyond the Hills” and “The We and the I.”
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ArtsBeat: This Week’s Movies : March 8
