Comments on: Having fun with DVDs http://momwifesuperhero.com/2008/01/having-fun-with-dvds/ The story of one mom's mess all rolled into a neat pile Thu, 26 Jan 2012 18:51:37 +0000 hourly 1 By: Jen http://momwifesuperhero.com/2008/01/having-fun-with-dvds/comment-page-1/#comment-470 Jen Wed, 16 Jan 2008 18:27:42 +0000 http://momwifesuperhero.com/movies/having-fun-with-dvds/#comment-470 Greetings! I used to tend to avoid foreign films because I was too lazy to read subtitles, but over the past few years, I realized I was missing out. When I'm watching a really good foreign film, I totally forget that I'm reading subtitles. My favorites lately are Japanese horror flicks. They are really on the cutting edge of horror, and they are some of the scariest films out there. Jen Greetings!

I used to tend to avoid foreign films because I was too lazy to read subtitles, but over the past few years, I realized I was missing out. When I’m watching a really good foreign film, I totally forget that I’m reading subtitles. My favorites lately are Japanese horror flicks. They are really on the cutting edge of horror, and they are some of the scariest films out there.

Jen

]]> By: Kristina http://momwifesuperhero.com/2008/01/having-fun-with-dvds/comment-page-1/#comment-422 Kristina Thu, 10 Jan 2008 06:37:29 +0000 http://momwifesuperhero.com/movies/having-fun-with-dvds/#comment-422 I love watching foreign films! The subtitles don't bother me, though I have to admit you can tell that a little something usually gets lost in translation. The foreign movies we watch tend to be Japanese horror flicks, but we also watch Korean movies, Spanish-language movies, Filipino movies (but we're Filipino-Americans and speak Tagalog, so I guess that doesn't count, lol), and others as well. I love watching foreign films! The subtitles don’t bother me, though I have to admit you can tell that a little something usually gets lost in translation.

The foreign movies we watch tend to be Japanese horror flicks, but we also watch Korean movies, Spanish-language movies, Filipino movies (but we’re Filipino-Americans and speak Tagalog, so I guess that doesn’t count, lol), and others as well.

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