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Originally Posted by Tadao
HEY GEGGY!
Are you completely deaf? We used to have headsets for the hard of hearing, we even had a few blind people frequent our theater, but I don't know how a 100 percent deaf person good enjoy a movie in a theater that doesn't have sign language or subtitles.
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I watch 90 percent of my movies at home with my entertainment system. I hear well when I'm wearing my hearing aids but a lot of time I don't understand what the actors are saying. I'd just go see a movie just for the action or the visuals on the big screen. I would pay the same price for tickets as senior citizens. But Avatar was easy to follow and understand even without the subtitles for several reasons, one is being that the story was cliche and had been done before. They also have this invention called rear window captioning which sucks ass. I saw it during dark knight and I spend 75 percent of the time adjusting the window. RWC explained here
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rear_Wi...tioning_System