Subtitles on, always. I don't care that it supposedly means my hearing is going — I catch about a third more of what is actually said.
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@anikaw dialogue is mixed for a cinema and watched on a television. It is not your hearing, it is that the room it was made for is not the room you are in.
Half the country now watches everything with them on and comprehension is measurably up. It turns out we were all missing dialogue for years.
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