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Asian movie in the cinema with english subtitles

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Hello, tomorrow is the opening day of a korean movie here in Thailand: Train to Busan 2: Peninsula. I want to watch it, but I don't understand thai, so I was wondering if a korean movie like this, which is quite famous, could have subtitles in english in some screenings. In google I see standar and thai dubbed, so I guess standard is thai subtitles. In that case, someone who don't speaks korean or thai can't watch the movie.

It may depend on where you live....Here in CM the % of movies subtitled with english is good....Suspect the same for other "farang" concentrated areas.....

Outer areas like Suphan, Ayutthaya, Kamphaeng Phet = zip for movies & books in english.....Not much need for it.....

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I live in Bangkok. Until now I only watched english movies with thai subtitles, but now I don't know how is it in a korean movie.

16 hours ago, pgrahmm said:

It may depend on where you live....Here in CM the % of movies subtitled with english is good....Suspect the same for other "farang" concentrated areas.....

Outer areas like Suphan, Ayutthaya, Kamphaeng Phet = zip for movies & books in english.....Not much need for it.....

I've watched many Asian movies in the C M area that had no English subtitles and enjoyed them. Then I look it up with google to see the explanation of what happened.

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