Dub or sub

[Eriny Youssef]

Oh, subtitles. Definitely.
Dub is like having a part of the acting performance of the actors gone to waste.

[Iconicsmt]

Subtitles, definitely. It keeps all facets of the original film intact, plus if I recognize and understand the meaning of something they’ve said without reading the translation, I feel all smart and international, haha.

[Meenahhhh]

I think every true anime lover prefers movies subbed.

[Leasa Ana Maria]

I can't stand dub movies, so obviously I chose subtitles.

[Charlienmegan Wehner]

Sub for sure. Dub drives me crazy with the mismatch in voices.

[Abu Humairah]

Sub. Definitely sub. Sub can get really annoying.

[Ibunyi]

Dubbed.They just require a listening ear only.

[Michael Villanueva]

Sub titles are usually better. I have sat through some okay dubbed movies, or at least humorously dubbed movies. Overall, I find it hard to engage with characters that obviously don't match the dubbed voices.

[AnnaMarie Collins]

Subtitles for me. I can't even watch a movie in English without them

[Brunette2]

Subtitle movies are the best for me

[Faatimah Noormahomed]

Sub 100%! Something about dub just irritates me. Sometimes I feel like the dubbed voice doesn't suit how the character looks, if that makes sense.

[IgnisRhapsody]

I really like to know the original voices of the characters, that's why I prefer the subtitles, to others, there are details like the music, which is usually better heard in its original language.

[Valeria Rotaru]

Oh, don't get me started on this. Sun totally. I once went to a hotel in Germany and turned the TV on to see what movies I could watch. All the American movies were dubbed in German, and not even with English subtitles. Like if you are gonna televise a movie that is not even in your native language, then leave it in the original language and add native subtitles. It is so annoying when people do this.

[Adrian Rondon Salazar]

100% subbed. Nothing like the original version. Although there are very good dubbed, most are very bad.

[Alet Van Tonder]

Subtitles, thank you. Nothing detracts as easily from a story as a voice over that was poorly done.