Why do american movies use subtitles?

I'm guessing that you're really asking: "Why do American movies use subtitles instead of dubbing, like foreign language movies that screen in other countries?" Answer: to Americans, dubbing looks funny. The lips are never in sync with the sounds coming out of the mouth. We find this distracting at best, laughable at worst. It reminds us of the bad dubbing jobs on the Japanese monster movies that were imported to America in the '50s and '60s. At least with subtitles, you get to hear the actor's own voice, instead of an impersonator trying to match English words with the actor's mouth.Why do american movies use subtitles?for people who don't speak english.Why do american movies use subtitles?
if you are talking about subtitles in english, they do it for the hearing impaired.Why do american movies use subtitles?why do you think they do...



those poor blind people...Why do american movies use subtitles?
beacause alot of people in amereica are not american so thats why they have subtitles also if the subtitles are american then actors sometimes talk very fast so people

need to understand and if they do not then what is the point of the movieWhy do american movies use subtitles?For people that are hearing impaired. When the movie is in english, there are different languages and sometimes even dubbing that will enable a non english speaking person to watch and enjoy.Why do american movies use subtitles?
beacause some people cant hear or for me i put subtiltles because my kids are asleep and that way i dont wake them up by watching my movies loud beacsue i can hear but not that well
It's a "second line of defense" against illiteracy. In the hopes to snag those unfortunate few who fall through the cracks and exit high school still not knowing how to read, they provide subtitles for American youth film favorites like 2 Fast 2 Furious, You Got Served, Gone in 60 Seconds %26amp; Salo.

They figure little is lost if they spit %26amp; stutter with their eyes glued to the bottom of the screen rather than on the movie itself.

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