CrazyPaul
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Do they still show it with OC now or was it just for one day?Had Star Wars in OC in our city a week or so ago and we (deaf) took over 4 of the Regal16 theatres......
Do they still show it with OC now or was it just for one day?Had Star Wars in OC in our city a week or so ago and we (deaf) took over 4 of the Regal16 theatres......
I just checked Captionfish for DC theaters with open captions and it showed none. What's the name of the theater?
I checked the link and it sucks. No OC movies. It's full of sh*t.Open captioning movie theaters:
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You check for your movie theater for OC in this city above.
http://www.fandango.com/opencaption_43021/movietimes
I checked the link and it sucks. No OC movies. It's full of sh*t.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed it. I checked the link. Wow, it shows that movie with OC this week but only at 5:15 pm. Better than nothing.I watched Star Wars: TFA with OC and it is very good movie.
http://www.pccmovies.com/theater.php?rtsID=68
You should listen to Reba at first place and the politically correctness ruined the deaf community.
Glad to hear that you enjoyed it. I checked the link. Wow, it shows that movie with OC this week but only at 5:15 pm. Better than nothing.
Oh, like you said OC movies cost a lot so that's why most theaters provide CC due to their budget. I doubt that hearing audiences had something to do with it.I'm sarcastic but many hearing people complained that deaf people received special privilege and they want to water down, such as replace OC with captioning glasses or CaptiView. That's part of politically correctness when you call to hearing people.
Oh, like you said OC movies cost a lot so that's why most theaters provide CC due to their budget. I doubt that hearing audiences had something to do with it.