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| They will never learn. That's commitment. |
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| Such determined focus on bullshit! |
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| What the hell happened, Steve? I used to love your writing. |
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| What's your theory on this? |
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| He will never see the inside of a cell. He really should. |
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| There are ways around anything. |
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| Indeed. |
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I think there are a number of factors contributing to unintelligible dialogue. Sound mixing is one, but not the only one. The fact that everyone has a different set-up at home and might not have their audio set up properly is another one. There's also the matter of acting styles. Film and TV acting used to be a lot more "theatrical," with actors projecting, etc. Now, "realistic" acting is in vogue, which means people speaking more like how people speak in real life: mumbling, not projecting, etc. It is definitely a problem, though, and I do often need subtitles.
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