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What movie theatres in Santo Domingo play movies in English?
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It's more like 50-50. Almost all Hollywood cartoons/children's films will be dubbed in Spanish (Happy Feet, Beverly Hills Chihuahua.) Also, some international action blockbusters may also be dubbed in Spanish (Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith, The Hulk.)
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Don't know what are you talking about!!!!!!!!!! the question was
All movie theaters in the DR play hollywood movies in English with Spanish subtitles.
the major movie theaters in SD are always in english,with spanish subs...if they are a major US MOVIE....but,I only go once a week for last 5 years,so what do I know...
bob
Been going to the movies in Santo Domingo since 2004 (Megacentro and Palacio) and believe me, "The Hulk" and "Star Wars: Revenge of the Sith" were in Spanish as well as every animated movie coming from the United States.
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You may want to check out www.cine.com.do to see a list of all of the theaters in the DR with what's showing.
I think it is fair to say you should always be able to find something in English.
Hope that helps!
I think it is fair to say you should always be able to find something in English.
Hope that helps!
Yes.. Most of the movies that I have seen have been in English with Spanish subtitles.
I've seen quite a few movies in theaters in the DR and I can definitely say that not all theaters show hollywood movies in english. At least that's been the case in Santiago. IMO, it's been sort of a crap shoot.
For example, I saw one of the Fast and Furious movies as well as the last Harry Potter flick at the movie theater inside of Plaza International in Santiago and both were in english with spanish subs. But I also saw one of the Pirates of the Caribbean flicks at another theater, and it was dubbed in spanish without english subs.
It definitely depends upon the theater.
Vince.
For example, I saw one of the Fast and Furious movies as well as the last Harry Potter flick at the movie theater inside of Plaza International in Santiago and both were in english with spanish subs. But I also saw one of the Pirates of the Caribbean flicks at another theater, and it was dubbed in spanish without english subs.
It definitely depends upon the theater.
Vince.
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It's not theater dependent in Santo Domingo.
If a film comes out dubbed in Spanish, then as far as I have seen, all show it dubbed in Spanish, and visa versa for Spanish subtitles on English language films.