If a movie says "Swedish subtitles" can I assume that the soundtrack is in English ??
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You shouldn't assume just like I shouldn't assume you know what the DVD you want to get and you tried Googling about it. Once in a while, we all have to take our crystal ball out and shine it up a bit. If it's a Region 1 DVD, most likely it would have a English track. I'm saying that because of your location as California.Last edited by 2COOL; 18 Mar 2007, 06:53 AM.2CL C Henshin!
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Thread closed for violation of rule 6. Let's hope there's no English there.
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