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Possibly the wrong title to quote. I was having a Peckinpah moment. I believe you're correct that characters names are / may be included when anyone is speaking off screen. Unfortunately, there's quite a bit of it.

Craig, Welcome to HTF. The problem may well be with OS dialogue, but whether OS or on, characters names should not be seen.

There is no closed caption option on the discs. A typical sub-title reads as follows: [Worker:] The mine is getting water logged...

Placement should not be a problem, as most players allow for positioning.

I'll recheck cc, but did check my titles, and only found none and English. The identifiers are not on every title, but rather, seemingly on the first title of each character, during each sequence. On a 90 minute film I might have tried to live with it, but not for five hours plus.

Precisely Forcing the viewer to take time away from attempting to watch the film, and think, "huh, who..." There is no viable way to watch this film and take in these subs simultaniously. One of the most inappropriate uses of titling I've ever come across.

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