no. no English subtitles for that matter
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try turning subtitles on :-)
I first knew of the term "head of the slave from a Lebanese movie with English subtitles "East Beirut West Beirut" probably renamed "West Beirut" about children in war torn Beirut eating delightful desserts of Chocolate covered cream filled cookie called in English subtitles "head of the slave" or "slave's head".
Yes. US Movies and Bollywood Movies with Arabic subtitles are popular in Arab countries and the same movies with Hebrew subtitles are popular in Israel. However, a lot of people like to watch movies on television (on tv stations like FOX Movies) than to go to a movie theatre because its cheaper, more convenient, and generally surprising because you have no idea what you are going to see.
Whistling was defined by Lauren Bacall in 1944, in the movie "To Have and Have Not", when she instructed Steve, ( Humphrey Bogart ), to "Just put your lips together, and blow!"
wen the English threw fire on 2 the spqanish ships and theyt all died. Dat iz how they won. Also the spanish sgh-ips cld not fire canyoions verry far