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Gov Hooka

Lol I totally agree! I couldn’t understand a lot of what Sam Elliott and bradley Cooper were saying in their deep voices and that muffled country accent. LOL like  at one point when they were talking to each other all I heard was Jackson say, “BLEUEGHRRRRGHE ****ING BDSSPPPLLRRGHHEERGHERG” and then Bobby would respond with “****ING BLEGHHERYTTGG ****ING BGGHHRADDRRGGGG” 

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11 hours ago, Supersonic said:

Tbh I had no problems understanding both Bradley and Sam Elliot, I generally have no problems understanding country ass American accents. (My mother tongue in German)

On the contrary, I needed subtitles for Harry Potter because I have a lot of trouble understanding British accents.

lol I'm AMERICAN and I even need subtitles for most British movies :derpga:

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JohnWayne92

As someone who grew up I'm Texas, and around country people, it's really just how they talk. Everyone thinks my brother and I are from the North the way we talk. 

You're not bad at anything. It's the accent he was using in the film. Like stated above some places, I had a few moments where it was hard to hear and understand. 

Also, I think sometimes it was an artist choice to go along with Jacksons condition. 

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