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July 31st, 2006
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Yeah, the version I saw (sitting in an uncomfortable college desk) had white subtitles against a black and white background. These days, white subtitle lettering, if it doesn't fall into the bottom margin of the widescreen, has black outlines.
(http://livejournal.com/users/josephgrossberg)
It also has a sort of shaky camera work that be considered a sign of an amateur production in the context of modern films.
(http://livejournal.com/users/nephlm)