- Captionfish.com
- Celebration! Cinema RiverTown Grand Rapids CC Showtimes RWC in Grand Rapids MI
- Celebration! Cinema Lansing CC Showtimes RWC in Lansing MI
- AMC -Direct to CC/OC ShowtimesAMC’s own OC/CC Listings
- Regal Direct to CC/OC Showtimes Regal Cinema’s Listings of OC/CC Movies – Updated 5/28/2008
- Marcus Theatres – Open Captions
- Marcus Theatres – Rear Window Captions
- Consolidated Theatres – List of Theatre Links with CC Showtimes
- Cineplex – Canada – Cineplex Canada CC Listings
- Insight’s New Captioned Movie Finder for Insight’s Open Captioned Movies
- Fomdi – searches for OC/CC Showtimes by area code (Note that it uses Fandango as a source, and therefore misses many AMC MoPix movies which use MovieTickets.com for ticketing.
- DeafAccessFilms – searches for showtimes by movie by state.
MoPix® Rear Window: http://ncam.wgbh.org/mopix/locations.html
Open Captions by Insight Cinema: (now closed)
http://www.insightcinema.org/dedicatedscreens.html
http://www.fomdi.com is also another great website to look up captioned movies in your area.
Great website! Love the subtitles on the trailers! Thank you!!
Yea, but they use fandango, and always shows the message “says there are no captioned movies.” results for Grand Rapids and Lansing, where the theatre I work for shows RWC movies, so technically, it doesn’t work for me, pretending our theatres don’t exist
(It’s because our company works with a competitor to Fandango, and Fandango doesn’t display our captioned movies as captioned. Movietickets.com does.)
Another “Up and Coming” site is Deaf Access Films ( http://deafaccessfilms.com ) I am not crazy about the way it works, but you can see what films are playing where on one site.
Subtitles on DVD
http://dvd-subtitles.com , http://hdbonusfeatures.blogspot.com/ , http://bonusfeatures.blogspot.com are good sources for information on subtitled DVD’s.
SWEET! Insight Cinema has a new way to look up Open Caption movie Showtimes!
http://www.bolingbroke.com/movies/
(for a sample of an area that has Insight Movies, use Schnectady, NY -12345 is the zip)
So many of us deaf and retired folks live in small, out of the way communities, where >nothing< is offerred. We cannot even find a decent interpreter! It seems like the theatres would try harder to show captioned films when we are a community of mostly HOH, older and retired citizens.
About the only solustion for us is to join Netflix or some such, but that is not a perfect solution, either!
~Sigh~ Lantana
Lantana’s Latitude, Blogspot.com
Get a big screen tv, and host your own captioned movie parties!
No signing during the feature presentation though!)
That solution means that I would have to break my neck cleaning house, washing windows, etc. And what about the refreshments?
Since the big screen t.v. would be for a hearing impaired group, perhaps I could deduct the cost from my income tax?! Hee, hee.
Thanks, anyway.
Lantana
I know my area theatre shows open caption but always limit time and titles. I prefer watch movies or programs from websites, which I miss to watch on TV, It is NO CLOSED CAPTIONED. ABC, NBC, CBS, FOX and other networks do not put closed caption back in what we use to watch CC on TV. Let shout the legislation to mandate all networks in website must provide CLOSED CAPTION (CC).
I can see my old webmastering in the deaf access films site. I aint complaining. But its nice to see it being used.
i’m watching a movie, called, The Curious Case of Benjemin Button, but i’m not understanding the words because i need it close captioned….how do i get close captioned….as i am hearing impaired….please help me with it if you can…tks…kathleen
Kathleen, did you try Fomdi or Regal websites to find a captioned version playing?
no i haven’t Bill….but i’m just trying to get into the sites you sent me via email….what is it i’m supposed to find in this…let me kno…tks…Kathleen