: This is the most comprehensive database for scene-specific releases. Look for the "getit" tag to ensure the timing matches your video file exactly.
: Usually .srt (SubRip) or .ass (Advanced Substation Alpha).
While this specific scene release typically includes the (Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing) track as a standard feature, you can find additional subtitle files or "features" for this exact version on the following major subtitle repositories: Subtitle Search Engines
: Primarily for TV shows, but frequently hosts high-quality subtitles for popular 90s action movie re-releases. Key Release Features
: Because this is a "GETIT" scene release, the subtitles are timed to the 23.976 fps frame rate standard for Blu-ray.
: Most versions available for this file will include full dialogue, but you can also find forced subtitles (which only translate non-English dialogue, if applicable) or commentary tracks converted to text.
If you are using a media player like or MPC-HC , you can often right-click the video and select "Download Subtitles" to automatically find the match for this specific filename.
: This is the most comprehensive database for scene-specific releases. Look for the "getit" tag to ensure the timing matches your video file exactly.
: Usually .srt (SubRip) or .ass (Advanced Substation Alpha). subtitle martial.law.1990.1080p.bluray.x264-getit
While this specific scene release typically includes the (Subtitles for the Deaf and Hard of Hearing) track as a standard feature, you can find additional subtitle files or "features" for this exact version on the following major subtitle repositories: Subtitle Search Engines : This is the most comprehensive database for
: Primarily for TV shows, but frequently hosts high-quality subtitles for popular 90s action movie re-releases. Key Release Features While this specific scene release typically includes the
: Because this is a "GETIT" scene release, the subtitles are timed to the 23.976 fps frame rate standard for Blu-ray.
: Most versions available for this file will include full dialogue, but you can also find forced subtitles (which only translate non-English dialogue, if applicable) or commentary tracks converted to text.
If you are using a media player like or MPC-HC , you can often right-click the video and select "Download Subtitles" to automatically find the match for this specific filename.