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By understanding that, the dialog becomes a lot different.
Hopefully, a dialog between adults and children will happen on many different levels, and hopefully different kinds of humor will evolve.
It was a dialog with the context again.
And the idea was the relationship of the space, which was made up of the fold of the image, and the dialectic or the conflict between the figuration, and the clarity of the image and the complexity of the space, which were in dialog.
And I write a newsletter that goes out every week, and I wrote an article about this, and it got such enormous response that I realized that design, that common design, that's in the public area means a lot to people, and establishes kind of a groundwork and a dialog.
You get a divergence of Newtonian and quantum thinking at that point, you have a split in your dialog that is so deep, and so far, that they cannot bring this together at all.
There was a whole lot of dialog.
All plots fail on all levels, which every annoying bit of meaningless dialog reminds you of.
Don't know if McMurtry did the screen play but the dialog was terrible.
At fifteen I could have written a better script!Some scenes and dialog seemed to come out of nowhere and you were left with a lot of unanswered questions.
Some of the camera work and dialog look and sound as if it were done by a film student.
Watching without dialog, you'd assume that the movie had 2 monsters.
There's so much scientific mambo-jumbo in the dialog it's laughable.
With that in mind, Hitchcock severely underplayed other important aspects of the film, including but not limited to a logical plot, characterization, believable dialog, and a fluent, running storyline.
It leaves so much time in-between the dialog for someone to add in their own comments.
Some of the dialog in this movie sounds like it was written by a swear happy 12 year old boy.
The sound is really annoying - a medicine cabinet closes with all the gusto of a gunshot going off in your ear, while at the same time the dialog is perhaps one-fifth as loud.
Miscellaneous on-set noises dominate the soundtrack to a huge degree, with dialog taking a distant back seat.
If anyone had more than 3 pages of dialog (beyond the narrator....SHUT UP ALREADY) then I'll watch it again.
This movie may bear some historical importance, and it sure seems astonishing how well the facts are together, the setting, the rocket, the space suits, the surface of the moon, all scream "a classic" - but in the end, the result makes a pretty dull movie for todays eyes, and the 50ies tech scenes you might hope for in a movie like this are by far not enough to reward sitting through all the tacky dialog and predictable plot developments.
It wasn't real-life dialog at all.
What???? Regardsless how realistic the dialog might be (I will NEVER use the word "dude" again!) -who wants to listen to these conversations?
The dialog was dull, the plot was torpid, the soundtrack was overbearingly unnecessary, and the acting was awful.
From the beginning of this film,with it's "The Lost boys" rip off opening sequence, to the bad wire work and even worse dialog ending, this movie slimed along at a snail's pace.
With truly horrid dialog, acting, and directing, it's no choice for people seeking a proper movie.
The special effects are pretty lame and the the horrible dialog is full of unfunny one-liners and the banter so ridiculous the sound may better be turned off.
Is this a skate documentary with moments of dialog inserted?
With clunky, self-consciously informative dialog and sub-par acting, even a relatively impressive budget with attention to detail will not spring to life this sagging, albeit historically worthy, melodrama.
The dialog is about 10 or 15 seconds behind the audio.
The only thing that saves this film from God's wreath (and there is only one God, remember) is the unintentionally funny dialog, and a good battle scene which comes far too late in the movie.
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