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Plots, acting, art, dialog, music, whatsoever!
Let's face it: Neither Nielsen nor Schwarzenegger are really good actors when it comes to dialog.
The acting isn't all that bad although the actors don't really have much to work with as the dialog is tripe and cliché'...
The dialog was poorly written.
What makes the movie fall apart is the terrible use of voice overs and the corny dialog.
The dialog is so painfully scripted, it's hard to sit through, and if there were any jokes in the movie, I missed them.
In spite of many positive reviews this is a very slow film with three essentially good actors improvising the most banal dialog you will ever hear.
Everything from the plot, to the dialog, to the editing, to the overall acting was just horribly put together and in many cases outright boring and nonsensical.
What is even more absurd is the fact that he was also the dialog coach for this film.
Well its ten year's on since this film was released and the sands of time have not improved it one bit, again like the other comments made the Aussie film makers should have a little more drama rather than middle class aussies riding around beautiful places on there bikes with not much in the was of dialog.
However, the film still contains Wood's usual pitfalls of bad dialog, meaningless stock footage, and hokey special effects.
There's one scene that the director tried to make emotional but he fails miserably as Yvette Nipar didn't really show all that much emotion, however there is a decent Car chase scene, but that's not enough for me to recommend this god awful film!, plus the dialog is atrocious.
The film is poorly written, featuring the dumbest dialog this side of Armageddon.
The dialog bears the stilted traces of the Odets origins: high-flown metaphors that never could have come from the limited imaginations of these workaday people.
The suspense was just totally conventional and the dialog was lame ("it's OK son, crying helps," he says to his son.
The sound track was off by about 10 seconds--meaning the dialog and action never came close to matching.
The dialog is probably the worst part of this movie.
But it was the dialog that takes the cake!
Great actors, good filming, a potentially interesting plot, and what should have been good dialog.
The movie is way too 'stagey' and they didn't even bothered to change some of the dialog to make it more fitting for a movie.
Instead what is presented now is an almost literally re-filming of a stage-play, with over-the-top characters and staged dialog.
CLASH BY NIGHT is much to talky and stagy and the dialog doesn't resonate as true coming from these characters.
The script is all over the place, the dialog is wooden, the "action" is laughable and the plot could be summed up on a dirty cocktail napkin.
It's very slow and talkative which would be fine if the dialog conveyed insights into the characters, was meaningful, or original.
Many times you could not make out the dialog over the background music.
Excessive use of fade to black, a few weird camera angles and crosscutting dialog for different conversations with the same people taking place at different times!
They use kids that look like they're in sixth grade, cheesy plots, horrid dialog and really crappy special effects.
The dialog tries to be clever and fails.
The direction, LOGIC, continuity, changes in plot-script and dialog made me cry out in pain.
There is no scene, dialog, acting or plot development that would light a spark.
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