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What really made me like it were the performances of the leads, the dialog delivery, as well as the story, for what it was.
Minimal dialog in German with English subtitles (it was meant to be a mainly visual experience).
these kids are out of the ordinary and very unexpected to be in a movie of this stature but with the right dialog and junk they made the movie a complete success.
This work is less about Steve Martin's character Davis, than it is about Kline (Mack) and Glover (Simon), and Kline and McDonnell (Claire), but the dialog inserted via Davis is pondering, contemplative, near-poetic existentialism at its best.
He is witty, intelligent, and thoughtful in both dialog delivery and content.
The dialog wasn't great, but considering it was designed to be a kid's movie, that is alright.
Overall, I would give the performance nine out of ten, the dialog six out of ten, the casting nine out of ten and the costumes eight out of ten.
The dialog is quick, fresh, and witty.
It wasn't at all a bad movie, certainly not average, but its plotting and dialog stuck out as being at best conventional and at worst kind of confusing and one-dimensional (which, perhaps as based on Frank Miller's comic book, was the right decision to go with).
The special effects are okay, but the witty dialog will have you rolling.
I don't think that many films (especially comedies) have added memorable, quotable dialog like MOONSTRUCK.
I won't illustrate it - you can see a remarkably long list of quotes on this thread - but any film that can make subjects like the defense of using expensive copper piping rather than brass for plumbing purposes into memorable dialog is amazing to me.
Kicking off with the Silent Movie Form, no recorded dialog, but having Musical accompaniment.
According to current reviews that I've found online, the original has all of the nastiest dialog and innuendos intact; they were later either removed or completely re-shot by the studio prior to initial release, in order to pass the New York state censors.
Nobody cares how the movie ends, since the dialog is the key to this film.
The dual role played by the unbearably unwatchable and quasi-intense Fiennes (proving acting is not a genetic trait), is excruciating bizarre and Gretchen Mol must have wondered after and hour of plodding dialog how she was not supposed to realize that the new mysterious Hispanic guy was her old flame.
Their road trip becomes a fascinating dialog on the way men perceive women and women fail to understand men.
She does the best she can with the dialog she's given but ohhh, such dialog.
None of the supposedly US characters looks or sounds American; the hairstyles and clothes, again, are very retro and much of the dialog appears to have been looped--without the appropriate background noise!
The dialog is more sparse than most movies that I've seen, but adding a single word more would become verbose.
Secondly,the film is saturated with bad acting, senseless dialog, contemporary uniforms,weaponry and vehicles (check out the "U.S. troops" wearing Spanish Army camouflage uniforms, helmets - which are a direct copy of the old German M1944, poorly concealed by helmet covers and brandishing CETMEs -Spanish copies of the G3 7.62mm automatic rifles).
I've seen a lot of films that involve knights on horseback and guys fighting each other with swords dressed in armor but this is the only one with hugely over the top acting and way too out of this world grossly exaggerated dialog.
You know the film is in trouble when Stallone's lasagna lips render a good portion of the crummy dialog unintelligible and Stone responds by remarking how much she likes his voice.
A load of sloppy dildo-humor and incoherent lines of dialog.
Problem is, I really wanted to like this because of the environmental/physical similarities, but the dialog was inane and I suspect the original target audience was actually older than the 7 - 10 year old demographic to which it belongs (due to some fairly graphic violence, e.g., blood spatter).
There were a couple instances in the movie (I saw it in a theater) where a good 2 minutes went by with no dialog during a seen where you just watched the characters.
This movie is absolutely atrocious in every aspect: directing, acting, special effects, dialog, plot-line, you name it.
Mainly all you heard was choppy, barely audible dialog, then crappy background music blaring in the background while scenes skipped around like the west was won.
Some of the dialog are really funny especially the ones from aurelian vick and alice taglionie, some parts are very sexy.
The dialog is horrible and within the first five minutes it becomes obvious that this movie blows.
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