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I swear the dialog wouldn't have passed for the original PSX Resident Evil; it's that bad.
Much of the dialog is sophomoric, again a pretender trying to be witty.
With the Terrible acting, the awful dialog, the multitude of bad humor, the crappy plot and over terrible film.
The dialog was far from even decent and the acting was without direction or effort.
No dialog, just tagging and shoplifting.
I disliked the directors previous film (a self-righteous defense of man-boy love) but at least that film had a story, interesting characters, dialog.
Bad American movies can be spotted by all the youngsters prefacing every single line of dialog with "You know what?" Bad Canadian movies can be spotted by all the youngsters ending every single line of dialog with "Eh?" Have we learned nothing in a century of filmmaking?
There is little dialog and at least for me, I was disappointed that it didn't give more credit or promote the work of guerrilla artists such as these.
The dialog is laughable; people talk like morons.
Nickelodeon produced Doug; Ren and Stimpy and Rockos Modern Life among other fine cartoons(Yes, this includes Spongebob).All had quirky, dreamlike animation and surprisingly sophisticated stories and dialog.
Instead, they seemed to have opted for a bog standard Hollywood 'Paint by Numbers' disaster movie plot and dialog.
Another worst thing is to totally misrepresent the true facts of an incredible saga by fabricating events, dialog and images to the director's own liking.
Very little dialog.
The dialog was hard to understand in every way.
The film is in such bad shape that it looks like someone just ran it through a dishwasher, the sound is terrible, the dialog is otherworldly bad, there's some primitive mannequin gore (plus some dismemberments and guts) and it's technically inept in every possible way it can be inept.
The dialog ... well, often it is missing - many awkward silences; they are all just standing around, and it seems like someone should be saying something.
I'm generally not a fan of high school comedies, they rely heavily on humor in bad taste and rarely stray far from clichéd story lines and characters and downright dull dialog.
The music was SO LOUD in this show I could often not even hear the dialog.
I felt like a bunch of sit com actors were sent on location and didn't know what to do with dramatic dialog.
The whole cast was so uniformly inept at delivering their lines that I started laughing at the awful dialog midway through the film.
He does play the "nerdy" character as well as could be expected given the dialog he has to speak.
There is very little dialog, and most of it is incidental: the story is told in a third-person voice-over, the voice being that of an actress impersonating the real-life sister of the real-life brothers.
now, this movie has no plot, or rather, there's something that tries to pass off as a plot: there's a mean hit-man (Willis) who is cool dangerous and sophisticated (actually he's none of those things, but from some dialog between the other characters, you are supposed to get this impression), so this hit-man is on a mission to kill someone, now there's an ex-IRA prisoner who is kind and nice and very likable (gear) who the FBI release from prison so he will help them.
Derek Jarman has shown us time and time again that dialog is not his strong suit.
MOREAU or MYSTERIOUS ISLAND, is trashed by the heavy dialog and mono tonal acting of amateurs whose lines sink like lead weights into a sea of stupidity.
It starts with a bad script, full of holes, and dialog so unlikely it's embarrassing.
Beware-it's not even worth the $ 5.50 WalMart rack...You know that when the acting stinks this bad that it's not even worth a couple of bucks-the sound quality is horrendous-there's no closed captioning to even hear the hideous dialog, and it looks as if it were filmed on a $ 1.98 budget.
The story, if you can call it that, and the dialog, not to mention the sophomoric acting, is a travesty toward the genre itself.
There's such a lack of interest and tension that it's hard to follow the banal action and dialog.
all i got from this film was clichéd characters, contrived dialog and an unemotional script.
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