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It's not perfect in its production or even its dialog, but the story is unique which is saying a lot for modern "romantic" comedies.
(In 1975 I visited Egypt!) Seen today, "The Egyptian" suffers from flat dialog and a few gauche touches, but it's a glorious movie to look at -- the sort of thing Hollywood, alas, just doesn't do anymore -- and it has a great story... not just the usual boy-meets-girl or vengeance-is-mine affair.
At times, the witty dialog almost reaches the level of that 70s classic series, "The Rockford Files."
Most of the episode has no dialog, which is such a cool idea and "Hush" handles the silence really well.
In fact, most of the dialog takes place over the story rather than having characters talk to one another.
The re-playability lies mainly in the choices, during dialog, etc.
Although the writing was unpolished, as some of the dialog seemed drawn-out and contrived, the script did have shining moments.
Although it was dark, depressing, and at times hard to watch, You Are Alone held my attention and was refreshingly honest in its dialog.
They got most of the special effects right, the dialog is classic trek and it just feels right for a trek-knockoff.
You can't take this movie seriously.....the plot is predictable and trite, the acting often over the top, the dialog laughable; but it all adds up to great fun!
The scriptwriter, Preston Sturges, shows none of his later gift for sparkling dialog, and none of the myriad cinematic innovations of "Kane" are evident.
The script is loaded with excellent character development and very snappy, realistic dialog.
Clever dialog.
Just watched this movie and it's not bad; there are a few tense moments and not a lot of long dialog strings.
Even though 98% of the dialog is English (great thing for me), I wish the DVD had subtitles to help with some of the quick moments when the character's accent can be difficult to understand.
Leaving aside these aspects, the main ideas revealed here and the dialog are quite brilliant.
Ford had the bulk of the dialog.
This movie has excellent dialog; which is certainly common among foreign films.
Despite beginning promisingly and having a few hilarious lines of dialog like "can you see me with the naked eye?" ... "I can see you better naked!", the film shambles along plotlessly up until the less-than-spectacular finale.
Just a lot of nudity and silly dialog.
Except for a few words in the dialog, a middle school could show this film to start discussions in the classroom.
I envy Europeans and Americans who can watch the film without following the dialog with their ears, because it is painful to do: slow, unnaturally heavy, and over-deliberate.
From the opening scene's absolutely ridiculous dialog, to the Splatter and Gore Department's finest works, to the wondrous abilities of Ed the film cutter, you will laugh and laugh again.
Raw, blunt dialog and a killer twist at the end.
The film does contain graphic sexual dialog and nudity.
Even "Paris when it sizzles" is mentioned in a delightfully organic piece of dialog.
I was just on the floor laughing because this had such a serious and document feel to it, but the dialog is so hilarious, that you can't help but have a good time.
The intricate and subtle gestures and minimal dialog take the tension to a point where an otherwise normal argument shocks the audience.
The dialog is swift, clipped, to the point.l
It's the scenes just off camera and the unspoken dialog which resonates the most loudly, however.
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