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The dialogue is what a 10-year-old would come up with if asked to do a homework project.
Also many times the sound track overrides the dialogue.
Though the acting isn't too bad, the predictable storyline and silly dialogue pretty much ruin this one from the get go.
There is nothing really wrong with the character design and make-up effects here (well... except for the guy with no scalp, the guy with a pointy chin and forehead, and the fat guy with dark circles around his eyes), the problem is the way they act and the terrible dialogue that is given them.
The film has weird annoying characters, strange unexplainable slapstick, and an insurmountable amount of dialogue about smoking.
Although who would ever like Jeanne's character, personality, or reading of the dialogue, I really cannot say.
There's the stilted acting, the atrocious dialogue, the half baked plot and like its companion piece way too much in the way of on screen animal slaughter that was actually done.
Some of the crappiest dialogue I have ever heard, I'm willing to bet why McGowan doesn't speak much is because of how crappy her dialogue would have been.
The dialogue written for Steven Tyler was painful to watch.
The dialogue is cliche and clearly written by somebody who doesn't know English.
Take out the hardcore sex scenes and what you have is a mediocre plot, average acting (at best), plodding direction, and dull dialogue.
Add in the grot and you've got mediocre plot, average acting, plodding direction, dull dialogue, with lashings of hardcore porn.
A very talented cast and good dialogue.Then it all fell apart for me at the sight of the first vampire.
There are actually a handful of great lines of dialogue but for the most part its awkward and weak.
" Unfortunately the girl has told the baddie her life story off screen and is a terrible example of the screenwriter not being able to bring a character to life through dialogue .
The dialogue is incomprehensible at times and when you can hear it you wish it remained incomprehensible!
The acting was stale and unconvincing, the dialogue was silly and predictable, and the story was confusing and stupid.
It's amazing that the cast could come off as well as they did, as the dialogue is dull at best.
One of the features of his other movies is multiple characters - variety, witty dialogue.
Predictable dialogue ( my wife and I were guessing the lines before they were spoken), hokey special effects, a screenplay that drifted all over the place.
Film and dance legend Marge Champion was the dialogue coach for this production- she should have refunded her salary!
I loved the first 15 minutes, and I loved some of the dialogue in the tribunal--which proved to be the best showcase for the director's ahead-of-its-time method acting technique--but this movie ultimately disappoints.
The same obviously goes for the dialogue which panders to the lowest common denominator and manages to offer absolutely zero unpredictable original lines.
A reasonably good story but pretty awful acting, dialogue, and filming.
The rest of the time you will see some very drawn out scenes filled with boring dialogue in some less than impressive locations.
Totally un-funny "jokes" that fall flat, amateurish acting (with one or two exceptions), boring characters and dialogue that's, at best, mediocre.
Even the likes of Gina McKee couldn't act their way out of the appalling dialogue.
It helps that the dialogue is pointless, so you can grab a popcorn without missing anything major and, if this sort of thing isn't your cup of tea, you can always laugh at the 'interpretive dance' on display.
The set decorations and art direction was cheap and fake; the nudity was sardonic and incredibly unsexy; the story was poorly written and it was just a parade of incredibly beautiful and talented actors being held hostage to quote the worst dialogue ever written!
Their dialogue was dramatically uninteresting.
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