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Setting aside the asinine and implausible plot line, bad acting, bad dialogue, poorly executed stunts and slapstick, continuity errors, and high rate of no-name actors never to be seen again, all in all it was a pretty bad movie anyway (at its core, I mean).
The dialogue is trite and cliché to the point of extreme distraction.
None of the issues the characters face are developed at all--they're merely surface details intended to get a point across without having to actually come up with believable dialogue to support said point.
The dialogue is never funny, interesting, or intelligent.
This is some of the most mind-numbingly bad dialogue I have ever had the misfortune to hear.
Based on Michael Crichton's so-so novel, it's a nutty mixture of lost cities, giant hippos, monster monkeys, naff visual effects and corny dialogue.
I have always liked the Carry On films, with their double-meaning sexual innuendo dialogue and moments of slapstick comedy, but I can see why the critics give this one two stars.
I admit it is not great, but there are just enough dialogue gags, and of course Babs in the shower, and going to to her bum with that iconic whistle, and later a rapid rip off of her bra.
Bad dialogue delivered at a snail's pace.
Surprisingly, this was produced by Kelsey Grammar, someone who should recognize sharp dialogue and a consistent narrative in a script.
No one had to memorize any lines for this movie, if they aren't clearly reading cards then they have a magazine in front of them they keep glancing at while they struggle through awkward dialogue.
Just when I thought it couldn't get any more pathetic and cheesy than "Woodchipper Massacre," just when I thought dialogue and acting couldn't get worse than "Nail Gun Massacre," just when I thought "Don't Go In The Woods" would retain its title as Lousiest Slasher Film Ever, along comes "THE LAST SLUMBER PARTY!" Somehow, this cheap, wretched manure manages to avoid lewdness, but it remains terrible!
Lots of great fight choreography but the plot is strictly by the numbers, and the acting is as wooden as the dialogue.
Although at times their dialogue seems stilted and forced.
This movie is in a word, annoying to watch, from the terrible camera angles to the quality of dialogue and pacing.
He has done much better in other films namely "Philadelphia" where he had some honesty in his dialogue.
But the writers, Green & Rush, did a good job in preventing this with their trite storyline and insipid dialogue.
Some of us aren't fooled by corny plots, bludgeoning animals and generally long winded dialogue.
So I found myself wishing there had been both more AND less dialogue at the same time!
It certainly starts well with witty and sharp dialogue, and a fine cast in place.
Filming, editing, direction, dialogue, sets, makeup, writing, casting (especially the young girl and imposter child psychiatrist), and the story all were just the worst.
85 minutes of utterly bad acting,(half the cast seem to be suffering from Asperger's syndrome) ghastly wigs, strange make-up (including tide lines around wig areas) and holier than thou characters with holier than thou dialogue that makes you want to puke.
The surrounding cast is superb and the dialogue quite entertaining.
time because I caught that much more of the richness of the dialogue and the interplay of the characters.
The end of the movie contains almost no dialogue but what is in the minds of the characters is always perfectly clear.
Here the jokes are packed in near every line of dialogue, giving you more bang than the average Simpsons episode.
She tugged at my heartstrings with every word of dialogue.
The film is layered in depth and the dialogue in places is just spot on, especially with Jip.
There were more than several gaps in the plot, and the acting was mediocre, but at least it sounded like how real people talk, unlike Hollywood movies where the dialogue is really fake sounding when you think about it.
This is a low budget stop motion monster movie from Brett (A Nymphoid Barbarian in Dinosaur Hell) Piper... and it delivers just what I'd expect from such a production: light-hearted (though cheesy) dialogue, some cute actresses and lots of stop motion critters.
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