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The movie is filmed like a stage play, short on sets and cinematography, long on dialogue and dramatic characterizations.
After watching the movie a few times, I found so many subtle touches and emotions within the dialogue.
Depiction of a completely dysfunctional family taken to another level of the extreme, might have left me depressed to the extreme, had it not been for very funny sight gags and dialogue along the way which lightened the film's overall tone.
The quality of the dialogue and the ease with which the actors execute a huge range of awkwardness, heartbreak and comedy is so rare these days--I felt that the actors must have really enjoyed participating in something this rich.
Still, there is some snappy dialogue and slapstick throughout.
The dialogue "Hi Chellam" has really caught on with the masses.
I admit this was a low budget film with not the best dialogue, however it explained why Jeffrey Dahmer was a Psycotic maniac.
With its eerily pleasing music score, minimalist dialogue and character development, and uncanny fantasy sequences involving some very unique angels, the Polish brothers put their focus on what every good film artist knows a film should be about, the moving pictures...the images, the scenes...paintings of deep beauty captured on celluloid.
Although it started out slowly, I found that the realism in depicting the ship, the variety of characters and lively dialogue keep me watching.
Hartley gives him excellent dialogue and a chance to use his resounding voice to full effect.
Although, the Ward Bond character softens the edge with "maybe we can communicate with them, after all they're humans, too" type of dialogue.
The screenplay by Chayefsky, the irony-freighted dialogue, is near perfect ('Just where do you train your nurses, Dachau?').
A truly gripping film noir featuring some wonderfully images and some great dialogue, at the heart of it all is a strong message of tolerance and understanding.
any movie that has a line of dialogue that goes something like this...."Judy's getting ready for her date, Butthole!" has to be good!
The entire film takes place at the Hotel Duncan, yet details of each character's history are exposed through dialogue and flashbacks.
This was really a pleasure to see; the dialogue was - for the most part - absolutely outstanding (I thought the women's roles were a little better written, which is a nice surprise).
Streep is a powerhouse and deservedly received an Oscar nomination for her work here; her "I'm only going to say this once" dialogue with Zellweger will leave you devastated.
James Caan and Josh Duhamel have great dialogue.
It's very much a musician's film, because of the paucity of spoken dialogue - and what dialogue there is, is not important to the structure of the narrative.
The episode featured very little dialogue and despite that the good folks at the Emmy's decided it merited a nomination.
I think that despite the lack of dialogue the actors did a fantastic job on the episode.
The most notable feature of this film is the chemistry between the actors, the sense of camaraderie in their dialogue and dances.
Female melodrama at its finest, with a lot of comedy: great dialogue, characters and writing.
This is an excellent film, full of complexity, themes and great dialogue.
Great characters, great acting, great dialogue, incredible plot twists in plain language one of the best shows I've ever seen in my life.
The dialogue can be trying at times, yet the images and concepts are powerful enough to lift the film.
Golding's book must be responsible for some of the superb dialogue but everything else was good too!
This movie has some of the best dialogue ever written.
The really good lines are all given to George C. Scott, a man who knew what to do with a juicy piece of dialogue.
I watched this expecting to see the usual British stiff upper lip stereotypes and was surprised to find the dialogue remarkably natural and tinged with black humour.
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