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Other than the plot, which is full of holes, and the poor dialogue, I would like to note that the cinematography also left many things to be desired.
they also blew it many times when they had decent dialogue and cut away prematurely before the person could even deliver the line.
From a poorly contrived plot line that makes almost no sense to bad dialogue and disjointed scenes to the ultimate downer, bad acting (even Peter Falk can't find his way) "Finding John Christmas" is better left lost.
There was nothing wrong with the dialogue, but then again it's hard to say because half of the conversations weren't subtitled and for no apparent reason, so I didn't always know what was going on.
But for the dialogue we could understand, it made enough sense.
For the amount of dialogue and significant moments, the movie could have been an hour shorter.
It's got terrible, forced dialogue; pointless plot developments; really drawn out 'spooky imagery' scenes, which look more like a high school remedial art project than a horror movie; 5/10 at best attractive women; long, boring sex scenes involving said women (forget what you know about virgins! especially ones with lop- sided fake breasts); muttered, difficult to understand speech from some of the characters; and they actually used the masks from Killer Klowns from Outer Space during a masturbation scene, which should be a saving grace because that movie was pretty funny, but it isn't.
The storyline is absurd and lame,also sucking are performances and the dialogue, is hard to keep your Eyes open.
don't get me started on the dialogue.as
Howlingly bad dialogue.
There's even a serious lack of witty Mulder & Scully dialogue to keep the episode afloat.
The dialogue will leave you grimacing with wonder at its conceit; this is storytelling at its worst.
The dialogue sounds like it's been translated by the same computers that mangle instruction manuals, and the scale of the zombie infestation is implied with none of the ingenuity of Romero's films.
I kept looking at my watch when I wasn't cringing at the dialogue on the screen.
The interactions between people are like those you can see any day on the street and when in occasion there is a slightly more interesting situation the dialogue becomes stilted and boring.
Another thing is that the dialogue was pretty much bad.
Even the reliable Fred Willard couldn't save the trite dialogue, the state jokes, and the banal plot.
At the least, there are many books on directing, screen writing, and producing movies that would teach them something about structure, plot, dialogue and pacing.
Most importantly where is the lightness?! From the very first scene, music drownes out most of the dialogue and feeling, and this continues right through the movie.
I'll give you an idea how incredibly poor this film is - the funniest dialogue in it goes like this: "Knock Knock", "Who's there?", "The big stinking man", "The big stinking man who?", "The big stinking man - is YOU!".
I've read comments that you shouldn't watch this film if you're looking for stirring Shakespearian dialogue.
This is true, unfortunately, because all the stirring dialogue, this wonderful play contains, has been cut, and replaced with songs.
The Princess, though no doubt doing what she was directed to do, had no regal bearing, and all the girls seemed to lose the cleverness of their characters - also affected by unwise cuts, which not only took away the female characters already sparse dialogue, but took comments out of context - it was a little unnerving to hear the Princess proclaim; "We are wise girls to mock our lovers so!", when mocking had not taken place at all.
I need a good plot and believable dialogue before I can enjoy most movies, and this just didn't have either.
I expected a Heavy Metal 2000 kinda feel to it.....slow moving, bad dialogue, lots o' blood.....but this was worse than anything I could have imagined.
Sholay, the old one is a milestone in Indian cinema with an all-star cast, cult dialogue, stylish cinematography and a brilliant soundtrack which is still a hit with present generations too.A good actor like Ajay Devgan's TALENTS ARE wasted and his performance was average.Prashant Raj, a newcomer doesn't know what acting is .
The dialogue is often hilarious-attention to how many times "you startled me" is used.
it wasnt meant to be this funny, that much is obvious, but the dubbing, the acting of the dubbed voices, the dialogue they said, where often hilarious.
Add to the mix a basketball player built like a building, terrible dialogue and more plot holes than a golf course and this film hits a new personal low.
It's my opinion that movies involving a curse or that draw their basis from a subject that is somewhat esoteric, such as Egyptology, are ripe for silly, overwritten dialogue.
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