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Most of the dialogue is laughable and the only interesting plot twist is in the last five minutes of the movie.
The dialogue of the movie was absolutely horrendous.
The dialogue and the constant boring and dry monologues from basically every character made me lose interest in the film quickly, and the small amount of good fighting scenes pushed me nearer the edge, and the ending of the movie shoved me right off.
Most five year olds would be able to come up with more realistic dialogue and a more plausible plot.
Instantly dated visual effects and crummy dialogue abound in this cheesy lamer, which did nothing but make me pine for the days of 'The Incredible Shrinking Man', when this kind of thing was done properly.
When I go to see a movie about zombie's, I'm not expecting oscar calibre performances, or writing on the level of The Godfather, but I do expect the actors to at least not look like their straining to read their cue cards, and dialogue that doesn't sound like it was typed out 10 minutes before the actor reads it into the camera.
The story is stupid; the acting is hard to even think of as acting; the characters are characterless; and the dialogue is terrible.
Okay, the story makes no sense, the characters lack any dimensionally, the best dialogue is ad-libs about the low quality of movie, the cinematography is dismal, and only editing saves a bit of the muddle, but Sam" Peckinpah directed the film.
This is a dreadful adventure flick consisting of wooden performances, stupid dialogue, unconvincing characters and leaden pacing.
from all that,there is some really awful clichéd dialogue.and
Could it be: The confusing storyline, the incomprehensible dialogue said by Oliver Martinez, and the annoying editing?
This film suffers from what most Stephen King films do - lack of money used for the "special" effects, poor actors, appalling characterisation and dialogue.
Those attracted to the intimacy and depth of Umbrellas will be slightly horrified to discover a cut-and-paste musical in the American style - awkward, stilted dialogue with inexplicable song-and-dance numbers.
The high point of this mess of a movie is the bit in the restaurant, where the dialogue gets turned down in favour of a superbly shot, slow-mo shootout set to Beethoven's Moonlight Sonata.
But somebody forgot to give him any worthwhile dialogue.
The writing is bad because the plot is perfectly trite and the dialogue is wooden and implausible.
The dialogue is so flat and truly one-dimensional.
The characters are cardboard, the dialogue is wooden, the story is paper-thin and the actors couldn't act their way out of a grocery bag.
The actor plays it as straight as he can given the crummy dialogue, but the fact is, his purpose is "Y'all done betta get outa heah, Boss!"
Bad plot, bad dialogue, bad acting, idiotic directing, the annoying porn groove soundtrack that ran continually over the overacted script, and a crappy copy of the VHS cannot be redeemed by consuming liquor.
The dialogue is clumsy and uninspired, with some lines reminiscent of Aliens or Terminator.
Why is the background noise and the soundtrack dramatically louder than the dialogue?
Also it's very difficult to hear or understand the dialogue -- partially because of the accents, but also because words are mumbled.
The inaudible dialogue was annoying.
The voice interpretation of Matlin's dialogue, under the excuse that Hurt's character "likes the sound of his voice", turns her more and more into a weird distant object as the film goes on.
The camera is never pointed in the right place, lack of fundamentals such as how to shoot simple dialogue scenes and how to light a movie hurt as well.
The story gets to the point that you just want everyone to shut up and die as quickly as possible so you don't have to listen to them talk this very muted, stiff dialogue.
Simple dialogue.
The dialogue is so painfully awful and delivered with the depth of a wading pool.
Worst of all is the script's relentless bonhomie, ancient jokes, and clunking dialogue.
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