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The film quickly degenerated into horrible on the nose cheesy dialogue, and rushed TV sappy melodramatic acting.
Acting, direction and dialogue is absolutely unbearable.
The sound in particular was absolutely dreadful, especially in the scenes shot in the little bar; the dialogue was so corny in parts it was unbelievable.
You actually hear serious dialogue that goes, "I love you more."
Perhaps Mammet hoped to compensate for this with snappy dialogue and complex psychological relationships.
At least the seats in the theater were comfortable and I ate the pop corn as loud as possible to drown out the inferior dialogue.
Dumb story, mediocre dialogue and an overall cheap looking film.
Take out the "aren't we naughty" language and themes and you are left with dialogue and plot devices that insult the intelligence of anyone who doesn't describe "Saved by the Bell" as quality television.
The dialogue so laughably cliched and knowingly dirty, one might think the screenplay was the product of locking Aaron Spelling and Joe Eszterhas in a room with orders to produce an amalgam of every bad script each had ever had a hand in creating.
The editing is ridiculous, the cinematography was random at best, every single syllable of dialogue was completely retarded and the directing ... well, was there even a director there?
Entertaining characters, good dialogue, interesting enough story.
Revenge of the Sith starts out with a long action sequence that is impressive without being terribly exciting, then gets really boring for the next hour and fifteen minutes, with the same horrible dialogue and dull machinations that have plagued the rest of the prequel series.
I remember dialogue from Tatum O'Neal that was just amazingly bad.
The film relies on its dialogue which is sophomoric, moronic, and crude.
Shakespeare always did prefer expository dialogue to action and death, but I just couldn't understand a word anyone was saying.
The two popular stars (Charlton Heston and James Coburn) both give performances that are far from their best, and justifiably so; they both have superficial roles and character traits stated mainly by dialogue.
I looked forward to watching this film and then realised that any hope of a coherent dialogue between the actors was swamped by the unnecessary swearing.
He also seems completely ignorant of the fact that all the brilliant visuals in the world (and this has some outstanding ones) cannot hide a negligence to story, dialogue and performance.
The plot and the dialogue remind me of playing guns on a summer's afternoon in my childhood, peering through the neighbor's hedge to gain a fatal advantage on my best friend Steve and my little brother.
The recipient starts becoming more and wolf-like, but the effect is nothing more than "weird eyes" and running at night with dogs! (for the whole movie) The budget is too low, the dialogue too stilted (I laughed out loud at some of the ridiculous talk), and the acting too inept.
Turns out to be the Ape Man himself (Miles O'Keeffe, who has the film's best dialogue), who rescues her from bad guys and falls in love with her, leaving them just enough time in this agonizing two hours to romp naked while a horny monkey looks on and cheers.
When I began watching The Muppets Take Manhattan, the choppy presentation and dialogue had me convinced I was watching something recent, so you can imagine my surprise when I came to the IMDb and read that it was made in 1984.
And dialogue, What dialogue???To think that I was a fan of the first one (I use that comment loosely, its more like a guilty pleasure, than anything else).
The references and dialogue is 70s/80s.
Okay, the movie just doesn't move with Vaughn's con-man dialogue, his character is just a creepy guy that you just can't get past.
While Chevy Chase and Beverly D'Angelo return as Clark and Ellen Griswold (with new actors in the roles of Russ and Audrey Griswold), this time they are given a weaker script with very bad dialogue.
On top of that the dialogue and acting was very poor and very forced, not felt, and they filled their lack of content with sleazy sex scenes.
The dialogue sounds and is delivered as if it were written seconds before it's filmed.
The whole movie is boring, with annoying, unbelievable dialogue and basically no plot to speak of.
The cast are all horrible stereotypes lumbered with flat dialogue.
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