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The bad dialogue?
Seriously, the acting and the dialogue isn't important in those movies.
People who hate movies only because of bad acting and bad dialogue shouldn't be allowed to rate cheesy low-budget movies.
This is one of the best of both the "criminals in love" and "women's prison" genres and has some of the best hard-boiled dialogue ever written.
Though the film is not action-oriented and would likely be of little interest to many viewers, the performances are good and the seventeenth century dialogue used in the film's many flashbacks sounds very convincing.
Atlantis: The Lost Empire has some of the best, smoothest animation and cleverly written dialogue of any Disney movie I've seen.
This film is complete with a well-written crime story with interesting characters, unexpected turns, and clever dialogue and an eye-pleasing look with great camera movements and dark and gritty film noir lighting.
If I'm going to watch a porn movie, I prefer it to have some sort of plot, and a descent dialogue.
This is almost a silent film, with what dialogue there is in German, and highly simplified German at that.
If you like weird comical movies with great dialogue you will love it.
So often with Stephen King adaptations, you just get a collection of characters reciting dialogue from the books.
She was one of only a handful of actors, then and now, who could say more with a single look than an entire page of dialogue.
Listen to the dialogue with someone you love; within its constructed limits, this is a thinking man's drama debating two possible human futures--progress or its reactionary opposite.
With very little dialogue, the whole story is told with glances and body language.
This is a very beautiful and almost meditative film-there is hardly any dialogue in it, apart from the narration; and the scenery and music compliment each other perfectly.
A staunch Royalist she is shocked when the Duc votes for the King's death (a basic knowledge of the French Revolution is probably helpful to follow the dialogue between Grace and the Duc here.
The writing, dialogue and acting is solid and I really found myself drawn into the story of the young woman Raya as she struggles to pursue her goals and not lose herself in the process.
The little dialogue the film has isn't very delicate and this adds to the power of the film.
The characters are recognisable and the dialogue well-observed - I know people like this!
I've watched it a few times (I've been showing all my friends!) and notice something new each time - a bit of dialogue,something visual that I hadn't picked up on before.
All the dialogue and character interaction that occurs within it comes out of the long wind-down of a late southern day.
In a riviting story about a model who moves into a creepy building in Brooklyn Hights, the film offered everything that I hope to find in a good movie - (1) Campy and fantasically juicy characters, exchanges and dialogue, including hilaraious turns by Christopher Walken, Jeff Goldblum and especially, Martin Balsam, as an absent minded professor - (2) Horrifying Terror!
Home room is a phenomenal movie, and I rate it 10/10 - for real - because of the excellent acting, amazing plot, and heart-wrenching dialogue.
The film contains quite a bit of good adventure-level dialogue and a very strong climactic battle scene.
From a pure writing perspective, 'The 16mm shrine' is an absolute treat, with fantastic dialogue and character analysis, typical of Sterling.
Using sound in a expressive way and not just for dialogue and effects, Clair influenced early musicals in America (the opera scene from A Night at the Opera is strongly influenced by Le Million, for example).
Even at times from a distance so you can barely hear what the dialogue is, as if you really are that distance away picking up bits of the tale.
Not much dialogue but is filmed in such a way that you feel so much throuout.
I have recently re-read the book as well and some of the dialogue is just spot on.
The dialogue is ingenious and rings very true.
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