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The film starts with a bawdy song unmistakably naughty and then follows ever so much suggestive but clever dialogue.
The dialogue is excellent and the chemistry between the main characters is rare.
The sets are boring as are the characters and the dialogue.
Lot's of scenes and dialogue that was original, and fun.
Sharp dialogue and gleaming photography are the other major assets.
The script is...OK, the dialogue is... acceptable, the acting is good, for the most part (this movie is rife with underrated actors that are much more talented than they've ever been given credit for).
Dramatic dialogue and crafty schemes seem just enough to outwit the computerized meglomaniac.
This is a wonderful film with great characters, classic set, and snappy dialogue.
The dialogue was hackneyed and trite.
The dialogue and plot are poor.
dialogue is very good as is the direction.for
wow ... for a start.. the 3 main leads .. who i have liked on screen in the past..were given dreary dialogue .. The characters were all so unlikable, the story.. what story?!.. it just wasn't worth being made.. it told nothing.
The books are almost always formula in this point too - but Stine was phenomenal in spicing the stories up by conjuring up different humorous dialogue, explanations for the evil, or details to make it seem impressive to a kid.
There are many scenes of back and forth dialogue with little purpose but to fill time.
Too bad it had to be done this badly--poor script, mediocre direction, laughable dialogue, paper-thin characters, an ending that can only be described as a complete let-down, and no insight whatsoever as to the killer.
Of all the movies that you could watch, if you choose to watch this movie....i should say that your very unfortunate....The story is crap, the acting nowhere near tolerable and the music not something we'd expect from A.R. Rehman..but its not fair to judge A r rehman with this movie because the music of a movie is to an extent influenced by the story and acting.......I wonder how someone like Ajith can ever be called an actor.....his dialogue delivery is pathetic and its better i don't mention his facial expressions......you'd do yourself a favour by not watching this movie...or rather watch it and educate others on how these kinda movies humiliate the once-enchanting Tamil film industry...Also....i beg the filmmakers not to cast people who are stone heads when it comes to dancing in roles that are supposed to highlight it.....For crying out loud, Ajith can't even dance to those funny dappankuthu songs...how can one tolerate him DANCING BHARATHANATYAM......the thought of him donning the role of a classical dancer would make good dancers of yesteryears turn in their graves.....And watch out for the scenes where Ajith is supposed to be projecting an effeminate side.....Its official ...he's the worst(or is there a worser term for that) thing that can happen to Tamil cinema.........
The dialogue was inane and insipid, the situations completely unbelievable--particularly the pornography subplot, which I can only imagine was meant to be quirky, but fell very flat.
Some of the dialogue is sharp and there are interesting bits and pieces.
Seriously, the only real way to enjoy this film fully is to turn the sound off and make up your own dialogue as you go along.
The dialogue is terribly delivered (the best delivery is from the comic-relief robot!), terribly written (contrived, preachy, and generally painful).
As an example, the dialogue is littered with things like "I am going to make more noise than two skeletons making love in a tin coffin."
Robard's dialogue is wooden.
While it might have come out before Shanghai Noon, this was just plain unbearable to watch with painfully BAD stereotypical dialogue with a plot thrown in around the last 2/3rd of the movie.
The dialogue comes across as unnatural and stiff, and with the exception of the hustler/photographer wannabe character, the acting is pretty poor.
Whit Stillman's movies are dialogue driven, which is not everyone's cup of tea.
Nothing much happens in this film, but the intricate interplay of characters, dialogue and ambiance make for a fascinating and penetrating look at these young people's lives.
In my consumer guide mode, I should first mention one very simple way to tell whether you might like Bob & Carol & Ted & Alice--do you like films that are almost all dialogue?
The pace is tedious, the dialogue bad, the plot weak, and the acting substandard.
Clichéd dialogue and plot tears this movie to shreds.
The acting was excellent, the dialogue intelligent and witty, the location fitting for the story.
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