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A delightful group of players make the most of a screenplay that is filled to the brim with chucklesome dialogue.
The idea of the film isn't (at) all bad, only the resulting movie just lacks about everything in all areas; the dialogue is horrible, Silverstone is no actress and by the looks of this film will never become one either.
If I had my way, Every copy of this film would be melted down and the plastic used to do something useful, though the aura of fail surrounding the film would doubtless taint whatever product was made with it, possibly compelling all within a hundred feet to use stilted dialogue and be utterly unconvincing-I was very aware I was watching a film at all times, and an awful film at that.
There's no dialogue, but only the young peoples thoughts.
From cheesy costumes to badly dubbed dialogue to acting even high school drama teachers would turn their noses up at, this movie is like a 1970's kung-fu flick minus the saving grace of people getting their butts kicked.
In fact for a so-called Hercules movie, it's long on bad dialogue and short on good action.
The comedy is lame, the acting mediocre and the dialogue often very bad.
It doesn't have the best dialogue.
Now I know this show probably equates its self to a modern day Pythagorean Z, but at least Pythagorean held the audience in thrall with Rick Bakers stunning dialogue.
The acting is deplorable, the dialogue is trite, and the "symbolism" is about as subtle as being poked with a white hot cattle prod.
I have heard people attempt to justify this film with comments such as "...the purposely bad dialogue is excellent..." and "it wonderfully depicts the decline of American youth..." but I don't buy it.
The usually wonderful Paul Giammatti fares no better, coming off as a fat stupid lout whose dialogue was apparently written by someone who watched too many Lifetime movies.
even on it's own, the woods was a pretty satisfying horror movie: it was dark, the dialogue doesn't pain my ears, and the ending totally doesn't suck (though i'm not too sure how it made sense [?] still good though), and there weren't any bad performances!
The dialogue is horrible and I was hoping that there would be a Filipino movie that uses Tagalog all the way through without any English words or any long English dialogue.
The dialogue is boring, and unfortunately it takes up far too much of the film.
While it was directed by Hitchcock, it doesn't feel like a Hitchcock movie at all, and the true auteurs of the film are the dialogue writer (separate from screenplay writer in the credits), Sidney Gilliat, and the star, who is also the villain, Charles Laughton.
The dialogue seemed straight out of A Clockwork Orange, as if both films take place in the same alternate universe.
Coupled with this fantastic dialogue was one of my top ten favorite villains in movie history.
The film presented itself as possessing intelligent dialogue that was radical and thought-provoking.
The dialogue was laughable and not very funny.
this is an obvious case of kevin smith falling in love w/ his own dialogue and letting his words run wild.
kevin smith is a talented guy but not all of his dialogue is fantastic and this is an example of that.
Yoko Saito did a good job as the lead playing in both English and Japanese and managed to handle some of the cheesier dialogue bits.
The one real twist in the plot was worked up to very well by some of the dialogue between Nami and her male friend, not giving it away entirely, but foreshadowing effectively.
The story is, to say the least, ridiculous; the dialogue weak and the mole people look laughable (and nothing like moles).
this zombie movie was just corny,and made no sense.It was also so slow the jokes were just hours long and the dialogue was cut and so slow this was one of the worst movies i have ever seen by far.Mostly I never read ratings and decide if the movie is bad or not on my own but this was one of those cases when you should.There's bad and there's horribly stupid disgusting waist of time and this is past that.The makeup was horrible and was more of a porno then a zombie movie,The acting was the worst i have ever seen, a 5 year old could do better.Wow I'm still disgusted on how horribly bad this movie is blah!blah!blah!
The dialogue was brightly phony, Lauren Bacall and Robert Stack must cringe at the thought of their appearances in this movie.
I think this movie, while dated due to some comments in the dialogue, is a great film about how priorities change as we grow older.
(Ratoff actually did direct half the movie, but Welles handled all his own scenes and wrote some of his own dialogue).
I couldn't help but wonder what JoBeth Williams and Craig T Nelson felt while making this sequel, an obvious decline in all areas from the first film, from the rather embarrassing plot to the dialogue they are forced to endure.
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