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And a few times, the dialogue is difficult to hear.
It was very interesting surprisingly because there was so much silence and very little dialogue.
"Patti" is a strange and gutsy little flick with dialogue that sounds improvised, but in a good way - this is how real people talk.
But alas, no such luck - only some swishy Black Mass priest dressed up like Gaius Caligula with too many lines of pretentious dialogue.
'The Unguarded Hour' takes its title from the existentialist premise (expounded in this film's dialogue) that every man's life contains an interval in which circumstances conspire to deprive him of all his defences, leaving him a pawn of fate.
The silly charm of studio exteriors, arteficial dialogue, Marlena's possession and wonderful Salem Stalker were and are a quality camp.
Also, the dialogue scene's with Nolte and Murphy are just as funny as the ones in the first.
Tom Conway is in fine form, and there is some crackling dialogue as usual: 'Are you following me around?' 'I've been doing nothing else since we first met.'
Besides the dreadful animation, the non-stories and the incredibly dated dialogue, the (arguably?)
The acting is really poor, the directing sucks, the story is laughable but the worst thing about it is the dialogue.
This shameless self-ploitation film is unbearable for its horrible acting, cheesy dialogue, and bare-floor plot.
The show just seemed real to me - the characters were rude, imperfect and at times completely selfish; there was no laugh track and the dialogue was more natural than on other shows; the humour was somehow very original, it stemmed from the characters' personalities in a natural way.
Some of the dialogue is awkward, and the story lines don't always wrap up quite neatly, or at least not ideally.
An inspired story, cracking dialogue, witty humor, Oscar winning cinematography and brilliant acting, especially by Hackman, makes Mississippi Burning a must see.
The plot though preposterous could have formed the basis of decent movie but one gets the impression that not enough time was put into tightening up the script so that the dialogue regularly lurches into the farcical.
The film contains the typical cute gay boys, friendly fag-hag with her own hetero issues, violence, and ridiculously corny Araki dialogue.
The dialogue is among the best, many quotable lines that I will not spoil.
I really liked the fact that there is no musical soundtrack, and it's kind of a piece of theatre with long takes of dialogue and interaction between the goofy characters.
The dialogue is insipid.
The thing I didn't like about this is its weak structure, terrible direction and bad dialogue.
I had never really known until this picture the true meaning of "talky" as applied to a movie - the dialogue goes on continually, unceasingly, confusingly, and often superfluously.
Lame dialogue, direction, acting, story - you name it, it was bad, really bad!.
The dialogue was very weak despite everyone's love of quoting Park's previous works.
I found the historical content and some of the dialogue pleasing, but it became ultimately pointless.
Instead, it is a well-crafted, gentle movie with an overweight hero, kids who look like kids, and the kind of dialogue that might have been taken from real life.
It's another one of those teenagers going camping in the woods movies with really stupid dialogue, bad acting and loud scary music coming in at the appropriate time.
But, after the initial half hour, things get a bit bogged down, especially since most of the remainder is a dialogue between Rose and Felix and in a hotel room.
The dialogue is horrible, the acting sucks (save for a pretty OK performance by Monroe), and the directing is a textbook of cheesy bad timing.
The dialogue is absolutely horrible, there is no plot, and even though there are some decent actors, Freddie Prinze Jr ruins it by coming off as a big dope.
The dialogue...the filler....aaaauuuggg!
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