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And I think regardless of what the position is about how this sacred piece of land is to be used, having it come out of actually seeing it in a real encounter, I think makes it a more powerful dialogue.
What was significant about this exhibition is the way in which it engaged me in my role as a curator, as a catalyst, for this dialogue.
And as many of us think about that continent and think about what if means to us all in the 21st century, I have begun that looking through artists, through artworks, and imagining what they can tell us about the future, what they tell us about our future, and what they create in their sense of offering us this great possibility of watching that continent emerge as part of our bigger dialogue.
This is an opportunity at real dialogue, and if you have stewardship and want to communicate, that dialogue is incredibly powerful.
This is the whole argument for diversity and dialogue and all these other things and the things we were hearing about earlier with Sebastian [Thrun].
So even though I didn't grow any taller, I didn't sprout a beard, something had changed: My interior dialogue had changed.
But there's also a dialogue between the videos, where, once the basic structure is established, it becomes a kind of platform for articulating the similarities and differences between the groups' social and physical worlds.
We observe facial expressions, body language, and we can intuit feelings and emotions from our dialogue with one another.
When you lend them money, and they slowly pay you back over time, you have this excuse to have an ongoing dialogue.
Technically abominable (with audible "pops" between scenes)and awesomely amateurish, "Flesh" requires a lot of patience to sit through and will probably turn off most viewers; but the dialogue rings amazingly true and Joe Dallesandro, who exposes his body in almost every scene, also gives an utterly convincing performance.
The dialogue was so bad it was sickening.
But when someone strives for greatness and poetry, but delivers a muddled (and often ridiculous) story, a bunch of disparate scenes, pretentious dialogue... Then you get the worst kind of a movie that some other reviewer very accurately defined as "pretentious crap".
The dialogue was so lame I felt myself twitching with frustration and irritation every time someone opened his or her mouth.
Then comes the dispute between them that is never actually discussed because this film has about as much dialogue as a charlie chaplin picture.
The dialogue was more often indecipherable than clear, while the races across Rome to the next church were accompanied by deafening music.
Perhaps it's just the format of this film, a documentary, but I believe that the movie would have been much better served by good actors and more solid dialogue.
It's difficult to decide whether this movie suffers from crap dialogue or if it's just made to appear so by crap actors.
The dialogue is dumb or non-existent; the flying sequences are okay but pretty repetitive.
It's a pity because: the dialogue is ridiculous, the acting is poor and lifeless, the story is a fishy tale!
You're better off reading it its an insult to the victims and the fallen if you don't tell it right, and the movie drag on for too long there was nothing interesting about the dialogue and not enough retribution from the aussies to kill Japanese soldiers.
Paranoid Park suffers from the same delusion Lost In Translation did--If you use very little dialogue, be heavy on the slow motion close ups and concentrate on pieces of fabric in the setting, then your story will magically come across as deep and thoughtful.
The dialogue is so contrived and unfunny it makes you cringe.
The writing was pathetic, and the dialogue was unbelievable.
This flick is so bad its beyond belief.Even for an independent low budget film...it just, well, sucks.I can't even believe even Troma would put out such crap.I have been a fan of some Troma flicks for years(Toxic Avenger,Squeeze Play,Rockabilly Vampire to name a few).But LLoyd, come on,this goes way beyond the boundaries of any taste.It features some of the worst acting imaginable.I think it would have been possible to find unemployed street people who could have been as good...oh,wait, that is what they did.I mean it,these characters have negative charisma.With any luck, the producer and director of this film will have a huge karmic debt because of this atrocity.As will the special effects people.But beyond the terrible acting and the horrid special effects,the dialogue is absolutely traumatic to the ears.The script is full of plot holes the size of Alaska, and there are severe continuity problems.The worst part however, is that it not entertaining in even the smallest way.And this is the most unforgivable sin in film making.But, don't take my word for it.Go out and waste four bucks renting it.Just don't say I didn't warn you.
There doesn't seem to be any chemistry between anyone on the show, the dialogue is decidedly uninspired, and even the laugh track appeared to be laboring.
Probably the only laughs that came from the 6 other people in the cinema was at the poor acting and dialogue.
The acting is incredibly bad and the dialogue is just as deplorable.
the dialogue is also not very believable.
A very muddled plot and phony dialogue.Eric Roberts debut....where did his career go from this movie on?Nowhere but down!
The dialogue was awkward and pretentious, the interaction between the live actors and the CGI horrifying.
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