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227 examples of Scripted in a sentence

It is dull, lifeless, poorly acted, and poorly scripted.
Every episode follows the same format where many parts seem totally scripted (which they are) and tears flow seemingly on cue.
The drama is so stiffly scripted and pretentious that it can only really work as self-parody.
The basic premise of "Miami Golem" most definitely deserves a spot in the top, say, fifty of most demented cinematic plots ever scripted down!
This movie is not only poorly scripted and directed but is simply distasteful.
This beautifully filmed and scripted episode was let down for two reasons.
It's appallingly scripted and acted, (Michael Caine, Peter Ustinov and William Holden reach a career low in this one), and completely lacks excitement never mind any moral focus.
The idea had potential, but the movie was poorly scripted, poorly acted, poorly shot and poorly edited.
The film attempts to be a mockumentary--shot in the documentary form but with many obviously scripted parts--but fails in not providing the audience with any characters with which to create the illusion of the mockumentary.
And we certainly don't need a poor, second rate, badly scripted, badly developed and badly piece of rubbish like this.
Too generously inspired by Milos Forman's Amadeus for it to merit any comparison with last year's Rock On!, Vipul Shah's latest is a clunky melodrama that's as loosely directed as it is scripted.
The scripted part that deals with a week that is.
The dialogue sounds totally scripted and dull most of the times.
While I was watching this movie there were several times i asked myself why I was doing so..because the movie is so ridiculous and blah and poorly scripted without any believability.
It is all very predictable stuff and the end will not have anyone guessing as it is so poorly scripted.
The problem is that it feels incredibly (and badly) scripted at times and blatantly self-promoting.
Badly scripted, with inane and wooden dialogue.
Come to think of it, I'm not sure just who this flick IS for -except maybe gay and bi-sexual S&M fans who like poorly scripted, poorly shot indy films about themselves.
Ugly shot, poorly scripted and amateurishly paced sequel to Joe Dante's 1981 classic.
The acting seemed forced and scripted, the premise was flimsy at best, and the plot was almost nonexistent.
This film is for only the very young, and even THEY will see the fact that whoever scripted it knows little to nothing about baseball.
THE ALARMIST is so abysmally scripted that you have think to yourself why on earth did an up and coming actor like David Arquette agree to be in it.
Not only is the film poorly acted and scripted it is severely lacking in all the technical areas of filmmaking.
Forget Plan 9, this is the ultimate fiasco, a costume drama, ineptly directed, scripted, acted, etc.
While original scripter Wes Craven is back as producer and co scripted, this film just fails to rise to the level set by the original and the remake.
Poorly scripted, over-acted, and just plain silly.
This is a brainless and dumb film, shockingly scripted and horribly acted by all involved, the doe eyed Disney-esquire twin kids are horrible to watch, but its Lukas Haas as Chuckie, that must take the plaudits in the bad acting department, although he is given a run for his money by the equally awful husband.
Very poorly scripted, with often inaudible dialogue and infuriatingly tiresome hand-held camera throughout, this is a film that presents the world in appealingly simplistic, Manichean terms: all adults (especially teachers, parents, priests and doctors) are insensitive and bumbling at best, and predatory monsters at worst.
THere is not a moment that is not scripted and clichéd.
It was funny, intelligent, beautifully scripted, brilliantly cast and the artistry takes me back so I want to watch it over and over just for the scenery even.
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