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#31
10-20-2005, 04:35 PM
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Re: Cliched dialogue exchanges
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#32
10-20-2005, 04:41 PM
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Re: Cliched dialogue exchanges
I was just thinking about this actually...
One of my least favorite movie cliches is when a couple is broken up because of one problem--that gets solved, but then the other person has a problem. And yes, I hate this in Romeo and Juliet too. In terms of dialogue, I don't like the fake-ironic BS low-chemisty movie couples spew before fake-smooching: re: Elizabethtown: "Please don't take this as rejection..." "Oh <dotdotdot> I don't!" Snogsnogsnog. Yech. On a postitive note: Think of how gracefully a movie COULD handle this: ie: Good Will Hunting...mouth full of cheeseburger, "Let's get this over with..."
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#33
10-20-2005, 05:31 PM
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Re: Cliched dialogue exchanges
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In terms of dialogue, I don't like the fake-ironic BS low-chemisty movie couples spew before fake-smooching: re: Elizabethtown: "Please don't take this as rejection..." "Oh <dotdotdot> I don't!" Snogsnogsnog. Yech. [/ QUOTE ] Yes. Also: A: I hate you B: I hate you too! A: You disgust me! B: I never want to see you again! Then they make out furiously.
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