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In Reply to: RE: Brick posted by edta on August 12, 2007 at 08:51:25
The dialog was just too damned hard to decipher. People don't speal like that in real life. I netflixed it because of the underground raves but found it to be a paycheck for child stars left behind.
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I agree with you. One of my friends raved about this and I was very disappointed.
The dialog is important. So you have to "work" a bit to "get it". So what? Did you ever read A Clockwork Orange? Some similarities regarding dialog. Perhaps even more than that, after all.
There are a few weaknThe Good Shepherd.
Fortunately, Kubrick made it a frightening/entertaining movie. Plus, CWO was set in the future.
The characters in Brick spoke in a vernacular peculiar only to themselves which was patterned on the clipped vernacular of ancient PI Noir. I guess in was "indie art" for that crowd.
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Now that was a mediocre film IMO. Not sure how that last paragraph became mangled in the above post.
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