But I'll give credit to the marketing.... YT is a great tool to watch indie films.
I'm a "Winner"
you are right, the rest was from bad to average
at least it didn't cost a penny
Long is the way And hard, that out of Hell leads up to light.
I disagree. I found it really rather interesting and couldn't wait to see what happened in each segment.
Darling.... I don't know how to tell you this, but there's a Chinese family in our bathroom.
Me too, I enjoyed it. It was obviously very dialogue-driven and you need a certain amount of patience to enjoy it. I thought it was a nice homage to the 1950s-60s style of filmmaking that relied heavily on dialogue. The dialogue was really smart. Too bad a lot of people these days don't have the time or intelligence to appreciate it.
shareHaving a lot of people speaking in a movie doesn't automatically make it a "good movie". Dialogue driven? More like dialogue crashed. I love a movie with well-written dialogue and this movie wasn't that animal. Sure, there's lots of dialogue, but it's all pretty much meaningless banter with characters that seem to be there for no other reason than to speak these lines. Dialogue is useless if there is no context to the character speaking the dialogue and these scenes were pretty much vague sketches to be fleshed out into a real movie at a future date. Except, they tried to sell this collection of sketched up scenes as an actual movie.
Nothing the god of biomechanics wouldn't let you in heaven for.
does the OP like dialogue heavy movies? cause if you dont your def not gonna like this. personally i love'em and this goes in with the greats :)
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