Reservoir Dogsdelights in ricocheting the zing and fizz of its dialogue around its gloriously —and indeed gore-iously) — intense setting, with the majority of the movie's action
No one has seen every movie from the past few years, let alone every movie since 1895 when Auguste and Louis Lumière used a cinematograph machine to project moving images onto a screen for the first time. Naturally, movies have come a long way since the early days of 50-second reels, m...
For the first time in the series' history, you can also choose between protagonists Kassandra and Alexios to explore Odysseys' in-depth story set years before The Order came into the equation. Along with romance, a wealth of side quests, dialogue responses, and a host of memorable characters...
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The Trouble Man score serves the gun-toting, fist-flying, cheesy dialogue-spouting movie just fine, with its smooth grooves cushioning the action, and Gaye’s lyrics amplifying the bullish attitude of the lead character, but it’s most potent as a standalone listen. Trouble Man was released ...
scene that introduced the world to the genius of Quentin Tarantino. Here we see the silky, smooth dialogue and the very "matter of factly" brand of comedy that has become a staple of every Tarantino film. This scene is without a doubt one of the best beginnings to any movie you'll see...
Quentin Tarantino's film draws curiosity with its grabby cinematic moments but achieves all-time status with its hypnotic achronological narrative, outrageously quotable dialogue, and proper comprehension of the metric system. Pulp Fiction is a flourish of '90s indie attitude that still feels new ...
impossibly rich Welles movie that could be held up to Citizen Kane: a brutal, explicitly sexual crime story; a satire on race and prejudice; a sad-eyed lament for wild pre-conformist America; and one of the most gorgeously directed films of all time – even the dialogue scenes play like ...
As ever, the star had the last laugh: Not only was the film a huge commercial success, it also ended on the most heartbreaking close-up in cinema history—the peak of the reaction shot (since cribbed by movies from La Strada to The Purple Rose of Cairo), no dialogue required. Joshua...
Before Sunriseand the two movies that follow it,Before SunsetandBefore Midnight, are known for their minimalistic plots. The 1995 movie is mostly dialogue-driven, relying heavily on a well-written script, immaculate on-screen chemistry between Hawke and Delpy, and the warm romantic atmosphere of...