Bullet Train's engaging dialogue makes it worth watching
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Ron Praeger
 June 5, 2024 Shared with Public group
With the exception of the silent movie era, a movie is typically expected to have dialogue, obviously. But what is a movie that is so choreographed around the dialogue, and has so much of it, that even the dialogue alone seems to pull you through the film because nearly everything they had to say seems interesting?
While some or all of Quentin Tarantino's films come to mind, I'm going to say Bullet Train. Even without the action scenes of this extremely fun movie, the conversations alone are worth the price of admission.
And there you have it, the film I was just re-watching, and the inspiration for this post, Bullet Train.
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Nat Mahan
Okay maybe not the most high brow of the offerings here, but The princess bride. For something that's marketed as a kids movie, it has some of the most iconic witty, fast paced dialogue exchanges. Fun to watch as an adult when I can keep up with it mor…
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Tom Carr
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Hal C F Astell
A less obvious choice would be The Man from Earth (2007). It's basically a bunch of characters sitting in a room talking to each other, but the dialogue drives the plot forward.
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