script's expositional problems

Rating: Null/10 (28 November 2003)

This movie is good, but it could have been better. Instead of 'showing' the problem, it was explain verbally to us. This produced an effect of detachment from the audience and the characters. Another issue I had was the dialogues sometimes were 'twisted' inorder to give expositions. What this means is, in their natural character self, they may not talk about something, but because it must be explained to the audience, the character was forced to 'explain' something which may seem out of context in the conversation.