... pencil images were then transferred onto video storyreels using an Avid Media Composer. Since this was long before the actors had recorded their parts, scratch dialog was provided for each character's voice by the animators themselves. The modelers had to create sculptures and 3-D computer models of the entire film's ... computer. At this point, articulation controls were coded into each model, enabling the animators to choreograph action and fit mouth and facial movements to the dialog. Scud, for instance, has 43 controls in his mouth alone to allow him to snarl menacingly and show his ...

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... with for a live television show. During his short fling, Ringo goes from being recognized on the street and being chased, to an incognito troublemaker that's being watched by a constable. The dialog with a "ten and two-third" year old boy about why he isn't in school, and why Ringo isn't "at work", as well as a scene where he lays his coat over ... Loves You." You"ll find yourself singing along with the movie and smiling as they play all our favorites. You might even notice the subtle hints of upcoming songs in dialog and scenes, like the changeover from a rehearsal of a Broadway-style ...

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... and everyone, and tries to convince Mama to give him the money he needs for the liquor store. I noticed the movie version of the play had a great deal of additional dialog, specifically the small monologue at the end was much longer in the movie version. The reason Mama tells Walter he should talk to his wife is because she is pregnant ... and everyone, and tries to convince Mama to give him the money he needs for the liquor store. I noticed the movie version of the play had a great deal of additional dialog, specifically the small monologue at the end was much longer in the movie versi...

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... it, along with Mario Kassar. This one scene in particular, shows a different side to Charlie. Chaplin feels anger, and stands up for him and others. In this scene of Chaplin, dialog is widely used. In the beginning Charlie spots a German director speaking in front of an audience of people attending the party. Also Douglas Fairbanks, Chaplin's accomplice, is drunk. One can ... tell this because of his dialog. For example, when the German director mentions Paramount, Douglas assumes that he is referring to the movie company, which is not true. Afterwards the director is saying how he know...

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... a colorful, exhilarating world that could only be Los Angeles. The intensity level of the movie is off the scale. People are laughing like crazy in the theater to the intelligent dialog and other scenes that have the audience gasping for air in shock over what just happened. Although one might say that Pulp Fiction is overly violent and disturbing, it is ... ...

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... on to anyone whom she feels will love her. Most of the time, the characters use avoidance in any conflict situation. Nicole's father never attempts to have any type of dialog with her until the end of the film. Even when Carlos has made up his mind that he needs to stop seeing Nicole, he avoids telling her until she pushes ... ...

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... on to anyone whom she feels will love her. Most of the time, the characters use avoidance in any conflict situation. Nicole's father never attempts to have any type of dialog with her until the end of the film. Even when Carlos has made up his mind that he needs to stop seeing Nicole, he avoids telling her until she pushes ... ...

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... the movie. Parts of the text were also removed. The repetition of lines is greatly reduced in the film and scenes are much shorter. In the film many lines of dialog are often combined to create a longer speech rather than using shorter sentences as the play does. Many of the lines were removed all together and some scenes were taken out ... ...

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... music video. If eliciting a deeper meaning behind the songs in effort to pilot a powerful message marks a necessary syntactic characteristic of the musical genre, Moulin Rouge fails. Nothing more than simple dialog written around dated love songs, the flashy package conceals no genuine plot content. In 1899, a young poet named Christian leaves his family's home and heads off to the Montmartre district ... ...

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... frightened and tired as she continues on her journey, when a violent rainstorm slows her. She pulls into the Bates Motel and begins to converse with Norman Bates. The scenes and dialog persuade viewers that Marion and Norman will be the main characters for the rest of the film. This is done during their long conversation in Norman's "parlor."" Marion suggests that ... ...

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... . However, the biggest hit DreamWorks has had yet would have to be Antz. This movie had some awesome realistic effects. The movie was all computer animated and contained a lot of dialog. Disney also came out with a movie just as impressive titled A Bug's Life. This movie was kind of the same in the way that it dealt with bugs and things of ... ...

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... soon married makes the movie hilarious. The period and place for the movie may turn some people off from enjoying the movie. If you can get into the 18th century dialog, there is an enjoyable story to be found. I will end up with a quote from the film, as I found sweet "I may have lost my heart, but not my self-control ... ...

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