Jon Starr
Veteran
I despite the poorly written lines as others have mentioned. Stating the obvious in emotions and situations, some of the cliche stuff, etc.
One moment of writing that bugged me was when a scene went on for too long. It was for the aweful film The Covenant. Two characters were talking, they ended the intense conversation and the scene should have ended, but instead they looked at each other (a bit awkwardly mind you), then said "goodbye" "see you later" they walk off screen, then the scene ended. Wasn't a comedy mind you.
But I also despise lines that come out of nowhere or don't fit into the context:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1XOfHax6Q8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIt0VY7Yg2w
One moment of writing that bugged me was when a scene went on for too long. It was for the aweful film The Covenant. Two characters were talking, they ended the intense conversation and the scene should have ended, but instead they looked at each other (a bit awkwardly mind you), then said "goodbye" "see you later" they walk off screen, then the scene ended. Wasn't a comedy mind you.
But I also despise lines that come out of nowhere or don't fit into the context:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w1XOfHax6Q8
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIt0VY7Yg2w