Does anyone else...

[theweatherman]

love the dialogue in this movie as much as me?

It feels so natural and intellectual. I think it best displays Nolan's personality. It feels as if it is Nolan talking at us, intelligent and to the point (unlike this post). I feel like he panders more to the audience in the dialogue of his more recent films, but with this one you really have to pay attention to catch the whole meaning of what is being said.

[Mr. Caine]

I didnt even remember the dialogue after watching this ...my favorite nolan writen dialogue is in memento and the prestige...to me even Insomnia had better dialogue then this

[theweatherman]

Well its not quotable dialogue, but I like dialogue that is loaded with information without sounding like it is. The dialogue in this is very intelligent, but also relatable, much like Nolan speaks himself.

But maybe we just like different kinds of dialogue, because I would site this and the Dark Knight as my favorite dialogue that he has written.

[Jones]

Nolan is a good writer, no doubt!

[lionsaulter]

Yes i think it looks natural too but it doesn't stand out ffrom other movies

[theweatherman]

we just like different kinds of dialogue, because I would site this and the Dark Knight as my favorite dialogue that he has written.
i love that

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[BlairCo]

I especially enjoy the dialog at the beginning when Cobb finds out Bill is following him and Cobb is trying to figure out what he does for a living.

[Octavius]

I know what your talking about. I like the dialouge in the first appartment the most, when cobb explains how the burglary changes the life of the victems and how he enjoys that.

"You take it away to show them what they had."

[Ponsonby]

Well its not quotable dialogue, but I like dialogue that is loaded with information without sounding like it is. ...

As with the response The Blonde gives to The Young Man when he tells her, with a certain amount of self-importance, that he's a writer:

"Gosh."

Not particularly quotable---but a funny moment (and one that's revealing about both characters.)