Best Dialogue films

Quentin Tarantino's movies (best dialogues - Pulp fiction)
Woody Allen's movies (best dialogues - Annie Hall)

Shadows & Lies - starring James Franco

Anything that Billy Wilder touched is golden. I actually think Sabrina might have the most Wilderisms per scene, though you really can't go wrong.

Harry and Tonto has amazing dialogue...

Wow, I thought MovieMeditation was gonna say that


Btw, the last words by TLJ, basically the last film's monolog, had me with my mouth wide open. Such an unexpected ending (I mean...I didn't think it would end like THAT)

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Overall...[Rocket_Sam]

Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Mr. Smith Goes to Washington
Glengarry Glen Ross
Fight Club
True Romance
Casablanca
Hannah and her Sisters
Who's Afraid of Viriginia Woolf?

The Way Of The Gun



Also has the best opening scene in history.


NSFW due to language

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John Huston is a great writer, as is Richard Brooks, Stanley Kubrick, Billy Wilder.. I love the original work, but even the adapted stuff as well. Kurosawa films also have great dialogue, I just wish I knew Japanese..

Mind Walk

What's the criteria you guys use? Personally, I love the most realistic that covers a lot of life, but the other kind is the smooth, economic sentence that covers a lot in such little time, which might not be "realistic" but rational considering you only have a couple of hours.