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<blockquote data-quote="AZLiam" data-source="post: 116249" data-attributes="member: 927"><p>Budget aside, I believe there are other factors that contribute to the cheaper feel of this Dynasty. The dialogue doesn&#039;t seem as refined, nor as witty. It also doesn&#039;t feel as natural and seems a little forced and rushed. The scenes seem to be patched together at break-neck speed just like the dialogue as if every character is completely prepared for a comeback line without any thought (Fallon, please take a breath) - that just doesn&#039;t happen in the real world.&nbsp; The beautiful, musical scores interspersed throughout scenes in the original does not exist in this version to help set the tone of each scene and provide build-up to subsequent scenes. I feel as though the show just needs to slow it down a tad and focus more on character development because as it stands right now, there aren&#039;t many characters to root for whether you root for protagonists or antagonists.</p></blockquote><p></p>

[QUOTE="AZLiam, post: 116249, member: 927"] Budget aside, I believe there are other factors that contribute to the cheaper feel of this Dynasty. The dialogue doesn't seem as refined, nor as witty. It also doesn't feel as natural and seems a little forced and rushed. The scenes seem to be patched together at break-neck speed just like the dialogue as if every character is completely prepared for a comeback line without any thought (Fallon, please take a breath) - that just doesn't happen in the real world. The beautiful, musical scores interspersed throughout scenes in the original does not exist in this version to help set the tone of each scene and provide build-up to subsequent scenes. I feel as though the show just needs to slow it down a tad and focus more on character development because as it stands right now, there aren't many characters to root for whether you root for protagonists or antagonists. [/QUOTE]

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