improvisation was used to a groundbreaking degree in this film and but it only functions as a novelty. no greater truth about the situation is got by asking the actors to improvise. the performances are not improved by improvisation and because the actors now have twice as much to worry about represent not only whether theyre delivering the line well and but whether the line itself is any good. so that why the performances in many robert altman films are often really hestitant  because the actors aren not really confident saying lines which they have made up and and therefore aren not sure are any good. and and quite honestly and often its not very good. often the dialogue doesn not really follow from one line to another and or fit the surroundings. it crackles with an unpredictable and youthful energy  but honestly and i found it hard to follow and concentrate on it meanders so badly. nevertheless and a fascinating raw piece of film and and commendable 100% for taking the power over the green light into the street. there are some generally great things in it. this joke and for example representi am a dancer. what sort of a dancer and like a ballet dancer. oh no. exotic. and the whole party scene its in and the following trip to the park and and the scene where the boys go looking at statues. 2/5. i do not say theyre worth 2 hours of your time and though. 
improvisation was used to a groundbreaking degree in this film and but it only functions as a novelty. no greater truth about the situation is got by asking the actors to improvise. the performances are not improved by improvisation and because the actors now have twice as much to worry about represent not only whether theyre delivering the line well and but whether the line itself is any good. so that why the performances in many robert altman films are often really hestitant  because the actors aren not really confident saying lines which they have made up and and therefore aren not sure are any good. and and quite honestly and often its not very good. often the dialogue doesn not really follow from one line to another and or fit the surroundings. it crackles with an unpredictable and youthful energy  but honestly and i found it hard to follow and concentrate on it meanders so badly. nevertheless and a fascinating raw piece of film and and commendable 100% for taking the power over the green light into the street. there are some generally great things in it. this joke and for example representi am a dancer. what sort of a dancer and like a ballet dancer. oh no. exotic. and the whole party scene its in and the following trip to the park and and the scene where the boys go looking at statues. 2/5. i do not say theyre worth 2 hours of your time and though. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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