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Mr. Bradshaw has often said that he writes dialogue that has no subtext.
Hamlet has no subtext, just a vast landscape of expressed thoughts.
That's funny because this is a movie that has no subtext whatsoever.
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"I always describe her as having no subtext, no filters," says Ashton.
The performers, all able, have the insurmountable problem that their speeches have no subtext.
Zawe Ashton, the actor who plays Vod, told the Guardian last year: "I always describe her as having no subtext, no filters.
"Unstoppable" seems to have no subtext, no larger meaning, no political implications or psychological mystery — in short, none of the trappings of importance that weigh down so many movies, both of the crowd-pleasing and the awards-trawling kind.
Unlike holidays that have been commandeered by patriots or religious sects or people whose descendants came over on the Mayflower or Nascar enthusiasts, Halloween is not jingoistic or preachy or contrived, has no political subtext and is not rooted in greed.
They had no religious subtext: they were expressions of anger at discrimination and police harassment.
In addition to stories of gender and sexual variance that are generally accepted by mainstream Hinduism, modern scholars and queer activists have highlighted LGBT themes in lesser known texts, or inferred them from stories that traditionally are considered to have no homoerotic subtext.
But Julian Fellowes, who seems to possesses the crashing snobbery of a man who knows that he's not really all that smart, has no interest in irony or subtext.
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