It was very slow and plodding and talky. Arnold, a creature of plodding, unimaginative routine, denies their marriage is in trouble. Pace is plodding, dialog pallid, direction pedestrian, acting an embarrassment, and technical composition awkward. Charles means well but is plodding and clumsy. Even Harrison's loyal "disciples", Schaffner continued, tended to view the album as "plodding and aimless". "Forever" eschews this in favour of a plodding pace and two guns. The subsequent police investigation was plodding and slow. Variety" called the film "plodding, low-key, and eventually tedious. He has been described as "earnest and somewhat plodding". R&B form that Kennedy described as a "plodding, boring, bottom drawer R&B song". "Nephilim" brings together a dissonant minor-chord chorus with a plodding beat and an oppressive atmosphere. The book's Mitch undergoes a very sudden transformation - plodding lawyer to dashing action hero. "Sinclair User" called the game pretentious and the graphics plodding. It was billed as stupid, idiotic and plodding, and compared to a Saturday morning cartoon. Some of the plotting gets plodding . . .