1. containing too much dialogue or conversation; excessively talkative in style
Usage: informal; often used to describe movies, books, or plays

Examples

• The movie was too talky for my taste – I prefer more action.
• Critics complained that the play was talky and slow-moving.
• She found the novel talky and wished the author had included more plot development.
• The director’s latest film is surprisingly talky compared to his earlier work.
• Some viewers enjoy talky dramas, while others find them boring.
• The screenplay was criticized for being overly talky and lacking visual storytelling.