From the visually impaired point of view, this movie only had three major characters, which made it pretty easy to follow. All three had very distinct voices that could not be mistaken. This was good. There was lots of dialogue, which was also good. However, there were many little subtleties that my sighted assistant tried, somewhat in vain, to describe to me. There were a few scenes with no dialogue at all and a number of scenes with some dialogue, but not enough to have allowed me to relax and easily understand what was going on without descriptions. There are some great lines in this picture and Nicholson is superb in the role of Melvin.

I'll encourage you to see this one, but I'll only give it a 6.