The way I write is more descriptive than than it is conversative. I like to describe the characters feelings, emotions or their surroundings more beautifully and I spend a lot of time on it.
Here's a piece from my unpublished novel.
"Noah Callisto", a loud voice, broke the atmosphere in the court. "Are you aware of your crimes?"
Silence was the answer they got from Noah.
He was kneeling on the floor, his arms and legs bound by thick iron chains. His once beautiful white hair, was now dirty and has lost its color. His gleaming light blue slit eyes had lost their shine and looked dull and dead.
The sunlight escaped through the gaps on the window and fell on his face which made him squint his eyes.
The ministers and soldiers in the room glared at him with eyes full of bloodlust and hatred.
"Noah Callisto! You have been asked a question. How dare you stay silent in the presence of the emperor!!"
He still stayed silent. He barely had energy to speak. Even if he could, he had nothing to say to the raging faces of the nobles.
With the little strength he had, Noah lifted his head and looked at the person in front of him. The sound of the chains clinking disturbed the flow of emotions around him. He saw a blurry black haired figure sitting high above him.
Sitting in a throne, was the 9th Emperor of Florentina, Arthur Aeneas Valentius, glaring at him with intense golden eyes. Noah flinched as their eyes met. He gritted his teeth and averted his gaze.
(I don't know if it helped but here)
As for the movie thingy, I guess you could say that. What I do is put myself in the character's shoes and play out the scene in my head. I think for a while and then get to writing it out. I do use google a lot, for synonyms of the words. Rather than repeating a word, a use different words with the same meanings so it doesn't get too awkward(?)
And I get people to read it for me so that they can criticize on it. I get to know my mistakes and improve from there on.
I hope this helped you out!
Happy writing~