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Well I have to say its pretty darn good. My mum showed it to me when I was 7 so I really didn't get any of it but now after fully understanding it really is just well great.
If you have seen this film what did you think about it?
If you have seen this film what did you think about it?
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Hardnut?
He is dead now though.
I guess he got his wish. *Steals monkey_man's joke*
I guess he got his wish. *Steals monkey_man's joke*
Charles Bronson is my God.
And incidentally, he's in Mr. Majestyk, which was on the other night at about 12:00am.
And incidentally, he's in Mr. Majestyk, which was on the other night at about 12:00am.
Actor, starred in Death Wish movies and many others, kind of like a Jean Claude Van Damme for the eighties. Okay, he was nothing like that.
Heh I watched again last night. Forgive me for my ignorance as I am young but who is Charlie Bronson?
Watched it again tonight, bloody excellent, forgot how great it was. This was back when quality dialogue just fell out of Tarantino's mouth. Seems like, with the never-ending monologues of Kill Bill Vol. 2, he's starting to wear himself out.
I don't think he's supposed ot be a believable tough guy, that's what makes the scene where to goes to get Alabama's stuff all the better - he's the underdog, but he does what he needs to do.
I think it's a fantastic story, and I can watch it time and again. The dialogue is fantastic too.
I think it's a fantastic story, and I can watch it time and again. The dialogue is fantastic too.
During the opening credits I was absolutely amazed by the list of actors, nearly all my favourites were mentioned. But then people like Samuel L Jackson are only in for a few minutes, if that.
And I just can't buy Christian Slater in ANY role other than his character from Heathers. He's just not a believeable tough guy (though he was pretty badass in Heathers)
And I just can't buy Christian Slater in ANY role other than his character from Heathers. He's just not a believeable tough guy (though he was pretty badass in Heathers)
Cyclone wrote:
> That scene where she kills that Sopranos dude is vicious.
Was bad but she was ruddy stupid. First she goes in there and tries to fool him I would of just ran. Then when she has her chance what does she do? Go for the foot very smart. Though in the end she managed to get smart and use some sort of deodrant and a lighter but it seems she only went to kill him once she was completely battered.
> That scene where she kills that Sopranos dude is vicious.
Was bad but she was ruddy stupid. First she goes in there and tries to fool him I would of just ran. Then when she has her chance what does she do? Go for the foot very smart. Though in the end she managed to get smart and use some sort of deodrant and a lighter but it seems she only went to kill him once she was completely battered.
Bought the 2-disc SE DVD in Virgin Megastores yesterday for a bargain price of £9.99, along with The Man Who Wasn't There for just £6.99.
I may be skint, but I still rule.
I may be skint, but I still rule.
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