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Good Chocobo |
Like inappropriate to the point where it stands out? Like an uncomfortable if you went to see with your parents or does it fit in with context and add to the movie?
How ya doing, buddy? |
You do realize the movie's Rated R, right?
There's no dirty sex scene outside of bare breasts and one in Planet Terror that only shows bare hips and the grinding of an upper torso. PROTIP: Don't see it with uppity parents. I am a dolphin, do you want me on your body? |
My parents would croak. They deserve better.
However, for my money there is little in the world of cinema that has provided the amount of entertainment that Planet Terror and Death Proof have provided. Its a brilliant take on a nearly forgotten genre. Its so unfortunate that the creative premise of the film isn't being respected by more viewers. I was speaking idiomatically.
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I'm going to see it for the second time this weekend with a bunch of dudes, should be uproarious. As for my parents, definately never thought they would go and see it, but as I was heading home from a friends house one night, my parents call me and say they wont be home, and that they went to Grindhouse... so go figure.
What kind of toxic man-thing is happening now? |
I can see where it would be fun to watch a plain, B movie slasher flick turn into a victim's revenge flick. And that's fine. Probably even a good idea.
...IF the slasher flick is crap in the first place. But I know that Quentin can make just about any type of film interesting. My direct problem lies with the fact that I saw a genre-breaking slasher masterpiece forming in Death Proof and expected Quentin's artistry to only build and build. So when we get the role reversal, I'm not giddy at the turn-around, I'm just completely let down that we are not given the brilliant slasher flick that I felt was promised in the first half. Had he made a fairly pedestrian slasher movie up til then (AND had we not been given 9 hours of blabber), I would have been just as amused at the flip as everyone that liked it. FELIPE NO |
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that movie was awesome!1!
really confusing but really cool Additional Spam: how could u be bored with the talking in Death Proof it made it really creepy Additional Spam: i agree not a movie to take the whole fam to What, you don't want my bikini-clad body?
Last edited by hodgepodge011; Apr 17, 2007 at 01:57 AM.
Reason: This member got a little too post happy.
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The dialogue in Death Proof was definitely a downer. A few of the actresses really annoyed me. As the story progressed, I found myself looking forward to their demise...this was one twist that didn't impress me.
I was disappointed with Death Proof, especially after witnessing how awesome Planet Terror was beforehand. The movie wasn't scary. There was no definite sense of suspenseful buildup...and almost no release because of it. It was good, but I expected more out of Tarantino. I was extremely surprised, amused and amazed by Rodriguez directorial contribution to Grindhouse. The one good thing about the film not doing well in the Box Office, is that it will be out on DVD very soon. Jam it back in, in the dark.
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