xPanchi
7Jun11
en 2 semans fui al cine 3 veces a ver....le di color, pero es que me alucino (se nota?)
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willythesalesman
14Jan12
not as good as the second one in terms of characters and dialogue but it's bizarre clarity of its own world and events makes it more than enough to consider worth watching. I've never seen a movie like this before and I don't quite think I will anytime soon.
arsaib
13Nov11
"Well, a sure and steady hand did this. This ain't no squirrelly amateur. This is the work of a salty dog. You can tell by the cleanliness of the carnage. Now a kill-crazy rampage though it may be, all the colors are kept within the lines. If you was a moron, you could almost admire it."
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Jack Lehtonen
13Nov11
I had previously relegated this to the "Tarantino just references shit" category, but a rewatch of the two films made me realize that they're his most personal work. Tarantino only knows how to express his soul through trashy cinema, and does it with verve and genuine respect, which I feel is worthy of admiration. His camera is at its best here, including his most clearly De Palma-influenced sequence.
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Bovino
13Sep11
One of my favorite movies. It's just awsome with the blood, the japanese animation and of course, the plot, which kept me whatching.
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lloydy1988
24Aug11
Adult cartoon on crack! The insides of Tarantinos mind laid bare, disturbing and awesome in equal measure
xPanchi
7Jun11
Maestra maxima, venganza total, resentimiento hasta el final.........(que ganas de ser asi! jajjaj) los colores, la musica, las peleas, los rituales, los gritos, las mutilaciones....genial genial genial.......
Crazed Film Buffer.
4May11
hacked limbs, katana kills, killer schoolgirls, bruce lee inspired, simply amazing film :)
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Dylan Cassidy
30Apr10
Girl power, motherfucker! That's probably what I love most about Tarantino, he's one of the most feminist male filmmakers nowadays.
Satrio Nindyo Istiko
20Apr10
After showing his talents in writing such a fantastic script in "Pulp Fiction", I think what Quentin was trying to do here is showing that he could also did fantastic techniques in cinematography,costume,editing,sound,and visual effects.
Addiena of Mubi land
12Mar10
Maybe because it was full action and less story made me forget I've seen it. It's true, I actually forget I've seen it. when I watched it again recently, I just realized that: that was not my first time watching it. It was great action, but to me, strangely, it was instantly forgettable.