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It sweeps you up in Eric's Dionysian revelry and, like Zed, you'll be clambering for a shower afterwards. Jul 30, 2015 | Rating: 5/5 | Full Review…
It sweeps you up in Eric's Dionysian revelry and, like Zed, you'll be clambering for a shower afterwards.
Jamie Dunn
I am not slamming this Roger Avary film for not being a Quentin Tarantino film. I am slamming it for not being a good Roger Avary film. Aug 4, 2007 | Rating: 2/5 | Full Review…
I am not slamming this Roger Avary film for not being a Quentin Tarantino film. I am slamming it for not being a good Roger Avary film.
Rob Gonsalves
An ultra-violent but vapid crime caper that owes as much to Tarantino as to film noir, both American and French. Dec 19, 2006 | Rating: B- | Full Review…
An ultra-violent but vapid crime caper that owes as much to Tarantino as to film noir, both American and French.
Emanuel Levy
A bummer. Jan 10, 2004 | Rating: C | Full Review…
A bummer.
Dennis Schwartz
An ugly, mean movie that represents the low point for Tarantino knockoffs -- and Tarantino actually produced it! Feb 27, 2003 | Rating: 1/5
An ugly, mean movie that represents the low point for Tarantino knockoffs -- and Tarantino actually produced it!
Rob Thomas
Clever'n a barrel of monkeys. Feb 16, 2003 | Rating: 4/5
Clever'n a barrel of monkeys.
Ken Hanke
Roger Avery's completely subtle masterpiece of a bank heist epic. The story is incredibly well crafted and eccentric, without having any of Tarantino's stink all over it (which ruined Pulp Fiction for me). The filming style is quite original, but also homages classics like Dog Day Afternoon. The acting was extremely above average for a low budget, including one of Eric Stoltz's best performances.
Super Reviewer
A thoroughly entertaining and stylish B-movie heist caper, but the balance between pros and cons isn't quite equal enough to warrant a strong recommendation.
Directed by Roger Avery, Produced by Quentin Tarantino, amidst the height of the 90?s Cult drug fuelled storylines, topped with violent criminals and a chaotic bank robbery. Some pretty good camera shot interpretations and probably the role Eric Stoltz is best known for (apart from his smaller role in Pulp Fiction that is). Certainly not flawless and perhaps the one that has dated more than some of the other within this genre and era, but one woth watching.
Pretty fun bank-robbery-gone-wrong film. Nothing new to the genera, but very entertaining. The main villian Eric was a pretty terrible person, which makes for a great antagonist. Moral of the story?: Be nice to prostitutes, because they may save your life in a hostile situtation.
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