Apart from the fact that so many top actors are in this movie, oddly enough, in supporting roles, this movie is a huge collection of cliches and overly glamorized hollywoodisms.
If I didn't know better I would swear it was a remake of some...
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Apart from the fact that so many top actors are in this movie, oddly enough, in supporting roles, this movie is a huge collection of cliches and overly glamorized hollywoodisms.
If I didn't know better I would swear it was a remake of some French film whos name eludes me.
The overall premise is blatant and weakly held together by the actors. It has its moments, where it tries very hard to be clever and humorous, but it does none of it on its own. The scenes that are suppose to be dark are in fact just obscene, as when Mini hires a kid to call her mother and scare her. I was hating Mini's character by this point not gleefully finding the comedic value of what was transpiring. In comparison, in Pulp Fiction where Vincent Vega accidentally shoots the kid in the back seat and they argue over it like a couple of school children, that scene holds true to the idea of something serious being funny.
Some of the writing is good, especially the voice over's which are probably the smartest parts of the film.
It doesn't take the viewer more than fifteen minutes to figure out the whole plot, including the end, so at least one can sit back and enjoy the escapade of ridiculous behavior that ensues.
If you can simply let your guard down and just watch this film for the dialog, you might actually enjoy it. Beyond that keep your expectations low.