Watched in the Sneak Preview.
Honestly, it's probably more like a 3/5 or 3.5/5, but I had so much fun that I don't care and bump it up to 4/5.
Sometimes all you need is the right film at the right time. Nothing like a good, old glorification of violence.
A word to the people responsible for the german dubbing though:
Leute! Gebt Euch doch endlich mal wieder ein bisschen Mühe. Ihr verdient Geld mit der Scheiße, wollt Ihr mich verarschen? Heiland Sack, ey!
Watched in the Sneak Preview.
Ultradumb. And the ending was downright amateur hour. Mel Gibson, really? Unbelievable.
At least the film was short and not boring, which was good.
Also, why do all the posters on LB look exactly the same and feature only Wahlberg's stupid face? And even without that unreal hairline of his? 🤷♂️
After all, the 'heavy lifting' (for lack of a better expression, in fact there was almost nothing to lift here) was done by Dockery and Grace.
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
During a recent rewatch I noticed for the first time that when he's letting Butch go, Marsellus Wallace is not aware that Butch has shot Vincent Vega shortly before that. Since Marsellus and Vincent are not just colleagues but it is also implied earlier that they are good friends, I think this might have ended quite differently for Butch if Marsellus had been aware of Vincent’s death.
It might have been a really close call as well: What if Marsellus…
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I've watched this film quite a few times and I watched the car chase scene even more times because I think it is one of the greatest things humanity has ever achieved.
But it was only yesterday that I recognized / realized that at one point during this scene Zoë Bell actually warns Stuntman Mike.
The two cars drive side by side and a truck comes directly towards Stuntman Mike which he avoids at the very last second by veering…
