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To: gamesmistress who wrote (31832)2/27/2004 9:13:05 AM
From: redfish  Respond to of 793624
 
"Kill Bill 1," which I thought was pretty lousy, was incredibly violent and admittedly lacked any real story, but the critics loved it.

They said the violence was acceptable as an exercise in style.



To: gamesmistress who wrote (31832)2/27/2004 10:53:07 AM
From: Nadine Carroll  Read Replies (1) | Respond to of 793624
 
I think it's richly ironic that the film critics who say that the movie is too violent are on record for loving Quentin Tarantino and "The Gladiator."

Hardly fair as a blanket statement. I recall that David Edelstein, who just called The Passion "The Jesus Chain Saw Massacre", also called Gladiator "a bloody porridge".


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