Semi-interesting early Quentin Tarantino movie, more well-acted than anything else with decent development, but with far less crime drama thrill than I expected.
Its low-budget shows up in alternate fashions, is a little disjointed, the visual effects not bright, especially the "blood" color and overall its narrative and acting is more satisfying than other parts.
Mr. Blond better have lived, Mr. Orange couldn't have survived that long, let alone killing him and the trio stand-off and shoot-out in the end brought minimal satisfaction as did the last "unfinished" frame with Mr. White.
Well-done, though could have benefited with a longer runtime, around 25 minutes more.
Its low-budget shows up in alternate fashions, is a little disjointed, the visual effects not bright, especially the "blood" color and overall its narrative and acting is more satisfying than other parts.
Mr. Blond better have lived, Mr. Orange couldn't have survived that long, let alone killing him and the trio stand-off and shoot-out in the end brought minimal satisfaction as did the last "unfinished" frame with Mr. White.
Well-done, though could have benefited with a longer runtime, around 25 minutes more.
- Screenplay/storyline/plots: 6.5
- Production value/impact: 6.5
- Development: 7
- Realism: 7
- Entertainment: 7
- Acting: 7.5
- Filming/photography/cinematography: 7
- VFX: 6.5
- Music/score/sound: 7
- Depth: 6.5
- Logic: 4.5
- Flow: 6.5
- Crime/thriller/drama: 7.5
- Ending: 5.