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Michael Madsen
Reviews Featuring Michael Madsen
Quentin Tarantino is a genius, and this is his masterwork. Exuberant, inventive, kinetic, violent and fun, it grabs your attention right from the beginning and never lets go. Quite possibly the reason cinema was invented.
The movie that laid the groundwork for the bigger and better Pulp Fiction but its also none too shabby in its own right.
Not quite as good as 'Volume 1', but still, rarely is revenge served this cool, sweet and satisfying.
This ridiculously amateurish and unfunny caper should have been handed its P45 way back at the production stage.
Its packed to the gunnels with sex and violence but, after all the hype, inflicting this level of disappointment upon us is the biggest sin of all.
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