What More Could You Ask For?

Rating: Null/10 (7 November 1999)

Weird Mexican vampires. Cheech Marin (in three roles). George Clooney punching, and then shooting, a severely (and funnily) weirded out Quentin Tarantino. Harvey Keitel as the greatest preacher since Samuel L. Jackson in "Pulp Fiction." Did I mention Samla Hayek in a bikini? The world's greatest tequila bar (with the incredibly great name of "The Titty Twister"). All this, and the incredibly effective technique used to illustrate that Tarantino's character has killed a hostage (see the movie, and you'll understand - this movie is worth seeing for every film student in the land for just the timing and skill brought to this one sequence). Not to mention, Keitel. He's the soul and conscience of this movie, and has the coolest scenes known to man - one when he gets them into the bar, and the second in his response to Clooney needing a preacher.
Don't want to give to much away, but you'll see what I mean. Clooney does a nice job that didn't get enough credit, and Juliette Lewis has some good moments herself.