In the name of all that is holy, avoid this disaster at all costs.

Rating: 1/10 (21 April 2007)

Save your money. Save three hours of your life. Avoid this train wreck at all costs.
I was attracted by this movie's concept, and to it's credit, the scratchy film, fake trailers and intermission bumpers are well done and entertaining. I think Pulp Fiction was one of the greatest movies of all time but has Quentin Tarantino hasn't done anything worth a freakin' fig since? And Grindhouse? Tarantino's half isn't even a movie. It's a boring skit any hack could write in an hour: girls talk trash. Girls get into a car chase with a maniac. The cars get banged up. The maniac gets banged up. The girls don't.
THE END If Quentin Tarantino is not the most boring movie maker currently working, I don't know who is. So lacking in even the most elemental skills of film making, his festering no-talent virus has even infected the usually reliable Robert Rodriquez, who turns in "a trying so hard it's dead on arrival" riff on seventies exploitation movies that only looks good by comparison with Tarantino's dreck that follows it.
In the name of all that is holy, save your dimes and save your time.
Can't help wondering if there's a way to start a petition for Quentin to lose his DGA card by popular demand.
Q.T. has found a new bottom in a career death spiral that's agonizing to audiences everywhere who keep going to his boring "concept" movies hoping he has another Pulp Fiction in him. But, after seeing this disaster, I fear that is never to be. Sad as it is to say, as George Bush is to presidents, Quentin Tarantino is to film makers.