Thanks, Quentin. Great find!

Rating: 1/10 (15 February 2006)

Is pushing the limits what we are trying to achieve here? Is witnessing realistic torture scenes the whole point of making a horror movie? Do we want to believe this world is a very unsafe place to live in? When we watched someone's being tortured on the screen, how should we feel? Are we on side with the killers when we were sitting there being entertained by the slaughtering process? Should a person be killed if one is 'bad'? Is murdering in a comical way a more acceptable way of killing? Does the R rating only attracting more curios, young minds to a dark movie? Is my dog pooping on the sidewalk a form of creativity? Do we call inappropriateness a proof of freedom of speech?
Quentin Tarantino is the greatest producer/ film maker in Hollywood. His strategy of cashing in through promoting a franchise of violent movies as hip entertainment is undeniable the best move benefiting the youth and society.
I remember it was so funny after Vincent shot Marvin in the car. Vincent: You probably went over a bump or something.
After all, it's only an accident and life of a fictional character. Life is cheap, capitalism rules - think about the dead bodies in the Middle East. Quentin, you are so brilliant.