In response to the last comment posted...

Rating: 8/10 (14 February 2008)

I have a hard time finding credibility with anyone who references Larry the Cable Guy and thinks that if there is a dwarf in an independent film it must be Peter Dinklage.
I saw this movie last night and thoroughly enjoyed it. Not since Pulp Fiction, have I seen a movie combine humor, violence, and a cast of tragic characters so well. Look, you can't compare the two to say this was as good or better than Pulp Fiction. It isn't. Period. Pulp Fiction is regarded so highly because it was so unique and interesting for the time. This movie isn't trying to be Pulp Fiction. It doesn't stretch and grasp at the absurd the way a movie like Boondock Saints, which in the grand scheme loses points for trying so hard.
This movie is full of laughs, violence that is surprising and makes you uncomfortable about what you just saw, and an ending comparable to a Shakespearean tragedy.
Some of it is a little predictable but that predictability is offset by the few times when the film does manage to shock you. Enjoy this movie for what it is. You will be entertained and it's definitely worth the price of a ticket.