Your action is served, with a twist!

Rating: 8/10 (27 October 2003)

Quentin Tarantino has done it again, bringing something fresh back to the table in a time where action films have been lacking of late.
Being now synonymous with his violent spaghetti-westerns with a twist, this surely doesn't disappoint. While come critics condone his use of violence in his films, at times its so over the top it comes off as comical, and not to be taken so seriously. A light humor that hangs in the background of most of the carnage that happens in his films, and i'd ask for anyone who has not yet gone and seen it on that side of the film, to take a look, keep an open mind. You're sure to be left with something that will be remembered with mixed feelings, but a unique flavor that is rare to find in box office blockbusters.
The music alone is memorable to say the least, Quentin Tarantino's choice in odd songs adds to the experience. We heard the surfy tunes of Pulp Fiction, and in the lead up to seeing Kill Bill it was a big question in my mind to what we'd find next. Cheesy but oh so lovable is what i was left with at the end of the film. Great soundtrack that i'll personally be buying when its out. From japanese sounds of old, coming through with its haunting strength, all the way to stuff we'd all thought had been buried back a few decades ago, all of it complimented the film.
Go and see, enjoy another Tarantino masterpiece.