OVERRATED

Rating: Null/10 (8 September 2002)

This movie is terrible. Completely terrible. I honestly don't know why it is so "critically acclaimed". Granted there are some cool lines from Samuel L. Jackson, and that's the only redeeming value of this movie. The story lines are so boring, I tried hard not to fall asleep during the segment with Bruce Willis. In the hands of another director, this would have been labeled garbage, but since this is Quentin Tarantino(the god of hype) it's praised. I just don't get it. I actually enjoyed Jackie Brown much more. Never once have I been so dissapointed by a critically praised movie in my life. It had everything that I like in a movie-guns, drugs, language, violence, and Samuel L. Jackson but failed...miserably. I hope this review goes on top, because every other person has been brainwashed into thinking this is a cinematic masterpiece. People listen: do not follow the hype and come out and say how terrible this movie actually is. Don't worry the film critics aren't going to attack you or anything, just speak your mind on how bad this movie really is. 1 out of 10 stars.