A film that is completely unique, and something different from the usual mobster styled films, especially in terms of perspective.

Rating: 8/10 (12 October 2012)

This film was something a little different than most other films you'll see today, you know its going to be a little odd as it a Tarantino film, and you know that it is going to be shown in a strange and inventive manner, again because its a Tarantino film, but this is really a film that is unpredictable but with a perspective which manages to keep this relatively simple storyline, interesting.
The idea of characters being refereed to by colours is definitely a concept which I found particularly intriguing, especially as the people in charge of the operation revealed their own names to the team. However even with this you were never really told what happened to Mr. Blue, only that the died, and what ever happened to Mr. Pink after he ran out, or Mr. Orange and Mr. White at the end, but that is the fundamental controlling idea of this film, its unpredictability and its unanswered questions.
Tarantino really does put his own spin on this event, and at the end of the film part of me was wandering what I had just watched and why I just watched it, but everything else about me enjoyed the journey and loved trying to figure out what all of the unanswered questions were supposed to mean and why they were left unanswered.
A well conducted story, with the interesting idea of all of the current events occurring in a single location, and further that we never saw any of the events in the film happen, and we get the pure aftermath without any of our minds being set about a character before this crucial part came, instead it was the film, and this is something that I don't think I've ever seen done before.
A film that is completely unique, and something different from the usual mobster styled films, especially in terms of perspective.