Entertaining only escaltes in Tarantino's debut movie

Rating: 8/10 (23 August 2019)

"I don't know what to tell you, Marvin."
The above line from this movie is Tarantino's first directorial in a nutshell. If nothingness was entertaining, it would exactly look like this movie. A jewelry heist goes all wrong to get the mutually unknown gang members suspecting if one of them is an undercover cop. If you want to watch out for the heist sequence to use your grey cells and find the undercover, you would lose it all. Because no one cares. This is all about those dogs, and Tarantino ensures that watching them go witty and nutty for 100 minutes is all worthy an experience.
Straight from the first scene of his first film, his love for detailing in characters and nonsense conversations is out there. Being an alien to the style of Tarantino's storytelling, one would take his time to sink in, but you get little of it to absorb the insanity. The movie does barely proceed and changes gears from the laughs to the bloodshed, and the big picture is told in all flashback. If you have an eye for watching someone literally removing other's ear, this one's surely for you. Who wouldn't love to dance along with Mr. Blonde (Michael Madsen) to "Stuck in the Middle"!