Prostitutes and Guns, America loves it, what else is new?

Rating: 4/10 (11 April 2005)

Well, this movie is taking brutality a step too far. There are points in this film that make you irk at the sight of what they are doing. People say, oh yea, cartoonish violence, hey no big deal! Guess what, 70% of school shootings have been proved to be linked to our societies infatuation with violence and our overexerted efforts to make a buck by institutionalizing it onto the big screen. I am sorry but this movie is uncalled for.
Story Line? Psh. I gave it a four because it was in black and white and the use of colors was entertaining. However, the storyline was so immature how could you follow it?! Especially while having to deal with severed body parts flying at you and people being introduced and killed in the same scene.
The use of women in this movie was also horrendous. I have never seen such a degrading movie. These directors simply took girls, took there clothes off and planted them two feet from their cameras to get a good glimpse of thongs and tight clothes that our society seems to be engrossed over. It was appalling to see women playing the role of prostitutes, bar maids, and dancers. Not a single woman was uplifted in that social structure without the recurrent theme of violence.
This movie just simply grasped every cognitive ideological problem I can think of with film production today. It was grossly accurate of what sells these days and I am ashamed to see this movie rated as high as it is by so many people who seem to put value on these atrocities and find it satisfying to spend money to see them. In conclusion, this movie is something that I watched not because I was enjoying it but because I was so furious as to what I was paying money for that I had to finish watching it so that I could come home and denounce it at once.