People complaining about this movie being a "Pulp Fiction" or "True Romance" knock-off need to get a life. Maybe once every ten years a truly original movie is presented to the public and Hollywood spends the next decade serving up copies of it. The most we can hope for in most cases is that a movie, if not completely original, is at least done well, and I thought this movie was done pretty damn well. It cracked me up and I was digging the plot twists for the same reason I dig Tarantino flicks. So what if the style and story remind you of a couple of other movies, or if, in a couple of cases, you can see what's coming in the next scene? There were plenty of scenes where you didn't see what was coming next, the film had style, and the ending was great. 7 out of 10, and I only dock it a few points because it is a little derivative. See it and enjoy it.
Review of Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels
