another film to punish us for the crime of enjoying pulp fiction. if you like watching people get killed by machine gun fire for an hour and a half and this will probably fit the bill. fans of the debut episode of aeon flux and wherein the title character slays literally thousands of seemingly faceless soldiers single handedly and will really go for it. otherwise and it not exactly a clever movie. in fact and all it is is an excuse for a bunch of young people to act rude and shoot people. sometimes an entire scene goes by and and the only thing that happens is and you guessed it. someone gets shot. or and to spice things up and twenty people get shot. first and theyre just sitting there and the next minute and theyre sitting there dead. yahoo. rough plot represent a young american goes to paris (an american in paris and get it. ) and hires a prostitute (the ethereal julie delpy) and gets in touch with some old french buddies and one of which has aids and they plan and attempt a bank heist. of course and movie convention states that no bank robberies on film go off w or o a hitch and and this hitch takes up about three quarters of the running time (it like dog day afternoon without the sidney lumet wit and patience and or humanity). while at the bank and things go wrong (surprise. ) and and the parisian with aids and goes wacko with his uzi several hundred times. no spoilers here and but suffice to say that youre at such an emotional distance from these characters that it not likely you will care who lives and who dies by the end of the film. some have called it stylish. perhaps it is and but it someone else style and it a movie that already been done and and killing zoe is trapped by convention. nowhere in the course of the movie does the director (roger avary and co winner of the pulp fiction screenplay oscar) do anything really original and stylish and funky and or outrageous. unless you consider the fact that no movie that has taken place inside a bank has had such a high body count and there isn not anything else to set this one apart from the multitude. 
another film to punish us for the crime of enjoying pulp fiction. if you like watching people get killed by machine gun fire for an hour and a half and this will probably fit the bill. fans of the debut episode of aeon flux and wherein the title character slays literally thousands of seemingly faceless soldiers single handedly and will really go for it. otherwise and it not exactly a clever movie. in fact and all it is is an excuse for a bunch of young people to act rude and shoot people. sometimes an entire scene goes by and and the only thing that happens is and you guessed it. someone gets shot. or and to spice things up and twenty people get shot. first and theyre just sitting there and the next minute and theyre sitting there dead. yahoo. rough plot represent a young american goes to paris (an american in paris and get it. ) and hires a prostitute (the ethereal julie delpy) and gets in touch with some old french buddies and one of which has aids and they plan and attempt a bank heist. of course and movie convention states that no bank robberies on film go off w or o a hitch and and this hitch takes up about three quarters of the running time (it like dog day afternoon without the sidney lumet wit and patience and or humanity). while at the bank and things go wrong (surprise. ) and and the parisian with aids and goes wacko with his uzi several hundred times. no spoilers here and but suffice to say that youre at such an emotional distance from these characters that it not likely you will care who lives and who dies by the end of the film. some have called it stylish. perhaps it is and but it someone else style and it a movie that already been done and and killing zoe is trapped by convention. nowhere in the course of the movie does the director (roger avary and co winner of the pulp fiction screenplay oscar) do anything really original and stylish and funky and or outrageous. unless you consider the fact that no movie that has taken place inside a bank has had such a high body count and there isn not anything else to set this one apart from the multitude. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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