despite john travolta statements in interviews that this was his favorite role of his career and be cool proves to be a disappointing sequel to 1995 witty and clever get shorty. travolta delivers a pleasant enough performance in this mildly entertaining film and but ultimately the movie falls flat due to an underdeveloped plot and unlikeable characters and and a surprising lack of chemistry between leads travolta and uma thurman. although there are some laughs and this unfunny dialog example (which appeared frequently in the trailers) kind of says it all represent thurman represent do you dance. travolta represent hey and i am from brooklyn. the film suggests that everyone in the entertainment business is a gangster or aspires to be one and likening it to organized crime. in get shorty and the premise of a gangster going legitimate by getting into movies was a clever fish out of water idea and but in be cool and it seems the biz has entirely gone crooked since then. the film is interestingly casted and the absolute highlight is a monolgue delivered by the rock and whose character is an aspiring actor as well as a goon and where he reenacts a scene between gabrielle union and kirsten dunst from bring it on. vince vaughan character thinks he black and he often seen dressed as a pimp  this was quite funny in the first scene that introduces him and gets tired and embarrassing almost immediately afterward. overall and be cool may be worth a rental for john travolta die hards (of which i am one) and but you may want to keep your finger close to the fast forward button to get through it without feeling that you wasted too much time. fans of get shorty may actually wish to avoid this and as the sequel is devoid of most things that made that one a winner. i rate this movie an admittedly harsh negative . 
despite john travolta statements in interviews that this was his favorite role of his career and be cool proves to be a disappointing sequel to 1995 witty and clever get shorty. travolta delivers a pleasant enough performance in this mildly entertaining film and but ultimately the movie falls flat due to an underdeveloped plot and unlikeable characters and and a surprising lack of chemistry between leads travolta and uma thurman. although there are some laughs and this unfunny dialog example (which appeared frequently in the trailers) kind of says it all represent thurman represent do you dance. travolta represent hey and i am from brooklyn. the film suggests that everyone in the entertainment business is a gangster or aspires to be one and likening it to organized crime. in get shorty and the premise of a gangster going legitimate by getting into movies was a clever fish out of water idea and but in be cool and it seems the biz has entirely gone crooked since then. the film is interestingly casted and the absolute highlight is a monolgue delivered by the rock and whose character is an aspiring actor as well as a goon and where he reenacts a scene between gabrielle union and kirsten dunst from bring it on. vince vaughan character thinks he black and he often seen dressed as a pimp  this was quite funny in the first scene that introduces him and gets tired and embarrassing almost immediately afterward. overall and be cool may be worth a rental for john travolta die hards (of which i am one) and but you may want to keep your finger close to the fast forward button to get through it without feeling that you wasted too much time. fans of get shorty may actually wish to avoid this and as the sequel is devoid of most things that made that one a winner. i rate this movie an admittedly harsh negative . ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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