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Well made, Pulp Fiction influenced for sure.
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Nicely assembled, Pulp Fiction influenced to be sure. Swell character development, no cringing, interest all the way.
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all right
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I watched this a million times back in the VHS days. First rewatch in actual DVD widescreen and it's still better than remembered.
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A smart film: witty and well-made. But can't help feeling I've seen it all before.
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Darkly comic and surprisingly intelligent thriller-come-character drama. A wonderful ensemble and a well-judged structural gimmick ensure this comes across as far more than a Pulp Fiction knock-off.
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Quite a delight
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In the post-Tarantino craze of the late '90s, a lot of filmmakers tried to emulate the success of Pulp Fiction by utilizing similar non-linear, split narratives over an ensemble of characters who often found themselves speaking with distinctly Tarantino-esque dialogue. The results are a mixed bag that met with a broad range of success, but one of the more acclaimed to come out was Doug Liman's follow-up to his directorial debut Swingers, the late-night crime comedy Go.
Written by John…
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I didn't know anything about this film going in, and I was pleasantly surprised. The format really works for this film, as none of the individual stories outstay their welcome. Personally I liked the last segment the best. This film is very watchable and enjoyable. I kind of wish it was a little funnier though. Its a good way to spend an hour and a half, but this isn't anything fantastic.
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Pulp Fiction light. That's not necessarily a bad thing though.
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One of my favorite films of 1999, which is a lot to say. Sharp dialogue, great characters and terrifically tied together in the end, making it a really solid and funny film.