Paul Nipper

This film had so much potential, but really missed the mark to be a good film. It's enjoyable, and from the very start it's clear what type of film this is, but losing the most menacing character so early in the film is a great shame. The beginning is the best part of the film, as in so many horror films, but turns from horror, into just plain silly. A real shame if your were expecting the film to carry on like the start.

For those who are expecting the typical Quentin Tarentino, pulp fiction esc type film, you may be disappointed. This slow burner of a film unfolds in such a way, that you don't want it to end. Caprio and Pitt are like a comfy pair of slippers and take charge fautlesly, playing typical, but solid, engaging characters. Tarentino's mastery in directing is evident and portrays the era with complete accuracy, while adding his own fictional spin, in the only way you would expext (and would want) This film is a must see, but it's certainly not a nail biter , more like a luxurious limosene trip through cinematic history lead by a couple of expert guides and a fantastic driver. Recommended for those who have any interest in Quentin Tarentino films and 60's America. 8.5/10