This movie rocked. We did the Planet Terror/Death Proof double header last night and enjoyed them thoroughly.

If you enjoy gore (or can put your hands over your eyes at the right time) it is first class.

And heaps of Tarantino tidbits to keep fans smiling knowningly to each other.

It’s just bad-ass cool and hilarious! And did I mention cool? I think there’s something sexy about the girl having a machine gun for a leg. I never thought a movie could make me want to have a machine gun leg as well.

And that male lead actor is hot. :)

An unforgettable film that is a must-watch.

Wonderfully absurd! When I first saw the commercial, I thought this movie would be stupid. I quickly changed my mind, however, when I saw clips of it at our local theater. It has the graphical prowess of Sin City, and a similar action/humor flair.

I’d actually give it more like a 3.5. I really didn’t want to watch it at first precisely because of comments like my title, but in the spirit of open-mindedness I finally caved. I can’t say it was really worth my while. It didn’t exactly contribute anything worthwhile to my life or anything. But it wasn’t horrible either, if what you feel like watching at any given moment is sex, blood, and zombies. It’s wonderfully unrealistic. And the blood and gore even made this somewhat jaded moviewatcher squirm.
I was a little divided on the whole 70s exploitation theme because it was so contrived. Especially the “missing reel” antic during a dvd viewing. The irony seems to be a little forced down my throat. But I have to say it was actually a nifty plot device as well. At the very least I smirked at all the random new characters that were introduced without being introduced.
I actually really liked El Wray. I thought he was charming (AND he was played by Carla’s brother who pretended to not be able to speak English to mess with Turk!) And I have to admit. A machine gun for a leg? That’s pretty freaking awesome.