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Movie Critic Review: Death Proof (2007) Part One

MCA: Death Proof 2007 Part One The American Dream (Or How I Learned To Start Worrying And Love The Crash) The shocking video clip below includes moments of configured sex/violence corporeal fusion  in which the machine (the deathproofed car) is the virulent metal-organic erection of a  rapist Thanatos, exonerated and unrestrained! This sequence from Quentin Tarantino's "Death Proof" flashes representations of the varied  but agonizingly empty, almost one-dimensional hyperreality. Squirts postmodern denials of unity  of the fragments in their spatial quest for meaning. Elements high and low in quality  playfully displace the viewer from the onlooker's spot and catapult him into the lap of the gasping  assailant as he climaxes under the shower of hot blood. The sequence resonates guilt and frustration into your judgmental capacity and negates  the natural positive inside you that pinpoints the right from the wrong. The victim is  stripped o...

Movie Critic Review: 21 Grams (2003)

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                                      Soul-lite: A Plot To Reweigh! Mexican Filmmaker Inarritu Sean Penn I don't know how to calculate 40 minutes in grams but that's how much it took me to disentangle the dark threads that made this gritty mishmash of a plot for this film. But only a little bit. It is probably wiser to listen to those critics who believe you need to see it at least two times. Hence is my invitation to you to get a copy for your own personal library. And you are lucky. There was a time when some very unconventional movies where simply no where to find following their exit from the market cycle of distribution. Now you can find virtually any movie, any time, any where by a few clicks and for a few dollars! Benicio Del Toro 21 grams is basically what every man needs to be alive...