RUNNING SCARED

THIS IS SO EASY -
IF YOU DISLIKED THESE FILMS --->>>

JACKIE BROWN - PULP FICTION - KILL BILL I -- KILL BILL II - UNLEASHED

A HISTORY OF VIOLENCE - LOCK, STOCK AND TWO SMOKING BARRELS -

THE LONG GOOD FRIDAY - THE KRAYS - DONNY BOSCO --ASSAULT ON PRECINCT 13

GLORIA - THE PROFESSIONAL - THINGS TO DO IN DENVER, WHEN YOU ARE DEAD

TRUE ROMANCE - DUSK TO DAWN - RESERVIOR DOGS - DIE HARD I

YOU WILL NOT LIKE THIS MOVIE.

IF YOU DON'T KNOW MOST OR ANY OF THE FILMS LISTED ABOVE, YOU MOST LIKELY, WON'T ENJOY THIS MOVIE.

THIS IS A FILM ABOUT CONSTANT VIOLENCE, CONSTANT CHASING OF BAD GUYS, BY OTHER BAD GUYS. YET, IT IS WELL PLOTTED AND WELL ACTED AND IT IS FILMED IN THE MODERN VERSION OF THE GRITTY FILM NOIR STYLE OF THE 1940s. THIS FILM DOES CORRECTLY, WHAT SIN CITY TRIED TO DO AND COULD NOT PULL OFF.

MEN WILL FLOCK TO THIS FILM AND WOMEN MIGHT HAVE WOMEN PROBLEMS WITH IT -- I DON'T KNOW WHAT TO SAY ABOUT WOMEN, SINCE MOST SEEMED TO HAVE MISSED THE IDEA THAT KILL BILL WAS A WOMEN'S PICTURE AND NOT A MAN'S. LET ME GET AWAY FROM THIS TOPIC, SINCE THE SAME WOMEN WHO TALK ABOUT BEING OFFENDED BY FILM VIOLENCE, WOULD GLADLY HURT ME FOR THESE COMMENTS.

#1 THERE IS A SCENE IN THIS PICTURE THAT MADE ME WANT TO APPLAUD -- A CHARACTER RENDERS FINAL JUDGMENT TO THOSE MOST IN NEED OF EXPERIENCING THE SWIFT SWORD OF JUSTICE, UNDELAYED BY CONSTITUTIONAL GUARANTEES.
IT IS NOT OFTEN IN THE CURRENT CROP OF FILMS, THAT THE DESIRE TO APPLAUD IS FELT.

#2 THERE IS ALSO A SCENE WHERE A CHARACTER, WHO CAN BE SUMMARIZED AS THE SCUM OF THE EARTH, RISES TO DEMONSTRATE HIMSELF AS A MAN OF STRANGE, BUT SINCERE INTEGRITY.

#3 A YOUNG SON TELLS HIS DAD, HE HAS SEEN A NAKED WOMAN BEFORE - SO, SEEING ANOTHER ONE, IS NO BIG DEAL --- DAD TELLS HIM, IT NEVER STOPS BEING A BIG DEAL.

IN THE FILMS I HAVE BEEN SEEING, THERE IS RARELY ONE GOOD / NOTEWORTHY SCENE, THIS WILD, VIDEO GAME ROOTED FILM, HAS TWO EXCEPTION SCENES AND SEVERAL VERY GOOD ONES -- I AM HAPPY I SAW IT AND OF COURSE, AFTER FREEDOMLAND, A TELEVISION COMMERCIAL WOULD BE A STEP UP ON THE CINEMA LADDER.