Grindhouse
Thriller • R • 2007 • 3 hr 11 min
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Kurt Russell, Rose McGowan, Zoë Bell, Freddy Rodríguez, Rosario Dawson
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QT and RR indulge themselves and take us along for the ride. Rodriguez especially embraces the absurdity the genre allows.
Tarantino and Rodriguez did an excellent job on their exploitation films and the trailers between. Death Proof is better, though.
This was an amazing experience in theaters. Fun, thrilling, funny, gross, it has it all, and on the big screen it was the best.
If any other director released Death Proof, it would be considered their magnum opus. Planet terror is stupid but fun, both are really great
Robert Rodriguez let completely of the chain in Planet Terror. Along with a nice and tight story from Tarantino.
This make me nostalgic for a period I was'n born yet.
This movie is outrageous in so many ways and I love it.
Good 70s cult movie nod, entertaining and worth a watch
Grab the popcorn and enjoy. Had a blast watching these movies. Over the top, random, dark humor and great dialauge
Two for the price of one. The old-school double-feature effect alone makes it worth the watch. Both films are great too.
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