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Sick, twisted and different. Typical Tarantino. I loved the part where they were sitting around arguing who should be named after what color and why. Another example of Quintons' ability to turn what would normally be mundane coversational movie filler into a film highlight. Though in my opinion, Tarantino's done better, as I thought there was some dull moments. But overall a great movie.

A very close second to Braveheart as my favorite, but far and away the best when it comes to dialogue. The DVD has a lot of great extras if you like the behind the scenes stuff. Interviews with almost everybody in the movie, and deleted scenes that include an alternate angle on the cutting off the ear scene.

The best thing Tarantino's done, as far as I'm concerned- funny, smart film-noir dialogue, almost-cartoonish ultra-violence, Harvey Keitel and Tim Roth and Steve Buscemi in the same movie...what's not to like? I can't judge the merits of the DVD, as I haven't broken down and bought it yet, although I inevitably will. The problem is that when this came out on VCR tape, I watched it incessantly and at this point don't feel any compelling urge to go out and replace the much-watched VCR tape with a new, expensive DVD. But, like I said, I'm sure I will before too long, as the tape is probably ready to shred itself to pieces.