This flick has a classy cool and a macabre sense of humor. Danny Boyle’s directorial debut plays like a Coen Brothers meets Hitchcock mash-up. Despite the poster’s claim, this is more THE TROUBLE WITH HARRY than it is PULP FICTION. Although it does have some dialogue that I am sure QT would dig. Solid flick, end-to-end.
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