Ray Gun

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"I'm sorry but I just don't understand the hype of this movie. It was just plain bad. There were maybe 3 scenes in which grabbed my attention but beyond that I found myself wondering what the point was. Brad Pitt was hardly in the movie so as far as his performance goes, there wasn't enough to consider.This movie falls into the realm of yet another movie that critics fall over that has no meat on the bone (Lost in Translation) & a 90% chance you will be wanting your $30 back. My suggestion...skip this & pick up a copy of the departed. "

"I had a great time with this one. This film does everything wrong--exactly right. If anything, this served as a primer for later parodies of the genre, since so many of the great cliches are here: Bad editing, bad acting, bad special effects, bad plot. Oddly enough, some of sequences border on avante garde in the way they layer image and sound. An interesting, enjoyable (but not good) film."

"Now this is a great flick. No one played the hard-edged bad guy like Bogie. This flick is old schol, meaning the story depends on the acting and not special effects or overused violence. Bogart, his brother, and a simple minded convict escape prison and hold up in a suberbian 'Beaver-Cleaver' household. They have to hideout there until Bogie gets some dough from his girlfriend. The confrontations between the family and the convicts keep this movie going fluently without a break in drama, suspense, or action. If you've only seen Casablanca or the Maltese Falcon, rent or buy this flick if you like or are interested in Humphrey Bogart."