Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang Review
I, like most other entertainment portals, have
been working to keep readers reminded of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang and the film's arrival to
theatres this upcoming weekend. Luckily, I have had the help of a ton of
early positive reviews. For example, check out this latest bit sent in to
AICN.
Where do I begin? I’m currently enjoying the dizzy elation of having
just experienced Shane Black’s ultimate ego-boasting wet-dream, viciously
unleashed onto the screen with an intensity and malice not seen since Tarantino’s
Reservoir Dogs. Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang is an aggressively
evil mainstream action/comedy. If nothing else, it’s a mammoth success
simply because Black was able to convince a studio into making an egotistical
fever dream of raw cinematic nerve that results in the most blatant “fuck
you” to the audience that I’ve ever seen. This movie is attitude,
start to finish. It’s outrageous because Black knows he can get away
with it. And above all else, Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang works as a bitingly
funny satire on the genre he energized in the late 80’s.
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang isn’t a great film, nor is it profound
or particularly significant. It is, however, one of the purest forms of
intelligent entertainment released this year, an absolute blast for anyone
looking for a great time on a Saturday night. I imagine this film will be
quoted by the geek community in years to come, much like his Lethal Weapon
or even Tarantino’s aforementioned Reservoir Dogs. I certainly had
a great time. Oh, and the opening credits sequences is brilliant.
I will be in New York when Kiss Kiss, Bang
Bang hits theatres on a wide release this weekend, so hopefully I will
find a nice theatre in Manhattan.
Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang will experience a wide theatrical release
on November 11th.
For the trailer, movie clips, movie stills, movie info and synopsis, go
to the Kiss Kiss, Bang
Bang Movie Page.
Stay tuned for updates.
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