Domino

Don't attempt to try and understand the story line. The story begins up front, I think, then cuts to a back story, then slaps in a middle story and a severed arm that has a tattoo of a lock combination on it, and then winds up in a desert someplace in the USA. Or, maybe it's the reverse? I don't care. What blew my mind was just sitting back in a great movie house and enjoying the brilliant cinema photography, editing and sounds. Of course, looking at the Domino character wasn't a hardship, either. In the end, when the credits came on, I saw this movie as the work of a genius, an abstract director, painting a giant abstract. And when he was finished, giving it to the Museum of Modern Art in New York City.

FLAWNESS. Well, this is 1st!! I can't wait till the movie is finished to post my comments... As it turns out, Domino, what a pile of shxt... Starts right from the point where she heard "remove ... the right arm" instead of "remove his shirt from his upper right arm"!! Like u have to give instruction to retarded people!? Alright, I can dig that!!! They are a bunch of nervous rack, and instruction would help. But then they drink the stuff prepared by the woman whose son's arm got shot off by them, now that's fxxking original! And unbelievably stupid... If u're a son of a powerful mafia, and someone is about to execute u, would u say nothing?

There are a lot of aspects that contribute to making this a good movie. The acting and directing are first-rate. The cinematography and color grading are fantastic, reminiscent of Natural Born Killers and Fear And Loathing In Las Vegas. There are a lot of well done action sequences. Although this movie can feel a bit chaotic at times, the story remains in focus (even if some aspects of it remain a mystery for much of the film). The plot makes sense and is believable. I particularly liked all the "random" nonsense that some people might have found distracting. The 90210 actors, Jerry Springer, Chris Walkin and the reality crew, all of it was highly amusing in the midst of a deathly serious situation. I thought it successfully created some levity, broke the tension a bit, without changing direction. All in all the movie told its story well and left me feeling satisfied.

stars: Keira Knightly, Edgar Ramirez, Mickey Rourke, Monique, Delroy Lindo, Christopher Walken, Lucy Liu, Jerry Springer, Tom Waitts and others. This is a really well written movie. It obviously deals with Domino Harvey, a nice girl who becomes a bounty hunter. A sleazy TV producer (Walken) decides to make a reality show out of their lives and it goes into a big confusing adventure. In order to get the whole plot, you need to see the entire film. My only problems with the film are the direction at times gets too jumpy and annoying and the lackluster ending to the film. I do recommend it though, even though parts did annoy me. My rating- 2 1/2 out of 4 stars. rated R for pervasive strong language, sexuality and nudity, some drug content and violence. 118 mins.