Guns, Girls and Gambling

Quentin Tarantino paved the way for similar films like "Guns, Girls and Gambling". The cast also suggests that it could be a very interesting spectacle. Christian Slater, Jeff Fahey, and especially Gary Oldman. These are not completely unknown actors, especially the last one. Together, they set in motion a criminal plot where it's not so much about the police as it is about the criminals themselves and their endeavors. Unfortunately, there is no suitcase with unknown contents that literally shines when opened, but the point of the whole chase is an old Indian mask, pardon, a mask of the original inhabitants of the continent. There are truly many characters involved in the story. Gay Elvis, Leprechaun Elvis, Asian Elvis, Elvis Elvis, Cowboy, a pair of corrupt sheriffs, a rancher, a chief, a girl next door, an Indian killer, a boy who follows him, a thief, a latex-clad murderer. There are an incredible number of characters and their fates are so intertwined that you slowly start to get lost. But of course, the movie explains everything to the extent that you don't have to worry too much about missing anything. It's not that complicated. Understanding the story is not such a problem, there is a lack of more interesting sequences, and even though everything looks messy, it is quite simple and straightforward. Jumping through time and repeating sequences sounds more like stretching the movie, which is still relatively short. It is violent, there are lines, the form is interesting, but don't expect anything new from Tarantino. You may occasionally chuckle, but you'll probably be more bored. More: http://www.filmovy-denik.cz/2012/10/ong-bak-pad-treti-rise-bolt-zathura-3g.html (01/03/2013)