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Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (Widescreen Edition) by Shane Black
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DVD detailsActor: Corbin Bernsen, Dash Mihok, Michelle Monaghan, Robert Downey Jr., Val Kilmer Director: Shane Black Brand: Warner Brothers DVD: Region Code 1 Audio: English (Original Language), Dolby Digital 5.1; English (Subtitled); Spanish (Subtitled); French (Subtitled); French (Dubbed), Dolby Digital 5.1; Spanish (Dubbed), Dolby Digital 2.0 Surround Format: AC-3, Closed-captioned, Color, Dolby, Dubbed, DVD-Video, NTSC, Subtitled, Widescreen Picture Format: 2.40:1 Running Time: 103 minutes DVD Release Date: 2006-06-13 Audience Rating: R (Restricted) Studio: Warner Home Video
DVD Reviews of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (Widescreen Edition)DVD Review: Color Me Awful! Summary: 1 StarsObviously I am alone in my feelings about KISS KISS BANG BANG. It DOES have it's merits. Robert Downey, Jr. is one of them. It was very difficult for me to sit still during the film and concentrate on what was going on. I kept getting up from my chair and going into the kitchen to find something to eat. I even cleaned the kitty litter tray during one point of the film. It is just a waste of everyone's talent. Of course, if you have child support to pay, and both Downey and Kilmer do, I guess this helps put 'em through high school at least. I would not recommend this film to any of my friends.
DVD Review: Beyond Amazing, SEE THIS MOVIE!!!! Summary: 5 StarsI first saw this movie because of my love for Robert Downey Jr, and this is by far my favorite film by him. The story is silly, clever, and dark. There is a plethora of clever inside jokes and jibes. The cast is phenomenal; Downey Jr. plays a great imp as Harry Lockhart, and Val Kilmer is great as Gay Perry, who is full of biting jabs and flair. Michelle Monaghan also shines in this movie, she adds a lot of spark and goofiness to the film.
I was laughing my butt off for the entire film, and it made me such an active viewer. I was gasping, covering my mouth, laughing so hard at the clever jokes...I couldn't get enough of this film. And, getting to watch Robert Downey Jr. look so great for 110 minutes was also a big plus.
If you want AMAZING acting, great laughs, and a good interactive story, then SEE THIS MOVIE!!! A lot of people say it's stupid, not funny, or lacking chemistry, but they are definitely wrong on all counts!
DVD Review: Great movie with lots of laughs Summary: 5 Starsgreat movie that will keep you laughing. In some ways is a much more realistic look at how a regular guy would react if he was suddenly involved in murder and intrige.
DVD Review: Too Clever By Half Summary: 2 StarsI love both Robert Downey Jr. and Val Kilmer but I don't have a lot of positive things to say about this movie. I found it too talky and its plot was not believable. It was really hard for me to suspend my disbelief while watching it. None of the characters were endearing and it was a challenge to care about what happened to them. Also, in real life, there would be no chemistry between Downey's character and the female lead, Ms. Monaghan. Her history and the reprehensible manner in which she treats him would preclude his devotion (unless he was a complete masochist). Further, and to my disappointment as I'm an extremely politically incorrect person, I found all the gay jokes about Kilmer's Perry obtuse. I really don't think anyone cares about that stuff much in this day and age. Overall, the interactions are too clever by half, and Downey's narration is a bore. Most of what's supposed to be funny...is not--a waste of time in my view.
DVD Review: Great Acting but A Little Self Indulgent... Summary: 3 StarsWell casted, well acted, well filmed, and almost well written - Kiss Kiss Bang Bang intrigued me and turned out to be what I expected it to be: a quaint, slightly offbeat dark detective comedy. Nicely set up and compelling in the beginning - Downey and Kilmer make an unlikely but highly watchable duo. Downey is spot on as ever, but it's Kilmer who shines. Past the a-list, it's interesting to see Kilmer in different roles now. The plot however, turned out to be more complicated than Robert Towne's Chinatown and several other mysteries combined, and that turns out to be the film's undoing. We end up keeping up with it because of Downey's predicament, but ultimately this isn't quite an action, comedy or thriller but more of a headscratcher instead. Worth watching mainly if you're either a Downey or Kilmer fan - or really desperate to watch Corbin Bernsen!
Description of Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang (Widescreen Edition)In Kiss Kiss Bang Bang a breezy take on writer-director Shane Black's trademark buddy action/comedy oeuvre a petty thief (Robert Downey Jr.) is brought to Los Angeles for an unlikely audition and finds himself in the middle of a murder investigation along with his high school dream girl (Michelle Monaghan) and a detective (Val Kilmer) who has been training him for his upcoming role.Running Time: 103 min.System Requirements:Run Time: 103 minutesFormat: DVD MOVIE Genre:?COMEDY Rating:?R UPC:?012569586710 Manufacturer No:?58671 As a screenwriter, Shane Black made millions of dollars from screenplays for the big-budget action movies Lethal Weapon and The Last Boy Scout, among others. With his directing debut Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, Black mocks and undercuts every cliche he once helped to invent. While fleeing from the cops, small time hood Harry Lockhart (Robert Downey Jr., Wonder Boys) stumbles into an acting audition--and does so well he gets taken to Hollywood, where--pursuing a girl he loved in high school (foxy Michelle Monaghan, North Country)--he gets caught up in twisty murder mystery. His only chance of getting out alive is a private detective named Gay Perry (Val Kilmer, Wonderland, The Doors), who sidelights as a consultant for movies. No plot turn goes untweaked by Black's clever, witty script, and Downey, Kilmer, and Monaghan clearly have a ball playing their screwball variations on action movie stereotypes. There's nothing profound about Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang, but it brings back wicked mischief to a genre that all often takes itself too seriously. --Bret Fetzer
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