Killing Zoe | Eric Stoltz, Julie Delpy | Absolutely brilliant!!!

Killing Zoe | Eric Stoltz, Julie Delpy | This Movie ripped my heart out

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Killing Zoe

	Killing Zoe Eric Stoltz, Julie Delpy Lions Gate, 2001 average customer review:based on 56 reviews view larger image
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Absolutely brilliant!!!

All those who think it's just another Tarantino rip-off should know that both directors worked together in the same video store before making it big, were co-writers on Pulp Fiction and basically have helped each other out on several projects. It's just that Tarantino made his name first that everyone assumes Avary's work is copying it. Not true. This movie is amazing! The acting is superb - Jean-Hughes Anglade gives the most charismatic performance I've ever seen. It's shot brilliantly starting with neutral shades, to the blue night club scene and finally descending into the red bank scenes that symbolize Eric's own demented and violent mind. Been scapegoated for Hollywood's violence, really no more than tons of other flicks - I think the violence embedded in Eric's mind is what makes it seem so disturbing, not the actual physical violence. Julie Delpy and Eric Stoltz also give maybe their best performances to date. See this many times!!!

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This Movie ripped my heart out

THis is a GREAT movie. The imagery, and themes of alienation, and loss of control are just amazing. If you are not scared by a lot of violence, and ready to put yourself into a world that is scarier than most horror movies, Definatly go for this movie. It is worth every penny.But rent it first, because if you don't love it, you'll probally hate it.

Show me the real Paris.

Cool flick that distorts some of the usual action-flick macho-isms with a nice frosted layer of drugs, heroin, aids and dixieland jazz. The driving through Paris scene is enough! Very cool. Notice the sleepy euro techno track underneath it all; pretty sophisticated slice of sound. A somewhat oversimplified ending...but this movie has cartoon qualities that work nice for what it is. I love the actress that plays the bankteller... she is my dreamgirl from Paris.

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