Death Proof Comments

  • Ezra 2022-03-23 09:01:21

    Either you love it or you can’t stand...

  • Alex 2022-03-23 09:01:21

    Unexpectedly...

  • Ebony 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    Tribute to "The End of the Wild Flower"! However, it is more exciting than "The End of the Wild Flower", but not as profound as it... But there are still uncomfortable, so I can't recommend it!...

  • Uriah 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    I like its form and dislike its content. This may have something to do with my design. This film is actually a movie with B. The so-called CULT is just a label with...

  • Kole 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    It should be the most boring one I've seen Quentin, but the last paragraph can save some...

  • Myron 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    It was a little dull at the beginning, but it was absolutely unexpectedly exciting from the lap dance. Make people watch a very cool...

  • Joannie 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    Quentin's movies are always so...

  • Freda 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    The soundtrack is very...

  • Evelyn 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    I finally saw that although the birds prefer the horror planet, the climax of this film is indeed very...

  • Deja 2022-03-22 09:01:17

    A little tired of Quentin-style chatter; it would be good to cut it into a 1-hour short...

Extended Reading
  • Merle 2021-10-20 17:23:35

    LM movie, movie ML

    Those who do film reviews, or write about their impressions, are very difficult to deal with this film. If you are the former, after reading it, you will become more annoying than Quentin’s endless chattering. If you are the latter, you can probably only give one word of exclamation: cool....

  • Joe 2022-04-22 07:01:04

    free

    There is no structure, so there is no need for deconstruction. Of course, it is arrogant to say that, it is not cool at any time, it is cool, maybe in the end, it is really cool.
    Movies cannot be classified by simple levels. Of course, they always have an old vision. The scary thing is the old film...

Death Proof quotes

  • Nate: [surprising her on the porch in front of the bar] I was thinking we can make out?

    Arlene: What, on a porch? Not even in the bar, but in front of the entrance? Forget it.

    Nate: No, in my car!

    [points to the parked cars in front of the bar]

    Arlene: What, out there? It's fucking 'Nam out there.

    [heavy rain in the background]

    Nate: Not in my car, it's not.

    [pause]

    Nate: Look, you won't get wet.

    [puts up an umbrella]

    Nate: I promise you.

    Arlene: [grins] You know, most guys wouldn't brag about that.

  • Jungle Julia: Sorry, it was a one-time only offer and she did it earlier this evening at Anton's.

    Stuntman Mike: No, she didn't.

    Arlene: How do you know?

    Stuntman Mike: I'm good that way. And you look a little touchéd.

    Arlene: What's touchéd?

    Stuntman Mike: Wounded, slightly.

    Arlene: Why should I be wounded?

    Stuntman Mike: Because you expected guys to be pestering you all night, but from your look I can tell nobody pestered you at all. That kind of hurt your feelings a little bit, didn't it? There are few things as fetching as a bruised ego on a beautiful angel.

    Arlene: [Arlene smiles] Hmm.

    Stuntman Mike: [slowly] So, how about that lap dance?

    Arlene: I think I'm going to have to give you a rain check.

    Stuntman Mike: Well, since you'll be leaving in the next couple of days, that rain check will be worthless. But that's okay. I understand if I make you uncomfortable. You're still a nice girl, and I still like you. But I must warn you of something -- you know how people say...

    Stuntman Mike: [does an exaggerated Kurt Russell voice-impression] You're okay in my book, or In my book, that's no good?

    Stuntman Mike: [goes back to his regular voice] Well, I actually HAVE a book.

    Stuntman Mike: [he pulls out a little book from his back pocket] And everybody I ever meet goes in this book. And, now I've met you, YOU'RE going in the book! Except, I'm afraid I must file you... under... chicken shit.

    [shows the open book to her]

    Arlene: [grabbing the book from him] And what if I did it?

    Stuntman Mike: Well, I definitely couldn't file you under chicken shit then, now could I?

    Arlene: What's your name again?

    Stuntman Mike: [softly] Stuntman Mike.

    Arlene: Well, Stuntman Mike, I'm Butterfly. My friend Jungle Julia over here says that jukebox inside is pretty impressive.

    Stuntman Mike: Yeah, it is.

    Arlene: Yeah.

    Arlene: [she hands Stuntman Mike his book back] Why don't you get ready for your lapdance?