tony scott emang jagoo!

Keira Knightley is just awesome.

Enjoyable story with a fairly clumsy ending. Shot in a very Guy Ritchie-esque style. As usual, facts seem pretty thin on the ground in this loose adaptation of Domino Harvey's life. Liked the sizable inclusion of the guys from 90210 as themselves. Wh... (read more) Enjoyable story with a fairly clumsy ending. Shot in a very Guy Ritchie-esque style. As usual, facts seem pretty thin on the ground in this loose adaptation of Domino Harvey's life. Liked the sizable inclusion of the guys from 90210 as themselves. Where did that idea come from, I wondered?

This one's a little too random... the editor must've been on crack when he was cutting this one up. It tries to tell the story backwards, but it just gets confused. The characters are decent, but the story doesn't hold up well enough. Yeah... kinda l... (read more) This one's a little too random... the editor must've been on crack when he was cutting this one up. It tries to tell the story backwards, but it just gets confused. The characters are decent, but the story doesn't hold up well enough. Yeah... kinda lame.

Shitshitshit, never waist you're time watching this. Unless you absolutely LOVE and live for Keira Knightley.

This is a ridiculous movie. But is it fun-ridiculous, like
Scarface? Might it go on to become a cult item? I suspect not.

Domino is less a movie than a hyperkinetic slide show -- presented during a nuclear attack.

Domino is amusingly decadent for a while but eventually wears you out. Two eyeballs are not enough to see it with.

The picture is an exercise in exploitation joi de vivre, and your enjoyment of it will depend on your tolerance for shameless, reckless, unredemptive violence with relatively little artistic or spiritual value.

The problem with Scott's film and Keira Knightley's performance as the bounty hunter is its bored delirium, a daze of scattershot ennui that prioritizes hipster carnage and flashy cuts over intelligible storytelling.