From Dusk Till Dawn (2016)

I love this movie so much

Absolutely the worst movie.

Although it has its amusing moments, in eneral the plot does not convince.

The film's masterful storytelling did its job. The message was clear. No need to overdo.

A fast paced and non stop film 'From dusk till dawn' is a pleasant surprise, packed with an all star cast the story unfolds at a breakneck speed and is extremely entertaining as the characters play off of each other and develop over the runtime. A film no too dissimilar to the Evil Dead franchise this horror/action/comedy is a good watch

This is most of all a super random movie...I have to blame myself because I had completely different expectations of the movie. I exptected a let´s say a more realistic movie,I basically never expected any major fantasy! There are scenes absolutely non-sense, which can be appreciated by many people. I acknowledge some talent and creativity, but for me it's a 5. If you enjoy random stuff and have fun with bloody movies, I recommend this movie to you! Otherwise...

From Dusk Till Dawn is a film that I have thoroughly fallen in love with after a few watches. Originally skeptical on my first watch, deciding to give it another chance from a different viewpoint has left me appreciating the film for what it is: a fun action horror romp that shouldn't be taken too seriously.Initially dismayed that the two halves of the film (the first half with the criminal brothers fleeing to Mexico with the kidnapped family, and the second fighting vampires within the bar) felt like they were duck-taped together, upon re-watches I find that it works surprisingly well, and by the end of the film the sudden twist is actually pretty funny. The script works well, as within the first half you feel the danger that the criminal brothers Seth and Richie Gecko (played by George Clooney and Quentin Tarantino respectively) poses to preacher Jacob Fuller (Harvey Keitel) and his family and the second half their fight against the vampires turns the film into a fun horror movie with some strong practical effects and quite cheesy parts that makes the second half all the more fun since it feels like the films wants you to have fun along with it.All of the characters work pretty well and the actors, particularly George Clooney and Harvey Keitel, do bring in good performances. The weakest actor would probably be Quentin Tarantino, but his performance does allow you to believe that he is his character and doesn't bring down the film. The side characters, played by Tom Savini and Fred Williamson are a delight to watch, and when talking about characters, Salma Hayek has to be mentioned for her character Santanico Pandemonium, probably the most iconic part of the film, so much so that when Netflix had created a TV show based on the film, Santanico is often on all the posters and promotional materiel.While part of me still laments the fact that the two parts of the film are not their own entities, I still enjoy the movie the film for what it is and have a damn fun time watching it.

So I thought "Hey, Clooney and Tarantino, how bad can it be?" It was the worst movie ever! Full of clichés, stereotypes, plot holes and even stripper-vampires!Until 50:00, it was a relatively good movie,with villains, psycho - sex offender brother, kidnappings, of course there were many unanswered questions, but it was fairly entertaining. All if a sudden, the dancers in the strip club turned into vampires and started attacking everyone. The ways you could kill them were the classic stabbing in the heart, crosses, sunlight etc. Not only was it cliché, but the characters reactions and behavior towards each other were everything else but normal. This whole family must have had Stockholm Syndrome. Nothing else can explain why they didn't kill their kidnappers, but instead helped them. They even sacrificed themselves! In the end, Seth and Kate defeat the evil beasts/strippers/vampires, Kate's family is dead but she doesn't even blink, also Tarantino(G.Clooneys brother) is dead, but he, the vengeful criminal, just lets it go by demanding a bigger percentage of the earnings from the bad guys. And here I sit, wondering:HOW THE F**K DOES IT HAVE A SCORE OF 7.3/10?