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anarxisttt, its a TARANTINO movie. So you must be stupid if you didn't know you would be going into a movie with a lot of dialog. because that's just Tarantino. chill down a bit, will ya? stop complaining if you're uneducated about the movies you watch.
I know there was a lot of crit over this film but I actually think its probably one of the best car films to come out in the last decade. Tarantino sticks to his guns - he knows that a good car film suffers from cgi. Sharks27's comment is also spot on about the dialogue. This film is a true classic - anyone lamenting over the passing of films like Vanishing Point should definately check it out.
I dont know if this time Quentin was pressed by those feminist women or what, but this movie really turned out to be very very very bad... i mean the beginning was awesome and everything, but then some three chicks kill the stuntmant in a dead proof car? what a fuck?
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Stuntman mike rules