Waste of Money.

Too much of everything

Go in cold, and you're likely to emerge with your blood boiling. This has to be seen to be believed.

Easily the biggest piece of Right wing non sense propaganda I ever saw.

Tarantino made this flick as a homage to old low budget movies that used to be played in drive ins. It goes along with Rodriguez's Planet Terror in a concept called Grindhouse. Two low budget movies that DO NOT take themselves seriously and have one and only purpose. To look cheap, disgusting and funny as hell. They achieve that easily. They're both amazing, each one in a special way. If you go to movies without having a clue of what you're about to watch, do the art a favour and leave it alone.

The 70s grind-house satire may be enough for some and Kurt Russell is as commanding a screen-presence as he as ever been but this over-long, unfocused mess has far too little plot to keep you entertained and even lacks in the 'exploitation terror' it promises. The two-half approach in 'Death Proof (2007)' kills the pacing, too. None of the characters have any development, perhaps because of the structure or maybe because of the writing. The film is made to look like a bad 70s transfer, with grunge effects and skipped reels. These are just plain distracting and actually disappear just over halfway through because even Tarantino must have found them annoying and useless. Overall, the flick is a joyless experience that didn't keep me engaged at all. Easily the acclaimed director's worst attempt. 4/10

Death Proof is a great movie. Kurt Russell's character is so bad ass, that it basically makes the movie. Forget about Planet Terror. Death Proof is where it's at.The movie is about a group of girls that are stunt women. They meet Kurt Russell's character at a bar, and he ends up trying to kill them. It backfires, and he soon becomes the prey. And these stunt women definitely have some tricks up their sleeves.The movie runs slow, and the suspense builds. There are lots of scenes where the characters are merely talking, and we just get a sense of regular life and how people deal with each other. It's very slow, and that makes the action and violence much better suited. And there's definitely a lot of that.8 Stars, not bad at all

Many consider Jackie Brown to be Tarantinos most underrated movie, I consider it hes worst. I'ts the only movie that has the slowest pacing and that makes me kind of bored, it is also the Tarantino movie with the lowest re watch-ability. Death proof on the other hand is always talked like hes worst movie, it has a score 0,5 lower than a CGI bomb with bad acting and a terrible twist.(Star Wars ep: 3) This is what death proof have. NO CGI. Terrific stunt work. Some dialogue almost as funny and good as Pulp Fiction. One of the most unique villain of the decade. Two really nice car chases. A really impressing and cool killing scene. A little historic lesson about the old cinema. Awesome music. And high re watch-ability.I would say this is my 6th favorite Tarantino movie and one of my top 50.