Stream it now Domino 2005

 

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Impressivly bizzare compared to other action films. yes, the story was loosley based on a former real female bounty hunter but the audience should not get hung up on this point, the film is purly action , not biographical, at heart.

Stylish with some decent action, but otherwise wildly uninteresting.

I'm one of the biggest fans of Keira Knightley you'll ever find, but she can't save this movie. It's a complete acid trip with Tony Scott overusing his distinct style to the point that some will get headaches. The plot is a jumble as well, hardly ever making sense. It's not completely awful though. Some of the action is actually decent and the performances are fine, but the movie is too long and with the negatives I've already mentioned most will be turned off by it.

Ok now i love keira Knightley,but this movie was just pointless.

I was told that I would hate this movie, that it would give me a seizure and a nose-bleed and that it had no plot and bad acting. I was LIED TO by the nay-sayers who told me as such. This one isn't brilliant, but it is fun, through and throug. The sincerety of Mickey Rourke and Keira Knightly's performances shine through the grit and cynisism when you let them. If you want to see Keira do a lapdance, play with nun-chucks and show some real love for a personal hero, give it a view.

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Ground-breaking surrealist action masterpiece or visual rapid cut gibberish hack-job? I can't really tell.

I chose the latter because my cat puked on the living room carpet as I was watching this movie on TV, and I decided that the cat had given it a more eloquent and accurate review, than any film critic ever could.

the filming is dizzying, and there are too many subplots that add nothing to the story. but keira knightley is crazy cute and mickey rourke kicks ass. christopher walken is in it, but only briefly. it's a shame, because he was my favorite part about this movie. or maybe when the stratosphere blows up.

The Story of the Bounty Hunter Domino Harding a funny and amusing Movie and nice Performances of Keira Knightley and Mickey Rourke one of favourite Scenes are this when Keira Knightley hit that Beverly Hills 90210 Guy the Movie is also a Payoff with the High Society of Beverly Hills and Hollywood