Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (2005)
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- Robert Downey
- Val Kilmer
- Michelle Monaghan
- Corbin Bernsen
- Dash Mihok
- Larry Miller
- Rockmond Dunbar
- Shannyn Sossamon
- Angela Lindvall
- Indio Falconer Downey
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- Mar 17, 2017
val kilmer as an unkillable gay who spends most of the movie verbally destroying robert downey jr is a dream come true
cinéfila... 🕯️Aug 10, 2016"No, my question, I get to go first: why in pluperfect hell would you pee on a corpse?"
Josh LewisDec 19, 2017i'm retired, i invented dice when i was a kid
vi - Mar 18, 2017
this very quickly went from "wow, some fun dialogue here" to "please don't kill my 3 new friends"
fran hoepfnerOct 20, 2012He played Iron Man, a black man, Charlie Chaplin, and Wesley Snipes AIDS stricken best friend, but I'm certain Robert Downey Jr's best performance was as The Amazing Harold (formerly Harold the Great). He played Batman, Iceman, Jim Morrison, and Doc Holliday, but I'm…
Silent JJan 2, 2022robert downey jr is the only quirky narrator i can get behind
adambolt - Apr 28, 2013
i like Shane Black a whole lot, and i like this a whole lot too, but i'd like it even more if it didn't frequently veer into his smart-assed opinions on misogyny, not that he isn't an expert of sorts. just keep it funny.
matt lynchThe thing about this movie that makes it so special to me is the fact that no matter how many times I've watched it before, it always (and I mean always) manages to crack me up and leave me gasping for air. Val Kilmer is the bomb.
lauraudThe dialogue in this film is just incredible! Gay Perry is one of the best movie characters ever!
DirkH
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Shane Black creates a movie that is defiantly smartass and too cool for the room. I couldn't have liked it more.
Black's retro-noir reminds us why we love movies: because they can surprise us, even when we're ankle deep in bullet casings, bodies and enough twists to tie us in knots.
Downey and Monaghan are wonderful at playing characters that compensate for the harshness of their past with flippant swaggers.