Kill Me Later
Cast :Selma Blair, Max Beesley
Director :Dana Lustig
Studio :Studio Home Entertainment
Format :Color, Closed-captioned, Widescreen, Dolby
Released Date :September 14, 2001
DVD Released Date :December 26, 2001
Language :English (Dubbed), English (Subtitled), Spanish (Subtitled)
Audience Rating :R (Restricted)
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Customer Reviews
Rating
DateFebruary 09, 2005
SummaryWell, this probably COULD have been a good movie.
Content
After viewing this film, I felt the compelling need to vent a bit of my frustration. Selma Blair is a fabulous, currently underrated actress and Max Beesley was rather charming in "Kill Me Later". The story, while not exactly original, certainly showed some promise. None of that mattered though...at all.

I don't know what her deal is, but director Dana Lustig has virtually no talent whatsoever as a director. She slowed footage down, sped footage up, reversed footage, used awkward camera angles, used annoying color filters, made a zillion quick cuts, jumped back and forth in the timeline and topped it all off with an obnoxious "modern" soundtrack of blaring junk. I can't remember the last time I saw such an incompetent job of directing a film. Her ego must be huge to toss out the acting and story and put her direction front and center for the audience members to take notice of. It is crammed down their throats.

There are a couple of good scenes in "Kill Me Later" which show what could have and should have been. Unfortunately, just when things would start to show promise, Ms. Lustig would dig into her bag of film school tricks and jumble things up again. It's a shame because Blair and Beesley had good chemistry and you could tell that the film really had a good heart.

Rating
DateMay 01, 2004
SummaryGreat Flick!
Content
This was a great movie!! I jumped in the middle of it and it caught my eye! Boy am I glad that I stayed - this movie has you wanting Charlie and Shawn to get together the whole time (at least I did) They need each other for survival and they finally figure it out at the end! Don't want to give too much away but it was a great suspense up to the end also! I reccomend this movie to anyone!

Rating
DateJanuary 20, 2004
SummaryHeaven Help Us
Content
...if Selma Blair continues to get lead parts. Okay I could barely stand her in " Cruel Intentions ". Since then she's only done B movies that you haven't heard of ( such as this ). The plot was pretty good and the lead man ( I forgot his name ) was hot and good in his part. Selma Blair is what makes this film simply stupid. She talks as if a spoon is forcing her mouth shut. It is terribly disheartening to watch a movie with a lead who won't even open her mouth to talk. She is the most annoying actress since Patricia Arquette ( and that's pretty bad ). If I don't see Selma Blair in anything but a toothpaste commercial during the next year I won't be surprised.

Rating
DateJanuary 03, 2004
Summaryway better then some of the dark comedies out there
Content
Heathers is the best example of a dark comedy..period..this one is also a good example too...Selma Blair(Cruel Intentions, Storytelling) plays Shawn, a lonely and suicidal girl who wants to kill herself...mixing a relationship with her boss played by D.W. Moffett(Traffic) so she goes to the roof ready to jump...when she is pulled back by a bank robber named Charlie(played awesomely by Max Beesley(Glitter, dont know why he was in that movie), and he makes a promise to Shawn that he will kill her later..so they high tail it the hell out of there and go to Beesley's place to wait for Beesley's friend Billy played by Brendan Fehr(Tv's Roswell, The Forsaken).. then the 2 get to know one another and things happen and they happen and mix in nice performances by Lochlyn Munro(Dead Man On Campus, Dracula 2000) and O'Neal Compton and you get a real good movie

Rating
DateDecember 27, 2003
SummaryVery Cool
Content
This movie must of had a good writer/caster and a poor director. The story and acting is excellent, but the horrible cheesy photoshop-like effects need to go. It looks like a good movie that ran out of money, but definately worth a watch. Great for people sick of watching aimless happy go lucky hollywood "blockbusters," this is something that belongs on IFC.
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