Shoot 'Em Up is a live action Warner Bros. cartoon. Clive Owen is Bugs Bunny, and Paul Giamatti is cross between Elmer Fudd and Yosemite Sam. I don't know who that makes Belluci, though. Not Daffy, that's for sure.
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Jessica Rabbit?
Bugs in drag?
The Warner Bros. cartoons suffer from a lack of female characters, with Granny being the sole exception I can think of.
Tweety is female, right?
Tweety is female, right?
Nope.
Frankenbuddha is dead on about the Bugs-ness of Clive Owen, though. I like Shoot 'Em Up as long as I remember to turn off my critical-thinking and feminist modules first. Then, it's freakin' AWESOME.
Yeah, not really a great movie to be a woman in. But tons of stupid fun.
Frankenbuddha is dead on about the Bugs-ness of Clive Owen, though.
It's completely intentional! He even says, "What's up, Doc?" And he calls himself a wascally wabbit! And then Paul Giamatti says that he's NOT WASCALLY ENOUGH.
HOW DID THEY GET THROUGH THIS MOVIE WITHOUT CRACKING UP? Is there a gag reel? There must be so many takes of Clive Owen not being able to make it through one of his one-liners.
I like Shoot 'Em Up as long as I remember to turn off my critical-thinking and feminist modules first. Then, it's freakin' AWESOME.
Yeah, it's a very MANLY MOVIE ABOUT MEN YEAH MEN ARE AWESOME YEEEEEAH PUSSY.
Watching Shoot 'Em Up back-to-back with Children of Men is a real mind-fuck. It's the same actor, with the same plot! Except that one of them is one of the best films of the decade, and the other isn't.
Tom, yes, I was thinking the same thing! It's like he was trying to balance out Children of Men. In one, he protects a baby while never shooting a gun, and in the other, he protects a baby while shooting lots and lots of guns.