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Without a doubt I thought that this was truly entertaining film. I only managed to catch it at my local cinema in a one off showing, but I really wasn't disappointed. Me and my friend went in the film not truly understanding what to expect. Basically it cracks down to Robert Downey Jr.

Starting the film off as a burglar, after being shot at he accidentally runs into an acting audition. Breaking down with tears in the office, he accidentally gets the acting job and whisked off to Hollywood with hopes of playing a detective in an upcoming film. Cue Gay Perry a.k.a Val Kilmer who is fantastic in this film with his dry wit and humour adding some hilarious scenes to this film. He plays a gay detective assigned to help train up Robert Downey Jr. The pair of them get sucked into a story starting with discovery of a corpse and building into deeper plot involving kidnapping and murder. The plot line is genuinely well crafted, and is explored in the perfect amount of depth. It is quite simply littered with many funny moments.

Probably the favourite of mine being the running joke of the gay detective through the film, involving the 'faggot' gun. Shane Black directs this film superbly, keeping it alive with sharp wit. The whole cast clicks together perfectly with Robert Downey Jr and Val Kilmer shining with good support coming from Michelle Monaghan. The film is accompanied by a very light hearted narration from Robert Downey Jr.

Which makes the film that even bit more engaging. Overall, a quirky, very amusing film, with a superb cast, and with a run time of 99 minutes, you simply can't afford to miss it. Kiss Kiss Bang Bang.

A solid 10/10. The term 'Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang' was first coined in the 1960s by the Japanese press as a nickname for James Bond.

Director Shane Black loved the term and chose it as the movie's title because, 'it so clearly represented what this film is.' And what exactly is this film?

Congressman for California Ted Lieu pulled out of UCLA Law’s commencement and actor Mayim Bialik pulled out of UCLA’s commencement. What are your thoughts about this? Icad mac 3d object cylinder.

Good question. For starters, it's original. It's a nice change of pace from all of the sequels and remakes we've been inundated with recently. I needed this breath of fresh air after being blind-sided by the news that a remake of Robocop might be on its way. It's also funny and action-packed.

The pace comes at us almost as quickly as the clever dialogue, making it nearly impossible for the average viewer to get bored. You may be offended, you may not appreciate the dark humor, and you may not get the style, but I would predict the majority of you won't get bored. Piya o re piya mp3 song.

Will I refund your ticket money if you *do* get bored? No, absolutely not. Don't be silly. I'll just say, 'Oh well, I guess you're just in the minority on this one!'

What I like most about Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang is it's so hard to 'genre-lize.' See what I did there?

Add that term to the Movie Mark Dictionary. When you can't 'genre-lize' something then you can't easily force it into any one specific genre. That's what makes Kiss Kiss, Bang Bang so fun.

Is there action? After all, it's by the same guy who wrote the Lethal Weapon movies. But it's not an action movie. Is there humor? The laughs mostly come from the chemistry between Val Kilmer and Robert Downey Jr. And some of the crazy situations they find themselves in.

This is my kind of dark humor. I love to be caught off guard by unexpected moments that make me laugh at things that might not be so funny if they were witnessed in the real world. But this isn't a comedy. The humor is never forced and doesn't have to resort to slapstick or flatulent puppies just to get cheap laughs. Sure, there's a scene that involves peeing on a corpse, but it has to be seen in its context to be appreciated. If I were forced to affix a label to this then I suppose I'd say it's a darkly comedic murder mystery. It takes itself just seriously enough to keep you in suspense, but it's irreverent enough to simply be fun and entertaining.

It works well enough as a farce without ever coming off as a pure parody. My main complaint is that the story does get a little too confusing. I admit that I openly mocked other reviews that called the story 'needlessly complex,' but now that I have seen it I totally understand what these reviews are talking about. You'll want to pay careful attention or you'll get lost pretty quickly. I'd even suggest taking notes.