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I like the bit where they had a massive fight in the bar

This is a truly repugnant film on many levels, but perhaps mostly in the character played by Tarantino. A brain-dead thug, he has *no* redeeming qualities, but presumably the movie wants us to root for him and the Clooney character. Forget about it. If you must see this, make sure you VCR's fast-forward function is working well. You'll need it during the bloody and boring final act.

I think this movie sums up Tarantino and Rodriguez, It's like Tarantino was reading out his long boring narrative of a few people talking a lot with each other, and half way through Rodriguez stops him and says, can we just have blood, guts and vampires? And that's exactly what happened Tarantino is a popular guy, but for me it's too much talk and not enough action (kill bill excluded), Rodriguez took the second half of this movie by storm and everyone can forget the pointless discussions people had before they were attacked by vampires...

Utterly nonsensical movie. But enjoyable. See it only from the 90s perspective. But if you love zombie video games, you might like it anyway. Everyone did alright in their respective roles. Juliette Lewis was the best.

What could have been an excellent hostage movie was totally ruined by what apparently looks like a bored director ... there were so many directions that the movie could have taken ... a vampire slash-fest was not one of these!!! The last 45 mins. or so results in the movie being an absolutely ridiculous waste of time. ...and sex machine?? ... you gotta be kidding me! The acting talents of the likes of Juliette Lewis and Harvey Keitel (not to mention George Clooney) are completely wasted in this nonsensical movie. The director... Robert Rodriguez, known for his other gory flicks including el mariachi, desperado, once upon a time in Mexico, and the very recent sin city ... really holds your attention with the well executed first half ... which leads you to believe that you are in for an entertaining time ... but then apparently for no reason, and without any provocation, the madness starts ... there's even feeble attempts at parody and comedy ... truly exasperating!!

Solid addition to the Vampire franchise, flipping the gangster/robbery genre on it's head. Great cast and really cool location. I think Tarantino wrote this for Rodriguez just so he could suck on Hayek's toes. There seems to be tributes to Evil Dead and Bad Taste along with other bloody films mixed into the movie. Cool soundtrack and good ending.

From Dusk Til Dawn started out as a perfect Tarantino movie. Had the comedic violence we all crave in his type of movies. And then it slows down, before getting really, really weird. Let's just say when the Mexican strip club full of vampires comes on screen, run for the hills! Overall, I think it's worth a watch considering Tarantino wrote the script. I am not a fan of Robert Rodriguez, but I did find Planet Terror exceptional. Watch this with the advice I've given you. 4 stars (Still worth a watch)

Well, I can tell u one thing this movie is pure fun:the dialogues are great, the acting is terrific(especially Quentin Tarantino) and the special effects are nice. You probably asking WHY THIS MOVIE HAVE 6.6 RATING?? , I think that the reason for this is Quentin Tarantino, when people heard QT IS involved in the production of the movie they thought it has similarity to Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction, actually, it's very different from those films, and that is something that can show us the greatness of QUENTIN TARANTINO. In the bottom line,I liked this movie and I recommend it.

A movie which proves that having an all-star cast and crew does not a great movie make. Written by Quentin Tarantino, directed by Robert Rodriguez, starring George Clooney, Harvey Keitel, Quentin Tarantino, Salma Hayek, Juliette Lewis and Cheech Marin. Was pretty good to start off, a good gangster movie. Once it became a monster-horror it quickly got pretty predictable and mundane.