Domino survived

You're going to do a lot of waiting outside and sometimes they let you in within an hour; Tuesday night was not one of those nights.
During the 2.5 hour wait, our line was entertained by the one and Blu-Blocker Sunglass rapper guy, making jams up on the fly while rolling his change bucket down the line. What a way to survive and become a recognizable persona in this town.

What about the movie?
It was alright and unless you have a nice set up at home, the cool sound design and visual effects will come off as just annoying.
As for the storyline, it is made very clear that it was based on a true story with "Sort of" added on to help you enjoy the film. The movie had an amazing sound design to which could be loss in seen at home. I have a feeling real parts of her life seem just as far-fetched as the artificial moments for the script.

Oh I don't know what I'm talking about - these are just my impressions.
Additionally Keira Knightley is too young to come off completely genuine; Mickey Rourke and the other guy were very, very cool.
Tony Scott's style is as griping and fast paced as always and you should expect modern uses of narration playbacks and visual titles. Nothing groundbreaking, but nice to see in mainstream fare.

Domino is like a driving a Porsche with lumpy tires on the Las Vegas strip. A slick, bumpy, and artificial reality.
For a normal movie review, read this one in Empire UK.
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