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- Release date: 1995
- Runtime: 98 min
- Genre: Comedy
- Starring: Sammi Davis, Amanda De Cadenet, Valeria Golino, Madonna ... See all
- Director: Alexandre Rockwell, Robert Rodriguez, Quentin Tarantino, Allison Anders
- Plot: This movie features the collaborative directorial efforts of four new filmmakers, each of whom directs a segment of this comedy. It's New Year's Eve at the Mon Signor Hotel, a former grand old Hollywood hotel, now fallen upon hard times. Often using physical comedy and sight gags, this movie chronicles... Read more
User Reviews
"Four Rooms" is far more entertaining than you would expect from its generally negative reviews. Which is not to say that any of it is a masterpiece but if you enjoyed "Love American Style" on television and are not put... Read more at imdb.com
This movie was absolute trash. I never though that the creator of Kill Bill could be in such garbage. Ted the bellhop walked in a very strange manner and his personality would switch all the time as if in mood... Read more at imdb.com
I really don't understand why this movie got such bad reviews! Overall, this is a creative and refreshing movie. It is not Pulp Fiction but it is still a good performance. Tim Roth, especially, is the best thing in the... Read more at imdb.com
Four Rooms was concocted like one of those many, many collaborative efforts from directors in the 60's and 70's (i.e. The Witches, Ro.Go.PaG, Boccaccio '70, etc), except this would revolve around a bell-hop on New Years Eve. It disqualifies itself... Read more at imdb.com
Four Rooms (1995/Allison Anders; Alexandre Rockwell; Robert Rodriguez; Quentin Tarantino) **1/2 out of ****Welcome to the Mon Signor Hotel! Once a major hang out spot for movie stars of the 30's, 40's and first part of the 50's, it is... Read more at imdb.com
Four Rooms, the 4 part directed, 4 part written mix-matched movie turns out to be an awesome combination. With Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino working on this film, you seem to expect a trigger-happy film festival with plenty of bombs... Read more at imdb.com
It's impossible to analyze this film without breaking it down into its four segments for separate comment. It would also be improper, since it was not intended to be anything less than an anthology from four notable independent filmmakers: Alexandre... Read more at imdb.com
I'm sad to say "Four rooms" is just another excellent movie that's been criticized way too much. This rather a splendid and incredibly funny little film starts from quite amusing title sequence and gets better with every segment. As almost... Read more at imdb.com
I really don't understand why this film hasn't got a better rating. I mean, it's got everything: Women, cars, weapons, alcohol and Tarantino. It's just style itsself which made this film. Seriously, Tim Roth is so damn good in this... Read more at imdb.com
It's a pity that the critics gave 'Four Rooms' as hard a time as they did back in 1995, because, for everything that can be said to be wrong with it, it really does sparkle with creativity and a desire... Read more at imdb.com
Critics Reviews
| Dec 25, 1995Washington Post
Four Rooms is rated R for extremely foul language, adult situations, nudity and violence.
This anthology film is made up of four short episodes written and directed by indie superstars Allison Anders, Robert Rodriguez, Alexandre Rockwell and Quentin Tarantino.
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| Dec 29, 1995Washington Post
T here's A fundamental problem with anthology movies, the ones with two or more shorts linked thematically together (usually horror flicks or animation "festivals").
This being a Tarantino film, there's a macabre little punch line, which is the best (well, most jarring) moment in the movie.
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Chicago Sun-Times
A movie about him making this film could have been hilarious.
It is not my job, I suppose, to provide career advice for the exuberant Tarantino, who after all is one of the most likable characters to hit Hollywood in a long time.
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| Apr 06, 1996Los Angeles Times
It's not enough to say that "Four Rooms" is a bad movie.
You may feel like screaming it a few times yourself as you walk out of the theater, but at least you'll have a good reason.
But it is Tarantino's contribution that is the most disappointing.
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filmcritic.com
overworked movie that was full of talent
The worst of the bunch is Rockwell's "The Wrong Man," wherein a sadomasochistic guy with a gun terrorizes his wife (Jennifer Beals) and bellhop Ted.
Rillyrilly bad music and dialogue also abound.
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