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DVD Review: Shoot 'Em Up

Written by Matt Paprocki
Published January 02, 2008
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Nine deleted scenes last eight minutes with an optional commentary. A full set of animatics running 22 minutes was the original pitch to the studio. Davis animated the action scenes himself at home on his PC when he thought of the concept, and these are the files.

Ballet of Bullets is a massive documentary, lasting just under an hour. It’s split into six chapters. Nothing is left uncovered, and the behind the scenes footage is fun to watch.

For those wondering, the body count is an even 100. Owens uses 18 different guns. It took 15 gallons of blood to kill those 100 guys. These are surely life changing statistics for everyone reading.

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Matt Paprocki is the former reviews editor for Digital Press, a video game website with an appreciation for the retro side of the industry. The deep game collection which spans nearly 30 systems and 2,000 games line his walls for research purposes. Matt strives to bring credibility to video game journalism, and take it in a new direction to aid the industry in becoming respected with all forms entertainment media. He currently freelances for GameArgus.com and MultiPlayerGames.com.
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DVD Review: Shoot 'Em Up
Published: January 02, 2008
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Section: Video
Filed Under: Video: Action
Writer: Matt Paprocki
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#1 — January 4, 2008 @ 10:43AM — Donna A. [URL]

As much as I love Clive Ownes and Paul Giamatti, I wasn't interested in seeing this movie. They both have done better films.
Donna A.

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