Ava: people always forget that a good script can be more salvageable than talent alone is what keeps me coming back to Kiss Kiss Bang Bang's underrated direction by Shane Black
Cleor: somehow i remember this being really underrated back in the day
Aiden: i was really hoping to see some love for Shane Black's directing style here
Mirage Nomad: i've been thinking more about what made kiss kiss bang bang work, and i still think it's because he was given a lot of space to improvise
Dane: I don't think people realize how much of a risk kiss kiss bang bang was for downey jr's career at that point he wasn't exactly rolling in projects
Kairomano: RDJ's career resurgence isn't that surprising after rewatching this. He has incredible chemistry on screen
Ember Lynx: never really considered his early 00s output 'bonkers' before but i guess that's the point
Ivy: it's interesting how some films are written off but still had an impact - kiss kiss bang bang was definitely a turning point for rdj, but not necessarily because it was great in
Aria: it's weird thinking about what would've happened if he kept hitting rock bottom, not that kiss kiss bang bang itself is forgettable for me, but it was a pivot moment
Ruby: it's wild how people romanticize kiss kiss bang bang as some kind of redemption story for rdj but really it just highlighted the absurdity of his talent being squandered on
Felix: love how they gloss over the comedic genius RDJ brought to the script 🤣
Danesantos: never liked kiss kiss bang bang that much but it's clear what made rdj tick at the time -
Karimluna: down to earth storytelling made this one stick in my head even if it's not as remembered now
Lunar Halo: I loved Kiss Kiss Bang Bang - still have a soft spot for the script and RDJ's performance in it