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Narrative form is truly different, even the tense of what someone speaks, and perspective can change in a heartbeat, so effective.
Rum Punch - Elmore Leonard - Google Books
Max Cherry, 57, has been in the trade for years but is growing tired of it, particularly because his business has been infiltrated by criminal elements.Pam Grier wasn’t landing any roles in the late 90s, and the same with Forster, but Tarantino revived their careers, much like this scam against gun runner Ordell Robbie (Samuel L. Leonard takes the phrase ‘There’s no honour amongst thieves’ and cranks it up more than a few notches. First edition, first printing hardcover with plastic coated unclipped dust jacket, in very good condition. Casa fondata nel 1875 Rivoli (Torino)Arti Grafiche Giachino Torino10x13,5 cm in ottimo stato - non applicataE3794. Il film si fa vedere, ma a parte il filmato delle donne che pubblicizzano le armi, ha una prima parte piuttosto piatta e un po’ noiosa, sicuramente meno divertente del libro.
Rum Punch - Elmore Leonard - Google Books Rum Punch - Elmore Leonard - Google Books
Louis Gara, Ordell's longtime criminal associate works for Cherry and becomes involved in the gun running.
Tutto sommato, però, ho preferito la pellicola, forse perché per i film di Tarantino ho un debole, benché questo sia abbastanza convenzionale rispetto agli altri. I haven't read Get Shorty, Out of Sight, Bandits, Be Cool, The Big Bounce, Touch, Three-Ten to Yuma, 52 Pick-Up or Mr. Rum Punch" is a fast-moving book which works as effective crime fiction and as writing with its characterization and style. Gary Regan’s The Joy of Mixology and Trader Vic’s use both, but I can’t see the point, when the keener, greener sharpness of the lime plays off so well against the sweeter elements. Infatti, il film si discosta pochissimo dal romanzo, a parte qualche personaggio minore in meno e un finale leggermente diverso, che è anche più credibile.
RUM PUNCH | Kirkus Reviews
So says Circe, a sly, petulant, and finally commanding voice that narrates the entirety of Miller’s dazzling second novel.A crime novel yes, featuring some bad sons of bitches and things you would expect in a crime novel—guns, drugs, money, back-stabbing, dead bodies; but, through the growing relationship of the lonely Bail bondsman Max, and the ever so likable Jackie Burke, it sure does have a heart too.