I think when examining the film, and it's purpose, one would see that it is in fact doing it's job. Domino is a film about a woman who "is a bounty hunter." The above critic wrote how annoying it was, as if it became trite by the end of the film. The point of adding that line repeated was to reinforce Domino's purpose. For instance, in the beginning of the film, we learn of Domino's mixed up past which led to the only constant in her life, the only thing she honestly cared about: bounty hunting. Thus, repeating the line helps reinforce her dedication and pride in her duty.
As for the rest of the movie, I felt the editing was appropriate to the film's tone. The quick cuts, and discoloration served a purpose as well. Domino is thrown into bounty hunting; a result of an impulsive decision. The quick cuts and acid-trip like coloring supports the thrills of the life she was seeking in her job. The editing also contributes to the suspense and drama of the film. For example, by cutting between past the present, dramatic irony is created which also helps create a suspense and a more thrilling atmosphere.
All I all, I personally didn't care for the movie much. Although, cinematically, I believe it was very well done--appropriately well done.
As for the rest of the movie, I felt the editing was appropriate to the film's tone. The quick cuts, and discoloration served a purpose as well. Domino is thrown into bounty hunting; a result of an impulsive decision. The quick cuts and acid-trip like coloring supports the thrills of the life she was seeking in her job. The editing also contributes to the suspense and drama of the film. For example, by cutting between past the present, dramatic irony is created which also helps create a suspense and a more thrilling atmosphere.
All I all, I personally didn't care for the movie much. Although, cinematically, I believe it was very well done--appropriately well done.