Yeah, I'm going to post another one, because I found this...
I'm with Q on this. Also, that review was an idiot !
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3 comments:
I think twelve year olds would love "Kill Bill". But I'm not sure it's got so much to offer grown-ups.
Will he ever make anything else nearly as good as Pulp Fiction?
I really liked Kill Bill, particularly the eclectic mix of genres that the films are influenced by. Not as good as Pulp Fiction, no, but he certainly has a point when he says it's empowering for women. Though, as always, the exact opposite could be argued – after all, the film was made by a man...
I still agree with him.
no frigging soul?
loved kill bill, interesting point about the empowerment of women, Tarantino is allowing this empowerment of women so obviously there must be some kind of limit to it eventually. and its a bit like saying i'm going to allow you to play with knives and be really violent but now you have to stop because i say so.
if that makes sense.
i agree with tarantino whatever. race you to see grindhouse!
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