March 12, 2010
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"Call Me Supergirl"
Armani 2022-04-22 07:01:02
Blood, yellow motorcycle outfits, ugly heroine faces, and Japanese swords that sharpen iron to mud make up this action-packed film. When it comes to the ugliness of the heroine, it is necessary to talk about the beauty of several actresses who appear in the Japanese scenes in the film. Especially the bodyguard next to the Japanese killer, who finally appeared with a chain hammer in his hand. Quentin played with violence and blood, but he was actually very restrained. In the first episode, I killed two killers in one go. I don't know how many powerful enemies will appear in the next two episodes, but no matter how many enemies there are, our heroine will definitely not lose casually. She's not even afraid of a bullet that hits her head, so what is she afraid of? When she was in the hospital, she was visited by what seemed to be a meal delivery employee. Later, he also began to sell the heroine to the outside world, which was a blessing. The face of the Japanese killer has a different kind of charm. I liked that animation very much. It excited me more than the whole movie. In the film, the caster is played by Xiongba, who played the role of "The Hero of the World". The more I watch it, the more I feel that he is about to have a cup like a hero, but in the end there is no such thing. I'm so pissed off (liao).
March 12, 2010
March 12, 2010
Extended Reading
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Ellen 2022-03-25 09:01:04
Shuang Shuang Shuang! Quentin’s action movie can be summed up in these three words. If you want to say more, I want to say that this movie is an excellent audio-visual experience. Quentin’s non-linear editing, the small highlights and big highlights suddenly burst out. Can't stop, the soundtrack tastes great. Compared with Vol.2 with too much information and slightly out of rhythm, this one must be better.
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Hal 2022-03-25 09:01:04
Quinta’s movie is really worth watching. The non-linear narrative is really interesting. This movie is well-made in terms of both the picture and the soundtrack. It is indeed a classic!
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O-Ren Ishii: [her last lines] That really was a Hattori Hanzo sword.
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Elle Driver: Hello, Bill.
Bill: What's her condition?
Elle Driver: Comatose.
Bill: Where is she?
Elle Driver: I'm standing over her right now.
Bill: That's my girl. Elle, you're gonna have to abort the mission.
Elle Driver: WHAT?
Bill: We owe her better than that.
Elle Driver: NO YOU DON'T! YOU DON'T OWE HER SHIT!
Bill: Will you keep your voice down?
Elle Driver: [whispering] You don't owe her shit!
Bill: May I say one thing?
Elle Driver: Speak.
Bill: Y'all beat the hell out of that woman, but you didn't kill her. And I put a bullet in her head, but her heart just kept on beatin'. Now, you saw that yourself with your own beautiful blue eye, did you not? We've done a lot of things to this lady. And if she ever wakes up, we'll do a whole lot more. But one thing we won't do is sneak into her room in the night like a filthy rat and kill her in her sleep. And the reason we won't do that thing is because... that thing would lower us. Don't you agree, Miss Driver?
Elle Driver: I guess.
Bill: Do you really have to guess?
Elle Driver: [sighs] No. I don't really have to guess. I know.
Bill: Come on home, honey.
Elle Driver: Affirmative.
Bill: I love you very much.
Elle Driver: I love you, too. Bye-bye.