Hi,
But Kill Bill 2 tries to introduce all the elements that the first left out. Instead of 'no plot', you get a sappy plot. 'Character development' boils down to 'you're a mom and I'm raising your kid'. The dialog remains incoherent. And all this at the expense of kick ass action.
So, as any modern artist from Monet on can tell you, it is perfectively fine to leave bits out, indeed far preferable than to put them in poorly. The lack of literary constructs in 1 is far preferable than the poor implementation of those constructs in 2. And, as I said, it interferes with the kick ass action.
--Pete
King Jim,Aug 30 2005, 02:07 PM Wrote:Hi,Because Kill Bill 1 was an over the top action fest. Taking on 88 martial artists at once? No problem. Coming out of a long coma and overpowering everything in sight? Easy. This is a film that is totally enjoyable even when circumstances have reduced you to two working neurons ;) No plot, no character development, barely any coherent dialog.
Why NOT Kill Bill 2 ??? :w00t:
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But Kill Bill 2 tries to introduce all the elements that the first left out. Instead of 'no plot', you get a sappy plot. 'Character development' boils down to 'you're a mom and I'm raising your kid'. The dialog remains incoherent. And all this at the expense of kick ass action.
So, as any modern artist from Monet on can tell you, it is perfectively fine to leave bits out, indeed far preferable than to put them in poorly. The lack of literary constructs in 1 is far preferable than the poor implementation of those constructs in 2. And, as I said, it interferes with the kick ass action.
--Pete
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