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caddymanAh, once again Quentin Tarantino delivers.
You have to remember that you're watching the movie adaptation of a manga comic that was never written, and then it's fabulous. The plot is very simple, the script is witty and filled with referential jokes.![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
nyarbaggytep would no doubt miss these >ducks<.
Visually it is a treat. Even the copious amounts of claret involved is too stylistically portrayed to be horrible. The fight sequences are cleverly staged - only twice was the wire work done to portray an impossible move as opposed to a wildly improbable move.
And the soundtrack - I may have to acquire.
In one of the great ironies that is a Tarantino movie, the anime sequence was the most realistic.
You have to remember that you're watching the movie adaptation of a manga comic that was never written, and then it's fabulous. The plot is very simple, the script is witty and filled with referential jokes.
nyarbaggytep would no doubt miss these >ducks<.Visually it is a treat. Even the copious amounts of claret involved is too stylistically portrayed to be horrible. The fight sequences are cleverly staged - only twice was the wire work done to portray an impossible move as opposed to a wildly improbable move.
And the soundtrack - I may have to acquire.
In one of the great ironies that is a Tarantino movie, the anime sequence was the most realistic.
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Date: 2003-10-28 03:27 am (UTC)the copious blood spilling was muted nicely by the black and white section - when you look at the aftermath in colour the place is positively awash!