More please

Rating: 10/10 (14 March 2007)

Grew up in New Zealand and have missed 'Kung Fu' since then. Then I saw Kill Bill here in Denmark, and I felt Davad Carradine had made up for being gone so long in such a good role. Had seen him a bit round and about, but Kill Bill, I dunno, just had that cool Zen thing going on. Like life cut up into manageable pieces. I'm not a major film buff, but I did like Pulp Fiction too although I've forgotten already. Remember Uma. Zarantino must be cool. The thing which got me most was the talk at the end of cool action story, human relationships. Like believable. Did he die or did Uma go out and take pity or give up too... Interesting philosophy, capturing of people's ways. Actually felt I could see these people, the actors and their relationship to these aspects. From some form of therapy I do reckon. The old master, what did he say, you traitor?, that was still the point and her, Darryl's, lesson or downfall. And major points for Uma and Hanna together, and for age, and for philosophy. Zarantino just got the right connections? No one can normally be bothered making great stuff? I think the market is way too limited.