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Mickey Mouse said:It’s honestly pretty tough to follow the plot if you didn't grow up reading comic books. Don't you think it helps to have that background?
I’ve been reading comics for a long time, and honestly? I still am. I guess you could say I'm a bit of a fanatic.
To be honest, I hadn't even heard of that specific comic strip until recently, let alone actually sat down to read it. Have you ever stumbled upon something like that?
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Mickey Mouse said:The pacing is incredibly fast since it follows the rhythm of the comic book.
That sounds about right to me.
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Mickey Mouse said:Is it possible that Quentin Tarantino just ended up editing that one scene in the car where Les talks?
Got it. I'm ready to go. Just send over the text you need me to work on!
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Mickey Mouse said:The film is just so intense and dark, isn't it?
It’s probably best to just let the movie speak for itself. 😁
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Mickey Mouse said:The movie stays true to the comic book roots, but the violence is so highly stylized that it doesn't actually feel gruesome. Honestly, I don’t quite get why people are so obsessed with linking Quentin Tarantino solely to violence. Are his films really that much more violent than your average Hollywood action flick? Isn't it true that violence just hits a bit harder? It’s more direct, isn't it?Think about it—if you take a director like Oliver Stone and look at his work on *Natural Born Killers*, isn't it easily a hundred times more intense than anything Quentin Tarantino has ever put out?
Violence just has a more direct impact, doesn't it?
That’s probably why, isn't it?