The first few minutes in black and white recall the song of pengpeng, which is very old. It seems to be a movie in the early 90s. It killed a black female killer. The fight was really bad and uncreative, just like some Hollywood action movies. A good movie that doesn't start well is a failure. When I saw the first female black killer, the ambulance-like soundtrack was released. Isn't this from Bruce Lee's movie? The characteristic music of the 1970s is put into this 2003 movie. The feeling of friends crossing. The costume of the female pig's feet is very similar to the costumes in Bruce Lee's movies, and they gang up on the underworld boys, but the underworld boys' action scenes are not outstanding.
The female pig's feet climbed on the acupoint truck and recalled the personal spiritual deeds of the Chinese-Japanese mixed-race female murderer. It should be more appropriate to get a Japanese sword and take a plane to the killing way. Some people say that Quentin's non-linear narrative is very good. I think he is not as good as elementary school students, and elementary school students can even figure out the flashbacks clearly.
And I found out that the opening music of his "Django Unchained" released in 2013 is the same as the one in this one (it's going to be played with all the boys in the club), and I used it and I used it. I doubt that there is any memory. The question is still a matter of personal preference.
The one-eyed female killer went to the hospital to kill the female pig's feet. She wore a dress with a belt and whistled, so she had the taste of some literary films (this killer is not too cold, the bad police killed the little girl's family, and the hands beat the command rhythm. Classical music)
Quentin's film has a strong sense of camera, good animation and flash, good music (I guess it's taken from some records, not created temporarily), the soundtrack is very strong, great more than the film's brilliant point.
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