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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Abraxas" data-source="post: 1492000" data-attributes="member: 1266">Different people have different perceptions.Carradine was replaying his kung-fu character with grey hair - and spouting wierd mystic psychobabble presented as philosophy.  Esteban was a more memorable character.  Bill was merely the catalyst that created the revenge seeking rampaging bride. Oh well.  And once he made a point of telling the story about the Five-Point-Palm Exploding Heart Technique it was obvious that it was gonna be used on him. Elle was the replacement chick with a chip on her shoulder - thats it.  Just the number two blonde bitch pissed at the number one blonde bitch.  Because she adequately demonstrated hate doesn't make her an in depth character - and her blinding was another-one of those instances where I knew what was gonna happen before it happened. As for Vernita - she was just the warm-up fight to show how heartless the bride was and how skillful she still was even after the 4 year coma.  The most memorable bit about that chapter was the cereal box - Kabooms - that was funny. There are 2 reasons that explain some of my dissatisfaction with this movie- It was too predictable - not in a you knew the bride would win way, but in a you knew exactly what was going to happen next way.- The bride reminded me very much of the character Thomas Covenant.  She just wasn't my kind of anti-hero. I liked KB1 movie much more than KB2. Oh, and my list of recent movies I consider good includes the LoTR movies, I was listing non-fantasy movies.  The signal fire scene is a favorite of mine.  I'm not as crazy about Braveheart as my friends and I couldn't get into L.A. Confidential.</blockquote>

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