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It’s crazy that the final scene of “Kill Bill 2” drops the deepest comic book/super hero philosophy ever None of the super hero movies comes close to this

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Emir Han1 year ago

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Reel Anarchy1 year ago

@JeffHun34911855 I saw this in cinema and alright it’s a well thought out concept, it’s completely wrong at the end… everything else is accurate

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Sir Twittenstein1 year ago

Boom, lawyered. Superman identifies FIRST as Clark Kent and Batman identifies as Batman. Lasso of truth compels them to tell the truth.

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Prophet of the Void1 year ago

Superman IS Clark Kent. Whatever happens he will always be the kid from Smallville. Batman IS Batman; Bruce Wayne the millionaire playboy is the costume he puts on.

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Me1 year ago

Except he’s wrong. Clark wakes up and is Clark

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Instant Karma1 year ago

Human race instead of human species destroyed me.

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DJ Julian Drive1 year ago

Thats cuz QT writing has always been steeped in “funny books”. True Romance alludes to this as well. QT/KB isn’t all chop socky flicks. You write what you know. QT is pretty deep in regard to what he knows. Marvel/Disney has evolved but the writing isnt deep. No hate just facts

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Low Key1 year ago

This is a memorably excellent scene.

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ian Soto1 year ago

Tarantino is great at making his own theories about movies, songs or in this case, superheroes But it's not even closer to reality. Superman don't see people as weak, just wants to hide his identity. In the silver age of, most of the superheroes got their bases that we know now.

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