Have you ever heard that phrase? Well, I have, in Quentin Tarantino's movie Kill Bill Vol.1.
This happens when The Bride, main character of the film, gets to meet O-Ren Ishii, victim number one of her Death List Five. And they are in a japanese bar about to start the showdown that will end in The Bride's revenge. But in this specific scene there are a lot of dead guys on the floor by the sword of our girl and just when we think that all of the enemies have been defeated in her way to the boss O-Ren Ishii, we hear motorbikes outside the bar with more henchmen to fight. So it's then Ishii says:
-You dind't think it was going to be that easy, did you?
So The Bride tells her that for a momento, yes, she did. The the both of them remembers the phrase their former master and trainer, Bill -yes, the guy The Bride it seeking to kill- used to tell them in the past:
"Silly Rabbit, Trix are for kids"
Such a magnificent moment wich starts the climax of a great movie.
The fight against O'Ren Ishii was exciting! I like this scene too. But I think O'ren didn't deserve die
ResponderEliminarI love Tarantino. This scene is very good, but I prefer when The Bride and O-Ren going to fight. Especifically when she looks to eyes each other with her katanas ready for the battle. Also sounds a background song that gives to this scene an unique touch.
ResponderEliminaris imposible don´t think in this scene when somebody talks about Kill Bill! i think that i saw all the movies from Tarantino and this is my favorite, or maybe inglorious bastards.
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