Ruslana  +  193198 Mon, 06 Feb 06 01:22 PM I myself don't like "Kill Bill" at all. But tastes differ. Ruslana Joined on Sat, Dec 17 2005 Senior Member 3,672

	Iavor  +  193342 Mon, 06 Feb 06 06:48 PM    I don't see eye to eye with you. That's the true charm of the film. Besides, trying to steer clear of violence is bad for you, trust me. For one thing, life is frought with murders and the like so running away from violence means shunning the reality. Iavor Joined on Sat, Nov 5 2005 Sofia, Bulgaria Full Member 105 "Our youth now love luxury.They have bad manners, contempt for the authority; they show disrespect for their elders; they contradict their parents and tyrannize their...

	Ruslana  +  193410 Mon, 06 Feb 06 09:12 PM  Iavor wrote: For one thing, life is frought with murders and the like so running away from violence means shunning the reality. Fraught, Iavor... I agree, but this is not the reason to show and popularize violence more and more. Isn't it enough in our real life? Why should it be shown again and again, whereas children can see it (at least, in Russia) and this can hurt their mind? Besides, for getting my regular portion of negative and violence, I just need to watch the news (and it is not run away). But, I say, someone likes such films, someone doesn't. And there is no disputing about tastes. Ruslana Negatives

	Ogre  +  193594 Tue, 07 Feb 06 07:08 AM Human beings' nature includes violence from the very beginning. We grow up in such peaceful surrounding, and we need some violent sight to balance. Ogre