In 2003, Director Quentin Tarantino appeared on Kron 4, a local news program in San Francisco, which will be interviewed for His then new movie "Kill Bill". His interviewer was the fertile critic and lecturer Jan Val, and she had a bone to choose with Tarantino. She clearly didn't think much about Tarantino's films and thought the amount of bloody violence in "Kill Bill" crossed the line. When Val produced the director for his use of violence, Tarantino defended himself with ease, saying "Kill Bill" is a good, reinforcing fantasy for young women and that it is probably okay for 12-year-olds to see it.

However, Val continued to pressure, saying that violence of that size would be excluded regardless of the context. Why must Tarantino's films be so violent? The director glorious shouted: "Because it's very fun, Jan! Get that?!" He flew off the handle, accusing Val for misinterpreting film violence for real life violence and ending the interview in Huff.

This moment reflects something that many Tarantino fans already knew about him: man wants violence in the movies. Indeed, violence is one of his stylish cards. In many films, he uses film violence as a way to bring a kind of vibrant cultural revenge for real life monsters. "Inglourious Basterds", for exampleThe culmination with the owner of a Jewish theater and a Jewish-American soldier burning hundreds of Nazis alive and kills Hitler. "Django Unchained" climbed a black man, killing a family of white slaves and exploding at home from plantation.

Moreover, Tarantino has never been guarded for his taste in the films, often citing Spaghetti movies Western and military skills like his favorite. If there are fights and shoots, paired with a certain amount of male ear, Tarantino will be above that. The more violent, the more fun and if it is unclear, the better. Indeed, in a recent interview for Pustcast Pust Cinema PodcastTarantino noted that the 1977 martial arts film "The Hot, The Cool and The Guricy" is one of the most fun of all time.

The "Nan Quan Kwan Bay Tui Tui Zhanan Jan Wang", "Aka" hot, cool, and malicious, "aka" warm, cool and wicked ", Starswells Wong Tao as a mysterious foreigner passing through the small town of Black Kamen. Soon it was revealed that he was a narrowing" At the local sheriff, Captain Lou (Dorian Tan Tao-Liang). Captain Lou is a notorious fighter himself, known as "North Foot". The two will end up with the joining of the forces, but when the son has sexually assaulted Captain Lou's fiancé and defeated his mother -in -law without changing the mayor. Oh yes, and the southern fist is actually a secret government agent. Tommy Lee plays a master of martial arts in the form of mistakes, who works for the evil mayor.

Lee, the director of the "wicked", is a fruitful military skills director who has long been a fondilist. His films have shown in the new Beverly Cinema In Los Angeles, a place owned by Tarantino and programs. Lee led "The Dragon Exit" in 1976, enter the tiger, "Organization" of 1981 and "Bozhits in 2018" in the flame of war ". Tarantino is an expert at Cinema Kung-FuSo when he said that a particular director stands over others, he can take his word about it.

Tarantino loves the film, especially her climate fight scene. He said:

"It is one of the most fun films ever. I think this is his best movie.

Yes, Salt-N-Pepa took the title of their 1986 debut album from Lee's film. Can be seen Plex's "warm, cool and wicked". Do it today.