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[quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous][quote=Anonymous]Kill Bill
Pulp Fiction 
Reservoir Dogs
Hateful 8
Inglorious Bastetds.  [/quote]

A 13 year old? I feel sorry for that kid. That's just negligent to show a 13 year old those movies.[/quote]

You think there is too much talking and not enough action?  True to a degree, but there is some good action scenes between all the dialog.  And no nudity although some bad language.[/quote]

Is this a joke? Those movies are brutal. Why would you want a 13 year old to have those ideas in their heads? I feel sorry for them.[/quote]

I'm not sure you watched some of these closely to understand the story line and how these teach us something about ourselves and how to overcome adversity.

Inglorious Basterds shows how the oppressed can rise up and beat the evil Nazi Germans in WW2 with their cunning and creativity.  And what great acting by Christopher Waltz which got him an Oscar.
Kill Bill is an uplifting story about a woman scorned who is the best (absolute best) at her profession and seeks to right the wrongs she suffered at the hands of those whom she thought were her friends.  
In Resevoir Dogs the police who are down trodden are eventually victorious over the criminals once again showing crime does not pay.

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They used to make movies with complicated story lines that were not violent, that were worth watching. Those movies use violence as the frame to drape a plot over. They disgust me.[/quote]

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