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>>222530679
For you.

>>222531704
For who

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>>222532545
The babe. The babe with the power of voodoo. who doo. you doo. doo what. remind me of the babe.

>>222530679
gunkata is such a dumbass concept but somehow it looks kinda cool in the movie

>>222530679
i get what they were going for but that gun kata stuff was embarrassing

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>>222532707
I watch for the philosophy ;)

>>222532736
you mean the stuff they ripped off from Fahrenheit 451?

>>222532761
Fahrenheit 451 critiques anti-intellectualism and censorship; Equilibrium critiques the elimination of emotion.

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>>222532707
it makes perfect science. In a perfected fascist world the greatest military technologies would be combined with martial arts.

>>222533701
but they just used guns.
and fake martial arts

>>222532707
It's kino. Gunfighting in movies works best if it's either hyper stylized like John Woo's The Killer or Equilibrium, or the exact opposite and almost instantaneous like the car shooting in A Prophet or the confrontation toward the end of The Killing.
Equilibrium's is obviously kind of cringe at times but it's still a standout in cinematic gunfighting because it's so rare to see a movie actually try to do something truly unique with guns.
Coming from someone who shoots a lot of guns, they are inherently anti-cinematic because there is no movement involved, you just point and click. You have to get creative to make them cinematic. Martial arts on the other hand are inherently cinematic.