they do. hitgirl talks to the women in red before she stabs her.
Message posted on 2010-04-22 12:29:55
ali said:
...but the woman she stabs doesn't respond. hence, they don't talk to 'each other.'
Message posted on 2010-05-14 13:59:47
PJ disagreed with the rating and said:
The woman in red doesn't have a name. She's not a legitimate character. She's the equivalent of a Red Shirt from Star Trek.
Message posted on 2010-05-24 11:02:45
Omega disagreed with the rating and said:
Wasn't there a few scenes with the love interest and her friend? Maybe I'm misremembering. Either way, it was a pretty male-dominated film.
Message posted on 2010-08-11 22:59:57
Ruff disagreed with the rating and said:
Yeah, some scenes with the love interest's friend, but almost always not talking or talking about guys in a group with guys. The closest they come to a guy-free conversation is the "Hey, gorgeous", "Hey" exchange at the lockers that the main character thinks is addressed to him. So two tests.
Message posted on 2010-09-23 00:32:51
Willow said:
If the Bechtel Test is about excellent chickery, then Kick Ass fills the bill. What's not to love?: a young girl simultaneously competent in weaponry and profanity. What a role model!!!!
Message posted on 2011-07-23 01:34:34
Jade Margery said:
@Willow: Fighting out her FATHER'S revenge agenda. Don't get me wrong, I enjoyed the heck out of the movie, but the little girl was very much the pawn of a man (even if she was enjoying it).
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Kick-Ass (2010)
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