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The creeping violence in tv and films was addressed . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on August 1, 2019 at 14:37:15:
at least twice. Once by Pussycat and the other outside of Dalton/Polanski's homes. By apology, I mean Tarrantino tried to set history right by changing its outcome. It was actually a very, very cheapshot at sensationalism and violence. It really is offensive to think he can laugh it off to "more violence" in entertainment at the cost of having an ironic/moronic ending.