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“I don’t know why it’s not doing well. I don’t think that people necessarily got that it was supposed to be funny. I mean, honestly, she has a gun for a leg.”
Chris Lock, 34, sales consultant
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“It wasn’t too gory. 300 is probably gorier. But the one with the car could be more realistic about road rage and crazy people.”
Eric Thomas, 34, chef
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“I’m from India and watch really long Bollywood movies, so [the length] was fine. And both movies had feminist narratives, which I wasn’t expecting.”
Ruhi Jiwani, 31, former social worker
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“My favorite part was when the three girls beat up that guy—they just roughed him up!”
Dawne Glover, 20, works at a movie theater
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“It was long and Tarantino’s was slow—very overindulged.”
Kaytee Stoppe, 29, lingerie buyer
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