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i am reviving this!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
geesehoward4life
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- 1 Jun 2006
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It looks like I actually found some fans of hers that actually want to see her do more then get killed in every movie. I'm not sure if she gets killed in Scrap Heaven, I know she makes a bomb and she gets rather negatively affected by the whole incident on the bus, but I don't know if she dies in it.
Azumi 2, which I own, she dies and I was none too pleased at how easily, many people said since it was so close to Kill Bill it was really a rip off of her Gogo character.
I know she shoots herself in the head in MPD-Psycho and she ends up already being dead in Mail and then she gets "sent" by the guy she loves or whatever, which really, disappointed me... to say the least. Great Yokai, she plays Agi and she is in love with the main evil character I don't know if she dies there, but I hope not. I do know that she has a horror movie coming out end of this year, beginning of next and I believe she played a comedy type character on a TV drama a few months back, so a little diversity seems to be creeping in, which is good.
The main thing that I am focusing on is what I hope to get published which really delves into more of the Kill Bill story and introduces new characters along with explaining a number of things that are passed over in Volumes One and Two, as well as showing how Beatrix survived being shot in the head. It introduces Yuki Yubari who was cut out of the movie and the person who trained Gogo as well as created her weapon. And I've actually written in the return of Chiaki's character, which is actually helped by the movies themselves ironically.
All-in-all I've been told that it's a very good story whether you're a fan or not. I use the first four chapters to give people a feel for what I have written, if you're interested, I've got no problem with sharing, but many, many people have told me that they think that once I'm finished typing, if I can sit down with Tarantino directly, they don't see how he could say no, especially since he tried to write a book in 2003 for Kill Bill and cancelled it.
I think that Chiaki Kuriyama is a great actress and can portray spoken and unspoken dialogue and emotion better then I've seen too many other actresses. The only problem is that as a non-Japanese I've got no shot to really get the chance to enjoy her movies and TV shows until months and months later, so, after not picking up a pen for almost 15 years, I said I think I might finally use the little bit of skill I have to do something worthwhile.
I already have an outline for my next book in which the main female character is specifically written for her and her name is Sayoko Yoma and when I finish this Kill Bill follow-up, whether I get approval to publish it or not, the next book is all of my own design and creation, so I won't have to worry about anything regarding permission from anyone else. I want to see her talent spread not just throughout Japan, but beyond and I think I just might have the writing skills to do that.
Azumi 2, which I own, she dies and I was none too pleased at how easily, many people said since it was so close to Kill Bill it was really a rip off of her Gogo character.
I know she shoots herself in the head in MPD-Psycho and she ends up already being dead in Mail and then she gets "sent" by the guy she loves or whatever, which really, disappointed me... to say the least. Great Yokai, she plays Agi and she is in love with the main evil character I don't know if she dies there, but I hope not. I do know that she has a horror movie coming out end of this year, beginning of next and I believe she played a comedy type character on a TV drama a few months back, so a little diversity seems to be creeping in, which is good.
The main thing that I am focusing on is what I hope to get published which really delves into more of the Kill Bill story and introduces new characters along with explaining a number of things that are passed over in Volumes One and Two, as well as showing how Beatrix survived being shot in the head. It introduces Yuki Yubari who was cut out of the movie and the person who trained Gogo as well as created her weapon. And I've actually written in the return of Chiaki's character, which is actually helped by the movies themselves ironically.
All-in-all I've been told that it's a very good story whether you're a fan or not. I use the first four chapters to give people a feel for what I have written, if you're interested, I've got no problem with sharing, but many, many people have told me that they think that once I'm finished typing, if I can sit down with Tarantino directly, they don't see how he could say no, especially since he tried to write a book in 2003 for Kill Bill and cancelled it.
I think that Chiaki Kuriyama is a great actress and can portray spoken and unspoken dialogue and emotion better then I've seen too many other actresses. The only problem is that as a non-Japanese I've got no shot to really get the chance to enjoy her movies and TV shows until months and months later, so, after not picking up a pen for almost 15 years, I said I think I might finally use the little bit of skill I have to do something worthwhile.
I already have an outline for my next book in which the main female character is specifically written for her and her name is Sayoko Yoma and when I finish this Kill Bill follow-up, whether I get approval to publish it or not, the next book is all of my own design and creation, so I won't have to worry about anything regarding permission from anyone else. I want to see her talent spread not just throughout Japan, but beyond and I think I just might have the writing skills to do that.
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Precious4e
先輩
- 31 Mar 2006
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^ wow sounds interesting. Good luck with your books!
And I really do like Chiaki Kuriyama. Though I haven't seen a lot of her movies I believe she stands out from other actors and actresses. I really want to watch Last Quater and Scrap Heaven. I'll have to find a way to get them.
And I really do like Chiaki Kuriyama. Though I haven't seen a lot of her movies I believe she stands out from other actors and actresses. I really want to watch Last Quater and Scrap Heaven. I'll have to find a way to get them.
geesehoward4life
The Enemy
- 1 Jun 2006
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Domo Arigato
Thanks! I... should be asleep now. I just finished looking for more information and found out that David Carridine is set to release a book about Kill Bill, but all it is about is his time filming the movie and Tarantino. I also found that a guy by the name of David Polk did a book last year, but it was a scrapbook about the movie and was not a real story.
Sorry if I spelled domo arigato wrong. I'm still learning, but I'm trying to find ways to practice. I'll say this much, I encountered a guy who felt as though people who liked Kill Bill... don't actually read books. He read the first four chapters and he was flabberghasted that I had taken all of this time to write about something that he felt the actual creator didn't take time to develop himself.
I think Tarantino was trying to pull off something that is actually impossible. He wanted to make a movie that was all action in one half and then a little action, but plot and dialogue in the other. I still believe that this is the main reason for the split of Kill Bill, it just doesn't work as one solid movie the styles are too different.
Either way, I am pressing forward because I believe that Chiaki actually portraying Gogo after failing to protect her mistress and the demise of most of the Crazy-88 and how she would try to recover from such a catastrophe would prove pretty challenging when written from the role of not just pure action, but actual character development and allowing the reader to see why she was the way she was in the movie and actually flesh out the character.
I just realized that their is a fanfic section here... maybe I should put a chapter there, then again the first chapter is 35 pages, I dunno. Maybe what I NEED to do is take myself to sleep, it's damn near 4am here.
Later!
Thanks! I... should be asleep now. I just finished looking for more information and found out that David Carridine is set to release a book about Kill Bill, but all it is about is his time filming the movie and Tarantino. I also found that a guy by the name of David Polk did a book last year, but it was a scrapbook about the movie and was not a real story.
Sorry if I spelled domo arigato wrong. I'm still learning, but I'm trying to find ways to practice. I'll say this much, I encountered a guy who felt as though people who liked Kill Bill... don't actually read books. He read the first four chapters and he was flabberghasted that I had taken all of this time to write about something that he felt the actual creator didn't take time to develop himself.
I think Tarantino was trying to pull off something that is actually impossible. He wanted to make a movie that was all action in one half and then a little action, but plot and dialogue in the other. I still believe that this is the main reason for the split of Kill Bill, it just doesn't work as one solid movie the styles are too different.
Either way, I am pressing forward because I believe that Chiaki actually portraying Gogo after failing to protect her mistress and the demise of most of the Crazy-88 and how she would try to recover from such a catastrophe would prove pretty challenging when written from the role of not just pure action, but actual character development and allowing the reader to see why she was the way she was in the movie and actually flesh out the character.
I just realized that their is a fanfic section here... maybe I should put a chapter there, then again the first chapter is 35 pages, I dunno. Maybe what I NEED to do is take myself to sleep, it's damn near 4am here.
Later!
- 3 Jul 2006
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Hi,
I'm also a fan of Chiaki.
I would like to hang on these discussions here.
Kate
I'm also a fan of Chiaki.
I would like to hang on these discussions here.
Kate
geesehoward4life
The Enemy
- 1 Jun 2006
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Hello!
Hi there, glad to see another Chiaki fan!
Hi there, glad to see another Chiaki fan!
- 3 Jul 2006
- 13
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(I can't believe my eyes, à fan of Chiaki here)
Nice te meet you
Nice te meet you
geesehoward4life
The Enemy
- 1 Jun 2006
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Howdy
Yep, I'm a fan
It's nearly 6:30am here and I've been going over things. If you are looking for a site that involves Chiaki you can find it right here;
http://p205.ezboard.com/bthefandomzone
It's a fansite dedicated to Chiaki Kuriyama which was started by this guy named Zanlius who lives in Chicago, Illinois. IT's been in existance for about three years now and I've been a member for almost two years. It's an EZ Board site so you would need to register to be able to post. Last time I checked some people were having problems because of passwords being denied after they filled out the registration. I eventually found out that it was because EZ Board was running out of passwords so they would give new members a generic one. So if you sign up there and then it says that your password doesn't work, just look for the option for them to send you your log-on and password to the email address that you used to register and when you get it, you should see that your original password was changed to a random number by EZ Board.
Okay, that was a lot of typing. So, what made you a fan?
Yep, I'm a fan
It's nearly 6:30am here and I've been going over things. If you are looking for a site that involves Chiaki you can find it right here;http://p205.ezboard.com/bthefandomzone
It's a fansite dedicated to Chiaki Kuriyama which was started by this guy named Zanlius who lives in Chicago, Illinois. IT's been in existance for about three years now and I've been a member for almost two years. It's an EZ Board site so you would need to register to be able to post. Last time I checked some people were having problems because of passwords being denied after they filled out the registration. I eventually found out that it was because EZ Board was running out of passwords so they would give new members a generic one. So if you sign up there and then it says that your password doesn't work, just look for the option for them to send you your log-on and password to the email address that you used to register and when you get it, you should see that your original password was changed to a random number by EZ Board.
Okay, that was a lot of typing. So, what made you a fan?
- 3 Jul 2006
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Hi,
That's not a lot, I find interest in your text because it's talking about things directly in my interest.
, a complete board dedicated to Chiaki
I'll register this afternoon.
First visual contact with Chiaki was with Tanrantino's Kill Bill. Since this event, I was reserching all movies in which Chiaki was involved, even if it was just for a few minutes. Gradually, I discover the japanese cinema.
I can't take my eyes out of a picture of her. Can't say she's beautiful, but she's so attractive, such a mysterious attraction on me
I'll post more latter, I'm at work actuelly.
Kate
That's not a lot, I find interest in your text because it's talking about things directly in my interest.
, a complete board dedicated to Chiaki I'll register this afternoon.
First visual contact with Chiaki was with Tanrantino's Kill Bill. Since this event, I was reserching all movies in which Chiaki was involved, even if it was just for a few minutes. Gradually, I discover the japanese cinema.
I can't take my eyes out of a picture of her. Can't say she's beautiful, but she's so attractive, such a mysterious attraction on me
I'll post more latter, I'm at work actuelly.
Kate
- 3 Jul 2006
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Hi,
I don't know why, but I can access your board without registring.
Kate
I don't know why, but I can access your board without registring.
Kate
geesehoward4life
The Enemy
- 1 Jun 2006
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- 3 Jul 2006
- 13
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Have a nice day geesehoward4life
I hope we'll be keeping on touch here or on any other board.
Kate
I hope we'll be keeping on touch here or on any other board.
Kate
geesehoward4life
The Enemy
- 1 Jun 2006
- 21
- 0
Book is done
Well, it's been a while
I finished the two books that I was working on; Walking Dead and Phoenix Rising
However, ☝ I decided NOT to publish them! LOL!!!! Really, I have been in contact with a number of people involved with Kill Bill and as I got further and further I realized that if I actually put the books out, they would be a success of failure under the merits of; Quentin Tarantino Presents.
So any success I had would be attributed to Tarantino much more than my actual skill with the pen. So, I decided to set them aside. Walking Dead is 420 pages and Phoenix Rising is 350. I have gotten some very good reviews from people in the writing realm and a number of people have even suggested that I simply remove all elements involving Tarantino and go from there, but then? If I do that, what was the reason behind writing the books in the first place.
My Chapter One was so well received by one English Professor he actually brought me books to help in the publishing process and gave me contact information , it feels good to be acknowledged as an actual person with writing potential, but... I want my work to stand on its own and finally I can do that.
I started Lady Yoma in early December, just bits and pieces, concepts. It's a sci-fi-drama and once again I would like Chiaki Kuriyama to one day bring the lead character of Lady Yoma to life. I have already finished Chapter One and I am working on Chapter Two. I have been progressing in my Japanese Audio lessons and I have been working on my writing even more. I have met some interesting people and I hope that I can finish the book by the end of the Spring.
Well, it's been a while
I finished the two books that I was working on; Walking Dead and Phoenix Rising
However, ☝ I decided NOT to publish them! LOL!!!! Really, I have been in contact with a number of people involved with Kill Bill and as I got further and further I realized that if I actually put the books out, they would be a success of failure under the merits of; Quentin Tarantino Presents.
So any success I had would be attributed to Tarantino much more than my actual skill with the pen.
So, I decided to set them aside. Walking Dead is 420 pages and Phoenix Rising is 350. I have gotten some very good reviews from people in the writing realm and a number of people have even suggested that I simply remove all elements involving Tarantino and go from there, but then? If I do that, what was the reason behind writing the books in the first place. My Chapter One was so well received by one English Professor he actually brought me books to help in the publishing process and gave me contact information
, it feels good to be acknowledged as an actual person with writing potential, but... I want my work to stand on its own and finally I can do that.I started Lady Yoma in early December, just bits and pieces, concepts. It's a sci-fi-drama and once again I would like Chiaki Kuriyama to one day bring the lead character of Lady Yoma to life. I have already finished Chapter One and I am working on Chapter Two. I have been progressing in my Japanese Audio lessons and I have been working on my writing even more. I have met some interesting people and I hope that I can finish the book by the end of the Spring.
Vicki
後輩
- 7 Jan 2008
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Oh, isayhelo said she was in kill bill, i thought i'd seen her somewhere other than battle royal
She's also in Kagen no Tsuki. (The last Quarter) with Hyde
