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Weird Wednesday: Kill and Kill Again
March 5, 2008
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Monumental follow-up to the brain-leeching martial-arts non-classic Kill or Be Killed. This time James Ryan plays a roving international problem solver with superpowers and an endless supply of clever one-liners. There's another karate-obsessed supervillain who's organizing another tournament of death. And once again Ryan must assemble a team of colorful characters to defeat the madman the only way he understands, using the same kind of slow, clumsy, exceptionally ungraceful karate that made the first film's action sequences so edge-of-your-seat unexciting. Fortunately, what Kill or Be Killed lacks in genuine excitement it makes up for in laughter. Like when the statuesque blonde 'martial artist' Kandy Kane explains that her father was kidnapped because he had developed a potato-based fuel so powerful that 'one year's crop could provide enough gasoline to drive every car in the world to the moon.' Helpful Information: All patrons must be 18 years or older or be accompanied by a parent. Children under 6 are not admitted at any time.
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320 E 6th Street
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Tickets: Free Admission
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March 5, 2008Times:
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