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	MySpace.com - Beatrix Kiddo - ATHENS/ATL - Hyphy / Tropical / Post punk - www.myspace.com/beatrixkiddomusic
		That's why Beatrix Kiddo is the band you need to hear next.
		With that knowledge of the rules comes the desire to break them, and that's what Beatrix Kiddo is all about.
		Keep your eye on Beatrix Kiddo, because not only are they one of the hardest working and unique acts around, but they have no intention of going anywhere any time soon.
	profile.myspace.com /index.cfm?fuseaction=user.viewprofile&friendid=277274818 (719 words)

	Beatrix - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beatrix (bay'-a-triks or bee'-a-triks) is a Latin name for "blessed woman." The name originated from the Latin name Viatrix, and was merged with the Latin word Beata (from beatus, blessed).
		Beatrix of Burgundy, Queen of the Holy Roman Empire
		Beatrix Kiddo, a character in the Kill Bill films.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beatrix (168 words)

	Beatrix Kiddo - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Beatrix Kiddo, also known as The Bride, is a fictional character in Quentin Tarantino's movie Kill Bill.
		Bill, her former boss and lover, having tracked her down and found her pregnant and about to marry local record store owner Tommy Plympton, arranges for the Vipers to gate-crash the chapel and murder everyone inside.
		Beatrix is brutally beaten by the Vipers and shot in the head by Bill, just as she tries to tell him he's the father of her child.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Beatrix_Kiddo (244 words)

	OAFE - Kill Bill: The Bride review
		Beatrix moves at the neck, shoulders, elbows, wrists, combination waist/belly balljoint and ankles.
		The first weapon Beatrix grabbed to defend herself against attack was improvised: she snapped one of the telescoping antennae off a tv.
		This version of Beatrix may be less iconic than the Series 1 Bride, but she's a better toy and her extras are cooler.
	www.oafe.net /yo/kb2_bride.php (832 words)

	Untitled Document
		Kiddo is a highly-skilled assassin who, after getting pregnant, wanted to trade her killing ways for domestic life.
		Beatrix informs us why she is on her revenge quest and we see the lead up to the wedding chapel massacre that we didn’t get to see in the first film.
		Beatrix is the best of the best in the assassin world, yet she pulls a rookie move that puts Budd in the driver’s seat.
	www.cascadeae.com /Archives/KRkillbill2.htm (723 words)

	Jessica's Kill Bill discussion (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The parallels between the life Beatrix (as "Arlene Plimpton") would have lived in El Paso and the life Vernita (as "Jeannie Bell") tries to live in LA are near-identical: both women are willing to put their pasts behind them and live as housewives, raising their daughters without a whisper of their pasts.
		Bill asks Beatrix if she thought she could make her El Paso plan work and she, under his truth serum, shakes her head; but in the earlier wedding flashback, she is grateful that he has come to bid her goodbye.
		Beatrix's days may be numbered and her daughter permanently warped, but she has rescued herself and her daughter from Bill.
	www.jessicaharbour.com /lowkey/kbv2_spoilers.html (2546 words)

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		Beatrix survives and so does the child she is carrying.
		He tries to persuade Beatrix in a very convincing way that she was born to be a killer and that she can't change that.
		Beatrix Kiddo is no longer the Black Mambo, she is Mommy.
	www.blogger.com /email-post.g?blogID=5401307&postID=108455598809174181 (492 words)

	"Kill Bill's Mindful Violence" by Aaron Anderson
		Kiddo tacitly agrees not only to stop fighting but also to hide the world of violence from her opponent’s child.
		Kiddo’s relative kindness toward Nikki - seen here witnessing the death of her mother - is immediately followed by a quote from the bushido code warning against compassion.
		Kiddo’s unconscious act of defiance works as a visual shorthand to describe her deep inner resilience.
	www.ejumpcut.org /archive/jc47.2005/KillBill (4090 words)

	Kill Bill
		Beatrix has several opportunities to simply off her mentor-turned-arch foe, but she must instead kill him in a manner worthy of his status as head syndicate boss.
		Even when Beatrix is shot by Bill’s drunken, bushwhacking brother Budd and buried alive in a coffin, there is no doubt in our minds that our heroine will find a way to escape.
		When Beatrix first discovers she is pregnant, she successfully pleads with a would-be assassin to put down her gun and leave in one very funny yet poignant scene.
	www.whitealert.com /kill_bill2.htm (765 words)

	Vengeance Still Mine, Saith the Lethal Bride
		Touché, Kiddo: David Carradine with Uma Thurman (the Bride a k a Black Mamba a k a Beatrix Kiddo).
		Beatrix, who also takes on the nom de guerre Black Mamba, calls her journey "a roaring rampage of revenge." The movie is laden with lurid, revved-up sadism; as visited upon the heroine, it's the kind of violence most often associated with prefeminist exploitation pictures in which the attacks often had a sexual charge.
		"The Longest Night." Beatrix's subjection to one particular violation — the one trap that you think she won't be able to fight her way out of — is a devastatingly underplayed scene; it's about the danger she hears rather than sees.
	homepage.mac.com /glgreen/iblog/B1871429595/C2092651008/E641606378 (1406 words)

	Cobb: The Most Dangerous Woman in the World (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The difference between Beatrix Kiddo and every Clint Eastwood there ever was is that all the male killers...
		The difference between Beatrix Kiddo and every Clint Eastwood there ever was is that all the male killers ran out of moral ammo before they ran out of bullets.
		Kiddo finally rescues herself from the pit of doom which seems to put Tarantino's film on the verge of folding in on itself and backing out of a narrative sideways.
	www.mdcbowen.org /cobb/archives/001885.html (432 words)

	Palo Alto Online
		To back-story a bit, a very pregnant Beatrix was left for dead on her wedding day and came to vivid life four years later with revenge coursing through her veins.
		After annihilating two of the assassins sent by Bill to destroy her, Beatrix was bent on snaking her way through the homicidal pecking order.
		Flashbacks detail Beatrix's painful assassin training under the tutelage of Master Pai Mei (Gordon Liu) and the sanguineous chapel blues that were the final act of her attempt to leave a life of bloodshed behind her.
	www.paloaltoonline.com /movies/cgi/moviescreener_long.cgi?id=1941 (428 words)

	En fantastiskt superviktig blogg
		Idag har varit en bra dag tycker jag, trots att jag inte rikigt fick prata så länge i telefon med Tyler som jag hade önskat.
		Dels sover han till typ 14-15 varje dag, dels vill han hela tiden "göra någonting" vilket inte riktigt faller lugna Beatrix som tycker om att vara ensam i smaken.
		Det är viktigt att tänka på att jag faktiskt har ett par dagar kvar på mig att leva så osunt jag bara orkar, som vissa andra tyar jag inte att tjuvstarta på riktigt..
	beatrixkiddo.bloggagratis.se (1763 words)

	Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Trivia: The dialogue from the movie Shogun Assassin (1980) which Beatrix and B.B. watch, is featured on the Wu-Tang Clan member GZA's album "Liquid Swords".
		Beatrix's Kung-Fu training sequences with Master Pai Mai might be considered by many, the high point of the film.
		The final twenty minutes of the movie fully justify the term `awesome.' At the point Beatrix finally confronts Bill, no-one in the audience would be expecting to see what they do.
	www.imdb.com /title/tt0378194 (715 words)

	Smartassery
		Beatrix Kiddo: Let me have a tall skinny mocha with no whipped cream, half the mocha, hold the foam, 72º Celcius (for JAP of course) and three shots of espresso (for me of course).
		Beatrix Kiddo: Great (fucking great, last year we got to eat at her husband’s hunting club, basically the creepiest place in the Bay Area, complete with velvet curtains, animal heads, and old geezers in camouflage pants talking about their rifles)
		Beatrix Kiddo: Those are dirty, the ones that are clean are the ones in the sink (jackass)
	smartassery.com (2671 words)

	Movie Database - tvguide.com (Site not responding. Last check: )
		The pregnant bride was left comatose with a bullet in her brain, and the man behind the massacre, Bill (David Carradine), was both her former boss and the man she once loved.
		Beatrix's underground imprisonment triggers a flashback to her apprenticeship under imperious, white-bearded martial-arts master Pai Mei (veteran Shaw Brothers kung-fu star Gordon Liu), whose harsh training nearly broke her spirit but gave her the skills to survive almost anything — even internment.
		With Budd and Elle in her dirt-caked sights, Beatrix prepares to take on her final and most dangerous target, unaware that she's about to come face-to-face with evidence of the magnitude of Bill's betrayal, which exceeds her bitterest imaginings.
	online.tvguide.com /movies/database/showmovie.asp?MI=41792 (429 words)

	Scout.com: TMQB: "The Anti-Report Card"
		Beatrix (“Black Mamba”;) Kiddo is the group’s franchise player, until she mysteriously disappears.
		Bill thinks he has taken care of Beatrix once and for all, save the off-chance she’ll ever awaken from the coma he put her in by “popping a cap in her crown”, which proves to be a MAJOR tactical error on his part.
		Upon awakening from a four-year “Big Sleep” (any similarity to the Seahawks’ defense is purely coincidental…), Beatrix is understandably less than pleased at the rough treatment she received at the hands of her former sensei (and lover).
	seahawks.scout.com /2/344024.html (2609 words)

	Kill Bill Vol 2
		In the film’s most exciting scene, Elle and Beatrix go head to head in a trailer, in what amounts to a knockdown, drag-out catfight that nearly annihilates both.
		This is great physical movie acting, obviously incredibly rigorous and difficult to perform and a career-high for usually uncomfortable Hannah.
		When Beatrix does finally get face time with Bill, Tarantino hooks us by offering a surprisingly compelling variation on storybook domestic bliss, tinged with the ever-present threat of violence.
	www.reelmoviecritic.com /rmc/K/kill_bill_vol_2.htm (492 words)

	Kill Bill : The Bride/Black Mamba's name revealed
		The line in the movie "silly rabbit, trix are for kids," is a reference to her characters name in the movie, (Beatrix Kiddo).
		Her name is also revealed secretely by Bill; in the beginning he says "you know kiddo, I'd like to believe..." which is obviously a reference to her character's last name.
		It all explains her Name "Beatrix Kiddo", which could be heard as Be-a-Trix-Kiddo.
	www.eeggs.com /items/42349.html (438 words)

	annika's journal: The Kick-Ass Movie Assassins Runoff: Round Two Results
		Beatrix Kiddo is the master assassin from Kill Bill volumes 1 and 2, also known as the Bride, or Black Mamba.
		The early voting was very close with Lara Croft and Beatrix running neck and neck until about fifty votes were in.
		Beatrix is wounded, and it looks as if she likely shall die.
	annika.mu.nu /archives/101520.html (781 words)

	Favorite Martial Arts Movies/Fight Scenes
		Beatrix Kiddo versus Gogo Yubari (probably spelled wrong) in Kill Bill.
		Beatrix Kiddo versus the crazy 88 in Kill Bill.
		Beatrix vs. Go Go was a good one too, but I think it was too brief.
	forums.metacritic.com /eve/ubb.x/a/tpc/f/307108/m/30710352/xsl/print_topic (1149 words)

	www.SWANKY-KIDDO.org
		I came up with the new name Swanky Kiddo because "swanky" means being proud or something like that and Kiddo is the name of my white shepard I will get this summer.
		Beatrix Kiddo is the character of Uma Thurman from Kill Bill, also known as Black Mamba.
		Pictures of my little puppy will added as soon as I get her and we get the time to take photos.
	www.swanky-kiddo.org /exit.php (237 words)

	KILL BILL: VOL. 2
		She discovers the kid she thought was toast is very much alive, so we get to see mother love and animal rage mixed together in one person, complicating her character and striking a chord of emotional recognition.
		As we learn in KB 2, Beatrix left Bill because she didn't want to raise their child in the toxic world of hit men and contract killings.
		These feelings grow in KB 2 -- even though Beatrix wants to kill him, Bill allows his former squeeze to find out exactly where he is so he can see her one last time before they duke it out.
	www.hollywoodlitsales.com /cf/journal/dspJournal.cfm?intID=2707 (1002 words)

	New York Post Online Edition: Movies (Site not responding. Last check: )
		Tarantino gives good value with a smackdown between the Amazonian blondes Beatrix and Elle in Budd's ramshackle trailer, but the real classic sequence - alone worth the price of admission - has Budd shooting Beatrix in the chest with salt pellets, then burying her alive in a coffin.
		Less gripping, if still fairly amusing, is a protracted flashback in which Beatrix is tutored in the marital arts - and systematically humiliated - by Pai Mei, an aged Chinese Yoda figure played by Hong Kong stalwart Gordon Liu, who played an assassin in "Vol.
		When Beatrix finally gets to her showdown with Bill - with help from his elderly mentor (Michael Parks, who popped up as the sheriff in "Vol.
	www.nypost.com /movies/18910.htm (434 words)

	Thomas Hibbs on Kill Bill Vol. 2 on National Review Online
		The second volume brings to a close the quest for vengeance undertaken by Beatrix Kiddo (Uma Thurman), an assassin working for Bill whose attempt to escape into domestic bliss is rudely interrupted at the altar by Bill and his squad of killers.
		With a bullet in her head and her unborn child ripped from her womb, Beatrix is left for dead.
		The opening flashback to the El Paso church, where a pregnant Beatrix prepares for her wedding, is remarkable for its cinematography and dialogue.
	www.nationalreview.com /hibbs/hibbs200404230830.asp (965 words)

	The Bride, Kill Bill, Beatrix Kiddo, Black Mamba, Uma Thurman, Uma Thurman in Kill Bill, Uma Thurman as The Bride
		This includes her former mentor and lover Bill, who administers the killing stroke to Beatrix in the form of a bullet to the head, only for her to survive.
		Kill Bill doesn't fail, not only because it had the Tarantino name attached to it, which obviously helped, but also because the character of Beatrix Kiddo is such a cool female character.
		Those two things are what we look for in the Oakley and that's why Beatrix Kiddo aka The Bride from the Kill Bill films is our Honorary Oakley for the month of April 2006.
	www.thumbbandits.com /Oakley27.asp (836 words)

	Rotten Tomatoes Forums - Hinted first name on volume 1
		beatrix has "trix" in it...this may just be speculation which it probably is, but it just popped in my head so i decided to post it.
		It also says Beatrix Kiddo on the plane ticket in the first movie.
		Bill called her kiddo in the first movie at the wedding massacre.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /vine/showthread.php?t=329033 (265 words)

	Kill Bill Volume 2 (2004) Starring: Uma Thurman, David Carradine, Daryl Hannah - Three Movie Buffs Review
		Uma Thurman plays Beatrix Kiddo, a deadly assassin who tried to quit the biz when she became pregnant.
		Upon awakening Beatrix, or the Bride as she is known for it was during her wedding rehearsal that Bill tried to kill her, began to seek revenge upon Bill and the other assassins in his employ.
		I agree with Eric that the wedding massacre rehash should have been shorter and that the scene of Budd at the bar was completely unnecessary, but from the moment Beatrix gets buried alive the movie never falters until the end credits.
	www.threemoviebuffs.com /review.php?movieID=killbillvolume2 (1328 words)

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