Originally posted by RE: Blaxican
lol @ Hit-Girl getting her ass kicked by a dude who's skill has never shown to have a limit or low-showing.
Let's get some shit straight:
All of Preston's impressive gunfight feats came against guys who were standing still. The one time one of his opponents decided to run and shoot at the same time (the dog in the trunk scene), Preston missed and had to shoot twice. Hit Girl jumps around like a damn spider monkey hopped up on crack, Preston has never, not once, fought someone who can move and shoot at the same time like her.
Hit Girl is faster. Yes, she is. To deny this is lunacy.
Hit Girl is smaller, therefore presenting less of a target for Preston.
Hit Girl wears kevlar, Preston needs a head shot to do her in, while Hit Girl can down Preston with a body shot.
Hit Girl dodges bullets. Observe:
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First bullet dodge at 1:29. She sees the bullet coming, moves her head to the left, and the bullet trail shows the bullet whizzing by where her head was.
Second bullet dodge at 1:41, same thing, from ten feet away.
Not to mention the twirly pistol reload thing she does at 1:35.
Face it, the only thing Preston has on Hit Girl is Gun Kata, and with the way Hit Girl moves, it's nowhere near as effective. Proof:
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Equilibrium_%28film%29#Gun_Kata
Gun Kata is a fictional gun-fighting martial art discipline that is a significant part of the film. It is based upon the premise that, given the positions of the participants in a gun battle, the trajectories of fire are statistically predictable. By pure memorization of the positions, one can fire at the most likely location of an enemy without aiming at him in the traditional sense of pointing a gun at a specific target. By the same token, the trajectories of incoming fire are also statistically predictable, so by assuming the appropriate stance, one can keep one's body clear of the most likely way of enemy bullets.
POSITIONS....Hit Girl is not going to be in a position, dude. She is gonna be all over the place.
Next question?