Talk:Samurai Fiction

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The line, "...Kazamatsuri tastes the poison and kills Okatsu and the rest of the people in the gambling house" is not entirely correct. When Kazamatsuri descends from the upper floor of the gambling house, his sword is soaked in blood. He grabs a towel from Gosuke as he passes him by, cleans the blood from his sword, and then flips it over.

With his sword still held that way (blunt edge out) he whacks the other yakuza, sheaths his blade, and leaves. He does NOT kill them, however.

--61.195.58.8 06:49, 6 December 2005 (UTC)Genjuro[reply]

96% black-and-white[edit]

"It is 96% black-and-white" requires a citation. It might be 96% seems about right, but are they counting the red/grey sequences as B&W in that equation? I think it is better to say something like "almost entirely" this will eliminate the need for a citation. If the 96% claim does have a citation somewhere, feel free to put the "96%" back in and cite it. For now, I will change it to a less finite statement. Billy Nair 23:12, 25 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]

Pulp Fiction?[edit]

I remember hearing that the "Fiction" in Samurai Fiction had nothing to do with Pulp Fiction. I do not have proof at this time to say otherwise so for now suffice it to request proof that there is indeed a connection in the titles' names. Billy Nair 23:55, 25 July 2007 (UTC)[reply]