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Boy Kills World 

                    This movie stars Bill Skarsgård as the so called “Boy”, Jessica Rothe as June, and Famke Janssen as the notorious infamous Hilda Van Der Koy. The plot begins with the Boy being collected as an intensely to be trained to kill rogue assassin from a mysterious Shaman. All this, to wipe out by all means necessary the totalitarian woman leader of a brutal ruling regime that had personally murdered by firing squad his entire family. Boy (who has mysteriously become deaf and mute) then succumbs to the temptation of casting aside his ongoing training mission of personal vendetta, by leaving his then master as soon as he saw a mob revolt being slaughtered after another family had just been butchered by a firing squad in front of the crowd likewise his own family had been finished off a decade before. Boy then, goes on his own into a slave factory (made up of political rivals turned up into very slaves) by hiding himself at the back of a trunk that was also having the bodies of the family that had just been targeted as a means of a parade TV show for the regime, alongside some other chained bound tortured people from the mob revolt as a result. 

                All the while of the ongoing thrilling vendetta mission, he meets up with new friends that he just liberated from the slave factory. They all end up into many dramatic, scary and, sometimes, funny moments presented by his delusional mind cooperating with them on his videogame attitude meanwhile he also is being escorted out by his own accompanying murdered sister all along. Mind blowing of all of that, is the making of the comments while he kills, infiltrate and “talk” (as he can) with his new friends along the mission. And funny more, it is the fact that, with the sister of his, he presents and prank even more to encourage him to get along with this new whole experience in which he finally develops his own skills of relationship to back off in certain ways from his own isolationism and cruel life. And this, because he has never experienced so far, any comfort and opinions from any other than the very bobble made up from he and his succumbed sister (but yet mind living on the mind of his) to sustain this vicious saga of his. 

                The story makes it looks like as if it were simple, if it were not from the twisting plot that comes from some unexpected characters. For this, I give my congratulations for the script writer of this movie. Beyond this, the directing of the scenes make it splendidly dramatic when it comes to showdown the highlight of some crucial events and turning points that make it clear this movie goes far beyond than just many very talented gruesome acting scenes and psychotic actings. The more stars, I give even more for Bill Skarsgård and Jessica Rothe for their tenacity to put down to the hardcore the extreme nuances and feelings of their hard feeling characters that makes us think that we already knew them, however my fellows, not that much. Something as well that haven’t escaped my mind it is the so inventive sets, scenarios, weapons, and customs, for it makes us feel very special to be presented with all that inside of a world of so much unexpected inventively fusion of crazy things to be done and to be happening in so many different and exotic sets. Making the situations that yell on us to believe that this new real is not only real, but as well as alive, and so much more to be feeding on our: “Kill Bill thinking of possibilities from a slash sucking reality to be in, unless to be so much insane, or so Billy The Kid, or alike a Kin Jong Un or a Mr. Putin”. 

For: (Boy Kills World), I give it the score of 76 out of 100.

This movie review has been written by the grandson of Maria Vilma Muniz Veras: GUSTAV MENDES VERAS, ENGLISH TEACHER AT NUMBER ONE, BSB.