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The Art of Self-Defense
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Now having grown more concerned, Casey goes back to the dojo after hours to do some more digging. He discovers that the dojo has a crematorium, and also finds Henry's body, having been hanged by his own belt. There are also tapes, including one of Casey's mugging. It confirms that Sensei, Anna, and Thomas were the ones who attacked him, with Thomas being the one who knocked him out. It was part of some kind of ploy for Sensei to get others like him to turn their lives around. After leaving, Casey sees the pick-up truck from the jerk outside the grocery store, and he chops the left mirror off and leaves a dent in it. Later on, we see Sensei find Henry's body and throw it in the crematorium. Casey approaches Sensei the next day and tells him flat-out that he is going to kill him. He also calls him by his real first name, Leslie, just to provoke him, especially since he earlier mocked Casey for having a feminine-sounding name. He also brings up how Sensei is blackmailing other former students into paying membership fees long after they leave. Casey challenges him to a duel to the death, which Sensei is confident he will win. The two suit up and bow, but Casey pulls a gun out of his gi and puts a bullet in Sensei's head. He then delivers two specific quotes that he wanted to say after killing him, and he then sticks his finger in the bullet wound.
Now having grown more concerned, Casey goes back to the dojo after hours to do some more digging. He discovers that the dojo has a crematorium, and also finds Henry's body, having been hanged by his own belt. There are also tapes, including one of Casey's mugging. It confirms that Sensei, Anna, and Thomas were the ones who attacked him, with Thomas being the one who knocked him out. It was part of some kind of ploy for Sensei to get others like him to turn their lives around. After leaving, Casey sees the pick-up truck from the jerk outside the grocery store, and he chops the left mirror off and leaves a dent in it. Later on, we see Sensei find Henry's body and throw it in the crematorium. Casey approaches Sensei the next day and tells him flat-out that he is going to kill him. He also calls him by his real first name, Leslie, just to provoke him, especially since he earlier mocked Casey for having a feminine-sounding name. He also brings up how Sensei is blackmailing other former students into paying membership fees long after they leave. Casey challenges him to a duel to the death, which Sensei is confident he will win. The two suit up and bow, but Casey pulls a gun out of his gi and puts a bullet in Sensei's head. He then delivers two specific quotes that he wanted to say after killing him, and he then sticks his finger in the bullet wound.
Actors:
Jesse Eisenberg,
Alessandro Nivola,
Imogen Poots,
Steve Terada,
Phillip Andre Botello,
David Zellner,
Jason Burkey
Jesse Eisenberg
5 October 1983, New York City, New York, USA
Alessandro Nivola
28 June 1972, Boston, Massachusetts, USA
Imogen Poots
3 June 1989, London, England, UK
Steve Terada
Phillip Andre Botello
David Zellner
Jason Burkey
Director:
Riley Stearns
Country:
United States
Keywords:
#Alessandro Nivola #Imogen Poots #Jesse Eisenberg #Riley Stearns #Steve Terada #The Art of Self-Defense #The Art of Self-Defense (2019)
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