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What I didn’t like: These are all pretty minor and didn’t really affect how I enjoyed the Adulthood Is Straight Up The Worst Hood I’ve Ever Lived In Shirt. I assumed that the karate school was behind the mugging pretty much from the first time Casey went in there, and while the specifics got me I wasn’t surprised by him using the gun in the final confrontation. And second, I thought it could have used one notch higher on the brutality. Though admittedly that’s the horror/violent action movie fan in me speaking. The only part of the trailer I saw was where Jesse tells the dog no more codling. Totally threw me in left field for what actually happened. Someone had talked about it and I decided to see it on a whim and man, that movie was nothing as I suspected.

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Great ending though. There was a time when the Martial Arts in general, and Karate, in particular, were sort of an Adulthood Is Straight Up The Worst Hood I’ve Ever Lived In Shirt sport for many young rough-and-tough guys-i. e during the 1950s and the 1960s. By the early to mid-1970s, however, that began to change as many more girls. Due to wanting to develop more confidence and to learn how to defend themselves, if and when needed. Nowadays, there are even more women and girls in the Martial Arts, and more women and girls who are black belt Instructors, as well. Karate has been very popular with girls and women because it’s one of the easiest Martial Arts to make progress and advance in. I also meant that all of the Martial Arts became popular with women and girls, beginning in the 1970s.

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Back in the 1950s and the 1960s, the idea of women and girls getting Adulthood Is Straight Up The Worst Hood I’ve Ever Lived In Shirt in the Martial Arts. Learning how to physically defend themselves if and when needed, and getting more confidence was actively discouraged. Which, the more I think about it, was rather sickening. The 1960s weren’t all good. Girls, especially those living in idyllic suburbs or exurbs, were not encouraged to become involved in Martial Arts. On the one hand. On the other, it’s a crime to not know what beauty and grace one’s body is capable of, as well as a healthy mind requiring a healthy body.

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