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17 de set. de 2021 · In Netflix's Kate, the title character is obsessed with a Japanese fizzy drink called Boom Boom Lemon. Although the beverage sadly does not exist in real life, its presence throughout the film helps to humanize a rather ruthless assassin.
- Plot Summary
- Who Poisoned Kate and Why?
- Why Didn’T Kijima Accept His Niece, Ani, Until The End?
- Why Did Varrick Take Ani with him?
- ‘Kate’ Ending Explained
- Yotsuya Kaidan – The Story of Oiwa Explained – Did Varrick Kill Kate’s Mother?
An American mercenary, Varrick (Woody Harrelson), runs a contract killer agency, and Kate (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) is his most lethal weapon. Varrick took Kate under his wings after her mother’s murder and transformed her into a ruthless killer. Kate started killing people for Varrick, which increased his bank account. The film begins with one suc...
Kate tracked down Stephen, who told her that a Yakuza club manager, Kazuo Sato of the Kijima clan, had ordered him to poison Kate’s drink. Kate informed Varrick about the poisoning and the Yakuza involvement, who finally shed some light on the matter. According to Varrick, the man, Kate shot in Osaka, was Yakuza boss, Kijima’s younger brother, Kent...
Kijima’s younger brother, Kentaro, fell in love with a foreigner (probably an American woman they call “Gaijin” in Japanese). Kijima considered Kentaro’s daughter, Ani-chan, half-blood and thus never accepted her as a part of his Royal Yakuza family. However, in the end, when Kate confronted Kijima at his family house in Hottazaka, Kijima revealed ...
Through Kijima, Kate finally understood the plan being weaved by her father-figure, Varrick. He was nothing but a narcissistic mercenary who could go to any lengths to increase his power and bank balance. She remembered an incident from her childhood where Varrick trained and molded her into a ruthless killer after her mother’s death. He gave Kate ...
Kate, aided by Kijima and his Yakuza mob, infiltrated Renji’s stronghold and slaughtered everything on their way to Renji and Varrick. Kijima challenged Renji to sword fighting and killed him. Varrick tried to run away and took Ani hostage, but Kate approached him in the end, and they both took a shot at each other. Fortunately, Kate’s bullet kille...
Kijima compares Kate’s journey with a famous Japanese ghost story, Yotsuya Kaidan. In the Ghost Story of Yotsuya, a beautiful bride, Oiwa, marries a ronin Tamiya Iemon. But unhappy in the marriage, Oiwa wants to divorce Lemon. In his treacherous scheme, Lemon murders Oiwa’s father, Yotsuya Samon, and promises to avenge her father’s death if she agr...
16 de set. de 2021 · drink, exact revenge, repeat, awaken your boom 💥💥🍋: watch KATE, now on Netflix.
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12 de set. de 2021 · This is my version of the boom boom lemon from the movie Kate on Netflix. I don't think this drink exist's outside of the movie, but some say the Japanese drink does exist. Some say the...
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Enquanto o assassino treinado no Netflix Kate cumpre uma missão final, ela também está em busca do refrigerante japonês Boom Boom Lemon. Kate é sobre um assassino habilidoso (Mary Elizabeth Winstead) baseado no Japão que tem menos de 24 horas de vida após ser envenenado.
CONTEXT: In this Netflix action thriller, as Kate exacts her revenge within the criminal underworld of Tokyo she also repeatedly tries to get her hands on a bottle of Boom Boom Lemon—a fictional drink in the film.
17 de set. de 2021 · Boom Boom Lemon is Kate's favorite beverage in the film. It would appear to be a sort of citrus soda, though what it actually is doesn't matter. What matters is that Kate wants one...
