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The reason for the low score is because this film is not standalone and the characters were built over two other films. Kill List received a number of nominations in the 2011 British Independent Film Awards and went on to win one: [35]

Time Travel Mechanics (2) – We’re told that a science experiment, which one of the characters has been doing, unintentionally sends people into loops. Coherence (1.2) – The final Coherence Score stands corrected against the Repercussion score to 1.2 (3 x 2/5). Catsoulis, Jeannette (2 February 2012). "A Hit Man Finds Himself Stalked by Evil". The New York Times . Retrieved 3 June 2014. Base Coherence (5) –The film has one very tightly written timeline where all the pieces fit to reveal the bigger picture beautifully at the end. Coherence (2.4) – The final Coherence score stands corrected against the Repercussion score to 2.4 (4 x 3/5).

At moments there appears to be one timeline and other times it is shown to be two separate timelines. SYNOPSIS top kill [ - signal| -s signal| -p] [ -q value] [ -a] [ --timeout milliseconds signal] [ --] pid| name... All the Anime – KILL LA KILL – RELEASE TRAILER & NEW DATE". All the Anime. Anime Limited. Archived from the original on October 11, 2014 . Retrieved October 8, 2014. Logarta, Michael (April 14, 2014). "No-holds-barred insanity in 'Kill la Kill' ". SciTech - GMA News Online. GMA Network.

While there isn’t a new exciting element or person introduced in the film, we do see a lot more Doc Brown’s side of things. Their minor actions create an eventuality where they become celebrated legends. As glorious as the future appears, they need to choose if it’s the right one for them.This is a group of crazies who seem to be trying to possibly fulfill a prophecy. The prophecy is that they will soon find a leader to take their cult forward into further craziness. Like Morpheus locates Neo, this cult identifies their “chosen one” to be a man named Jay. Jay Coherence (2.4) – The final Coherence score stands corrected against the Repercussion score to 2.4 (4 x 4/5). Base Coherence (3) – Though most of the movie kept with a single consistent timeline and in-film rules, some moments broke those rules. She, however, never runs into her past self and, as a result, the movie doesn’t get very complicated. Base Coherence (3) – While the central part of the movie sports a single timeline with a ton of predestined events, we’re told about “editors” who alter the course of history. This causes a lot of inconsistencies in how the timelines are defined.