Over the weekend, blonde bombshell swordfighters bested buff shirtless nomads. As predicted by over 70 percent of the 50 students polled last issue, "Kill Bill: Vol. 2" thrust its financial Hanzo sword deep into "The Punisher" - helmer Quentin Tarantino's martial arts movie made $25.6 million and the Thomas Jane adaptation of the famous comic book made $14 million, according to The Hollywood Reporter online. About 70 percent of students also said they would see "Vol. 2" before "The Punisher." Now, the question remains: Which will make more money in the long run?
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