I would like to give an in-depth review of "Kill Bill, Volume I", but the word "brilliant" would be used too much. So I'll leave it at this: if I don't see Volume II soon, I think I will die.
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"He has no genetalia and he's holding a sword..."-Dustin Hoffman
4 comments:
That's exactly how I felt after watching Volume I. II has more story and less action, not that thats a bad thing. It's still a goodie.
i'll admit part I was excellent, and it was heartbreaking to wait for part II, but it was worth the wait
Part II in my mind is the better film and one of my favorite of all time, but part I is still really good
Wow...Volume II was a complete 180 from the first. I wondered why Uma Thurman's Golden Globe nomination was in Drama after I saw Volume I, but Volume II was totally a drama. And a brilliant one. It's #31 on my all-time list.
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