I thought it was fucking incredible. The most stylistic movie I've seen by far and best presentation of any movie ever. I thought the whole thing was absolute genius. Best Tarantino flick yet except story wise (that honor goes to Pulp Fiction).
10/10 in my book... plus I think of the two movies as one.
Well, the two movies actually were supposed to be one. It was just too long, so they broke it up into two movies. You probably knew that already though.
Its funny though, because I was just in the shower, thinking to myself, man, I gotta see Kill Bill Vol. 2 today. I have to.
Why did i just fidn out by this thread that this movie came out. I loved the first one, and i bet you the second one will be just as good if not better.
I cant wait to see it, I just watched Kill Bill Vol. I. It was fucking crazy. It is friggin anime style when it comes to blood and such. I loved it. It was quite funny at times.
It's probably the most unique movie ever, in the fact that everything about is hilarious, super-fucking-cool, and deep at the same time. It's just an incredibly odd film.
Not to mention incredibly GOOD. And TOTALLY AWESOME. Plus the next Taratino film looks fucking amazing (although he didn't have anything to do with its production, he paid a lot of money for it to be brought to the US).
Its gonna be out here in a couple of days and I'm definetly gonna see that. The first 1 was ridiculous (the fight witht the bride against 100 men) 1 machine gun and it would've been alot easier lol :P but anyway it was a good movie. 1 question: do you get to know the name of ''the bride''?
to raziel:yeah hero is a very good movie, I've seen it a while back and in terms of choreografy(sp?) and fights its alot like crouching tiger hidden dragon which is a good thing IMO
Wtf, you didn't get Hero yet? The movie kicks total ass. It's by far one of the fanciest movies I can think of.
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