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Actor: Uma Thurman

AudienceRating: Suitable for 18 years and over

Director: Quentin Tarantino

Genre: Action & Adventure

NumberOfDiscs: 1

Region Code: DVD: 2 (Europe, Japan, Middle East...)

ReleaseDate: 2004-08-16

EAN: 5017188812740

Film/TV Title: Kill Bill, Volume 2

Format: DVD

Encoding: PAL

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by ross1234567890ross
03 Dec, 2012
A fantastic film, well worth watching, but Vol.1 needs to be seen first.
A fantastic film, slightly gory but with a fantastic director well worth watching, but Vol.1 needs to be seen first.
by tbroad
11 Aug, 2008
Kill Bill 2 - a great 2nd film
The second part of Quentin Tarantino’s roaring rampage of revenge, a “western” to the first film’s “eastern”, Kill Bill Vol 2 will split QT’s fans as surely as a Hanzo sword. Though it’s tempting to imagine the original 88-minute feature it could have been, shorn of the flabby detail and elongated scenes that prevent both films matching the director’s best, the fact remains that even flawed Tarantino, self-indulgent and out of control Tarantino is a visceral, visually arresting and downright cool cinematic experience. And of the two Bills, make no mistake, Volume 2 is better. Unlike many, I was left cold by the first, impressed by the pyrotechnics and choreography of the violence right up until they got boring. But I was intrigued enough by The Bride and the Deadly Viper Assassination ... The second part of Quentin Tarantino’s roaring rampage of revenge, a “western” to the first film’s “eastern”, Kill Bill Vol 2 will split QT’s fans as surely as a Hanzo sword. Though it’s tempting to imagine the original 88-minute feature it could have been, shorn of the flabby detail and elongated scenes that prevent both films matching the director’s best, the fact remains that even flawed Tarantino, self-indulgent and out of control Tarantino is a visceral, visually arresting and downright cool cinematic experience. And of the two Bills, make no mistake, Volume 2 is better. Unlike many, I was left cold by the first, impressed by the pyrotechnics and choreography of the violence right up until they got boring. But I was intrigued enough by The Bride and the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad to wonder what the full story was. For some of the so-called revelations revealed in Vol 2, it wasn’t worth the wait – The Bride’s real name is a joke and a poor one at that – but others make a greater impression, such as the mirroring of Uma Thurman’s character with Daryl Hannah’s, most noticeably in the explanation of how Elle lost her eye. As in the first volume, there is endless jumping from scene to scene, often with less logic, yet Vol 2 has greater depth, expanding the relationship between The Bride and her world-weary mentor/lover/nemesis Bill. What Vol 1 really lacked was the cracking Tarantino dialogue. Nothing in Vol 2 is as memorable as “a Royale with cheese” (Bill’s dissection of the Superman myth sounding tired and forced next to something like Mr Pink’s Madonna speech in Reservoir Dogs), but the character’s inveigh their words with mythic weight – The Bride’s revenge quest and indeed, the fate of everyone she slays rendered in stoic, sarcastic lines underscored by heroic, superhuman suffering. Sadism rules with a quick, slick tongue. The two exceptions to this are David Carradine as Bill, perhaps too iconic for the part, his face and delivery alone enough to convey everything his interminably long waffling so nearly scuppers – a surprising, but touching ending to the film; and Pai Mei (Chia Hui Liu), The Bride’s racist, misogynistic and parody-laden kung-fu master, seemingly from another film but bigger and better than this one. With lines from Tarantino’s top drawer, he’s the most enjoyable film creation of many a year. The plot, such as it is, doesn’t take up much time, so Tarantino pads his scenes out, sometimes effectively, sometimes less so. A pointless Samuel L. Jackson cameo is the nadir of The Bride’s forcibly aborted wedding ceremony, which at times crackles with father-lover-daughter tension between Carradine and Thurman, but regrettably, is again strung out too long, as is the back story of Budd (Michael Madsen) in his bouncer job. Stripped of the menace he conveyed as Mr Blonde, Bill’s younger brother is a washed-up drunk. Although a sliver of Ennio Morricone soundtrack doesn’t herald the Sergio Leone-style standoff between him and The Bride it could and possibly should have, his torture of her, in all its horror film allusion, is captivating, meshing neatly with Pai Mei’s scenes.
by alison100cool
17 Jul, 2007
KILL BILL
After keeping a low profile for 5 years, Tarantino's back and it's like he's never been away. Kill Bill is his homage to everything he's ever loved about films and finds him paying tribute to kung-fu, spaghetti westerns, blacksploitation and much, much more. Uma Thurman stars as The Bride, who was once a deadly assassin. When she wants to quit the life of a hired killer, her team members decided the only way she is ever going to leave is in a coffin. After attempting to kill her on her wedding day the Bride ends up in a coma for years, upon awakening she sets off the take her revenge on those that robbed her of her unborn child and years of her life. Tarantino turns in probably the best film of his career so far and manages to elicit outstanding performances from his cast, including Uma ... After keeping a low profile for 5 years, Tarantino's back and it's like he's never been away. Kill Bill is his homage to everything he's ever loved about films and finds him paying tribute to kung-fu, spaghetti westerns, blacksploitation and much, much more. Uma Thurman stars as The Bride, who was once a deadly assassin. When she wants to quit the life of a hired killer, her team members decided the only way she is ever going to leave is in a coffin. After attempting to kill her on her wedding day the Bride ends up in a coma for years, upon awakening she sets off the take her revenge on those that robbed her of her unborn child and years of her life. Tarantino turns in probably the best film of his career so far and manages to elicit outstanding performances from his cast, including Uma who is vengeance personified as she dispatches anyone foolish enough to stand in her way.
by cooper656
27 Jan, 2008
Kill Bill - Volume 2 DVD
Second and final volume in Quentin Tarantino's revenge saga. This volume is as good as the first though substitutes a little of the nonstop action for Drama. If you have seen part 1, it is a must see. DVD has a reasonable deleted scene - possibly feature light compared with some releases.

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