Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 4.2 / 5.0

A rush of pure adrenaline and fun:

Kill Bill: Volume 2 is a film entirely separate from Quentin Tarantino's first installment: restrained where the other was excessive; introspective where the other relied on a glossy surface; and character-driven where the other relied on extended fight sequences. Volume 1 was not a bad film, but it was a B-movie, no matter how expertly executed. In Volume 2, Tarantino returns to A-level form, approaching though not reaching the heights of Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, and Jackie Brown. His lightning-fast... more info

The Bride Is Still Alive:

I just came back an hour ago after having seen the second installment of "Kill Bill", and wow, what a great film! Uma Thurman continues her quest to get her revenge.

We finally find out Black Mamba's name and we're mesmerized by the confrontrations between Black Mamba and those remaining on her Death List. This film of course has everything the first volume had...suspense, comedy, action, gross-out moments, surprises...and satisfaction. This movie is very satisfying! It won't disappoint! I was wondering... more info

Superb second chapter:

A radiant bride-to-be (and mother-to-be) who calls herself Arlene takes a few minutes out of her wedding rehearsal to talk to her former boss (and ex-lover) about the peaceful new life she's planned. She tells him she'll be working in a record store where she'll get to "listen to music all day, talk about music all day. It's really cool. It's going to be a great environment for my little girl to grow up in."

"As opposed to jetting around the world, killing human beings, collecting vast sums of money?"... more info

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