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Should never have been released.
This film proves to me the metal attitude of americans. If anyone thinks that this is a good film you must not have a very high moral standing. We are becoming an ever more and more violent country and these films really help that cause. This film should not be viewed by anyone who is mentally disturbed. It will just add another nail in someones coffin. Tarantino should be ashamed to make films like this.

KILL BILL!
Finally a movie from Tarantino! This is an awesome movie, period. Some people say it is too bloody, too much action, not enough story, etc. but that is not true! Kill Bill 2 takes care of the story aspect and as for too bloody...have you seen Reservoir Dogs? Pulp Fiction? Whatever. Kill Bill has amazing fighting scenes too cool to describe. So many memorable scenes and lines. Uma Thurman was also absolutely wonderful here along with the other wicked bad guys (or should I say girls). The Japanese release of the DVD is also better - it has more scenes, etc. and will be releasing in theatres in North America soon (according to Tarantino). WATCH KILL BILL!

Awesome.
The plot of this movie isn't great, but it's not the plot that drives this movie. A character, who we only know, so far, as "The Bride", is almost killed at her wedding by her ex-comrades-in-arms. After waking up from a four-year-long coma, she decides that she needs to "Kill Bill", her ex-boss.

If you're already a fan of Tarantino, then you have to see this movie (you're probably not reading this review, either; all you're doing is buying the movie). I was not a fan of Tarantino's when I first watched this movie, though now I am a huge fan of Tarantino and his genre. This movie is a bet esoteric, but, even if you, like me, have not seen too many spaghetti westerns or samurai flicks, then you will still like this movie.

I'm not a hardcore blood and guts type, either. I went into this movie thinking, "I'm not sure if I can handle this," but by the end, I was not worried in the least.

As I said earlier, it's not the plot that drives this movie; it's the self-consciously dorky script and the undisputably awesome fight scenes. This is now one of my favorite movies, and you also should see Vol. 2 (you've only seen half before Vol.2!).

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