Will Miramax try to triple its Kill Bill's gross?
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Will Miramax try to triple its Kill Bill's gross?
They have already figured they would double it by splitting it in two, now all they have to do is pull a re-release a week or two before volume two comes out. I would say most of the people that saw it in this original run would go again in order to get hyped up for volume two. I wouldn't be surprised if this happened and I would almost definitely go. So what do you guys think? Is it going to happen? Would you go?
By the way anyone see Quentin's Bootleg trailer included on the soundtrack? It's kind of interesting as it seems to have been made before the split so includes some scenes from volume 2.
By the way anyone see Quentin's Bootleg trailer included on the soundtrack? It's kind of interesting as it seems to have been made before the split so includes some scenes from volume 2.
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Bah, they should have made each chapter a separate release, released a week apart. Just like the old serials.
Seriously, I predict that the Vol 1 will either get a theatrical re-release or a DVD release shortly before Vol 2 comes out (I'm leaning toward the former).
Seriously, I predict that the Vol 1 will either get a theatrical re-release or a DVD release shortly before Vol 2 comes out (I'm leaning toward the former).
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While there might be a Kill Bill Vol. 1 theatrical rerelease, it'll be very limited and would be, if done, more for fans than money. I seriously doubt a wide release would make much money at all. Nor will it happen. More than likely a DVD release will happen early february.
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Originally posted by MrPeanut
I don't think most people who saw part 1 are going to want to see part 2, let alone part 1 again.
I don't think most people who saw part 1 are going to want to see part 2, let alone part 1 again.
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I honestly have no problem paying out for stuff that I enjoy. I'd definitly see Kill Bill Volume 1 on the big screen again in February.
I honestly have no problem paying out for stuff that I enjoy. I'd definitly see Kill Bill Volume 1 on the big screen again in February.
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Originally posted by MrPeanut
I don't think most people who saw part 1 are going to want to see part 2, let alone part 1 again.
I don't think most people who saw part 1 are going to want to see part 2, let alone part 1 again.
I guess it is a hated movie.
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Since when did IMDB ratings mean anything?
Wow, a bunch of overwieght internet college film geeks gave it a high rating. Whoopie-doo.
I might as well search the Amazon.com reviews for definitive guidance too.
Wow, a bunch of overwieght internet college film geeks gave it a high rating. Whoopie-doo.
I might as well search the Amazon.com reviews for definitive guidance too.
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Wow Revoltor. Did you get beaten up by IMDb users as a child? Earlier today?
I think it's easy to see that those IMDb ratings mean: a lot of people really like Kill Bill, and with good reason. Seems pretty self-evident to me, don't now how you missed that.
I think it's easy to see that those IMDb ratings mean: a lot of people really like Kill Bill, and with good reason. Seems pretty self-evident to me, don't now how you missed that.
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Originally posted by DonnachaOne
I think it's easy to see that those IMDb ratings mean: a lot of people really like Kill Bill, and with good reason. Seems pretty self-evident to me, don't now how you missed that.
I think it's easy to see that those IMDb ratings mean: a lot of people really like Kill Bill, and with good reason. Seems pretty self-evident to me, don't now how you missed that.
If you belong to that collective, then I apologize. I will however not accept that some silly internet rating holds any credence. Now that's pathetic.
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Originally posted by Revoltor
I will however not accept that some silly internet rating holds any credence. Now that's pathetic.
I will however not accept that some silly internet rating holds any credence. Now that's pathetic.
What about the internet users that post here? Why are they pathetic?
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Originally posted by Revoltor
Since when did IMDB ratings mean anything?
Wow, a bunch of overwieght internet college film geeks gave it a high rating. Whoopie-doo.
I might as well search the Amazon.com reviews for definitive guidance too.
Since when did IMDB ratings mean anything?
Wow, a bunch of overwieght internet college film geeks gave it a high rating. Whoopie-doo.
I might as well search the Amazon.com reviews for definitive guidance too.
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Eleanor Ringel Gillespie "Murder to sit through despite some spectacular fights and a terrific Uma Thurman." more... C
Boston Globe
Wesley Morris "...gripping pop art." more... A
Chicago Sun-Times
Roger Ebert "The movie is not about anything at all except the skill and humor of its making. It's kind of brilliant." more... A
Chicago Tribune
Mark Caro "...no one combines tension and release, violence and humor, dialogue and action and music and pictures the way (Tarantino) does." more... B
Cincinnati Enquirer
Margaret A. McGurk "...Quentin Tarantino...has delivered a daring success and a half-baked compromise at the same time." more... A-
E! Online "...a fantastical adventure..." more... A-
filmcritic.com
Sean O'Connell "...writes itself into the Hollywood history books..." more... B+
Hollywood Reporter
Kirk Honeycutt "The movie feels incomplete..." more... C+
New York Post
Lou Lumenick "...an overstuffed menu from a master chef who's trying way too hard to please himself." more... B
New York Times
A.O. Scott "Way too cool? Not cool enough? As I said, it depends. The movie-geek in-jokes are sometimes amusing and sometimes annoying." more... B-
ReelViews
James Berardinelli "This is easily the worst of Tarantino's four features..." more... C+
Rolling Stone
Peter Travers "Kill Bill is damn near as good as Tarantino thinks it is." more... A-
San Francisco Chronicle
Mick LaSalle "It boggles the mind that after six years of silence, all Tarantino has to offer is this garbage." more... D
Seattle Post-Intelligencer
William Arnold "...bound to be the love-it-or-hate-it movie of 2003." more... B-
USA Today
Mike Clark "Whatever Bill's limitations, style isn't one of them." more... A-
It seems that most critics agree with those overweight internet geeks.
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Originally posted by Revoltor
I will however not accept that some silly internet rating holds any credence. Now that's pathetic.
I will however not accept that some silly internet rating holds any credence. Now that's pathetic.
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Originally posted by MrPeanut
I don't think most people who saw part 1 are going to want to see part 2, let alone part 1 again.
I don't think most people who saw part 1 are going to want to see part 2, let alone part 1 again.
Kill Bill exit poll Exit polls indicated 90% of the audience the first weekend wants to see Kill Bill — Vol. 2, said Rick Sands, Miramax chief operating officer.
Last edited by Ginwen; 10-21-03 at 10:54 AM.
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I know I didn't go see Part 1 because of it being broken into two parts, so I'll not watch a re-release or Part 2. I don't want to support this type of studio behavior.
I'll get the all-in-one DVD.
I'll get the all-in-one DVD.
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Originally posted by SunMonkey
I know I didn't go see Part 1 because of it being broken into two parts, so I'll not watch a re-release or Part 2. I don't want to support this type of studio behavior.
I'll get the all-in-one DVD.
I know I didn't go see Part 1 because of it being broken into two parts, so I'll not watch a re-release or Part 2. I don't want to support this type of studio behavior.
I'll get the all-in-one DVD.
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Originally posted by Revoltor
You should definitely look at what you copy and pasted.
I'm done here.
You should definitely look at what you copy and pasted.
I'm done here.
15 reviews.
6- A's
5- B's
so 11 out of 15 reviews are A or B.