Kill Bill and others
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Just thought I would let ya know I recieved a $75 gift card for my work anniversary and decided to pick uup some DVDs I had put off until the price drops. Kill Bill and Pulp fiction were on my list and never dropped so I picked them up at $13.50 each at Wally World along with Benny Hill and a $5 Stephen King movie. As queer as it may seem I had never watched Kill Bill until last night and enjoyed it immensely. Off to buy Kill Bill 2 tonight. Is Kill Bill 2 as good as KB1?
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Although the prices never dropped,they go on sale for $10 pretty frequently at places like CC and Target.For the record i didn't like Kill Bill part 2 as much as part 1,but it was still good.
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I enjoy the movies for what they are, excellently produced homages to the Hong Kong film industry. I liked 1 better than 2 overall. Too many Tarantino moments crept into Volume 2, distracting from the overall aesthetic.
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Just thought I would let ya know I recieved a $75 gift card for my work anniversary and decided to pick uup some DVDs I had put off until the price drops. Kill Bill and Pulp fiction were on my list and never dropped so I picked them up at $13.50 each at Wally World along with Benny Hill and a $5 Stephen King movie. As queer as it may seem I had never watched Kill Bill until last night and enjoyed it immensely. Off to buy Kill Bill 2 tonight. Is Kill Bill 2 as good as KB1?
Out of curiosity, do you not have a Best Buy near you? They have been advertising everything you've mentioned for $9.99 fairly regularly. I doubt it would drop any less than that...
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Kill Bill is an homage to exploitation films in general, not just those from Hong Kong. It also includes nods to Japanese, Italian, Swedish and American films (at least). The first part has more of the Japanese/samurai aspect while the second has more Spaghetti Western. Most of the action is in the first film.
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Kill Bill 2 is the better half-a-film; richer and more textured. The coffin scene is a true nail biter, and the fight with Darryl Hannah is the best of the bunch.
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Even though Kill Bill Vol 2 is excellent, it can be tedious to some.
On my first viewing in the theatre, I was trying to unnumb my ass in certain parts - and I really thought the ending (not the final final scene, but the one before it) was extremely pretentious, but after watching it a few times I understood "why" Tarantino went that way.
Kill Bill Vol 1 is an enjoyable thrill ride, btw.
On my first viewing in the theatre, I was trying to unnumb my ass in certain parts - and I really thought the ending (not the final final scene, but the one before it) was extremely pretentious, but after watching it a few times I understood "why" Tarantino went that way.
Kill Bill Vol 1 is an enjoyable thrill ride, btw.