Kill Bill - Volume Two | Uma Thurman, David Carradine | Jacqueline's Review Fantastic Film!

Kill Bill - Volume Two | Uma Thurman, David Carradine | If you loved Kill Bill 1 you'll love 2 as well.

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	Kill Bill - Volume Two Uma Thurman, David Carradine Miramax Home Entertainment, 2004 average customer review:based on 579 reviews view larger image
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highly recommended

Jacqueline's Review Fantastic Film!

I love this movie the adventure and thrill of Uma hunting a guy named Bill is fascinating! This movie is my favorite of the 2 Kill Bill movie's. It really breaks down the first movie and it's way better than Volume One. I 'd recommend this film to anybody who's intrigued by blood hunt/adventurous/action movies.

If you loved Kill Bill 1 you'll love 2 as well.

Just finishes the story and fills in all the blanks. Not as much Blood and Gore, but, enough to keep it going.

You must see both films on the same night. Just great entertainment.

AN ASTONISHING MASTERPIECE 9.75 OUT OF 10

Continuing the epic saga of Beatrix Kiddo, this movie basically tells how she finishes off the last three assassins who tried to kill her. While this movie is less violent than its predecessor, it's more story driven, but it doesn't feel any less epic in its massive scale. The action is still awesome, it's still humorous, and it's actually emotional. There is no way any real movie lover should hate this awesome movie. It's always greener when you try something totally out of the ordinary when it comes to movies.

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Not as good as Vol. 1

To be honest, I found Kill Bill Vol. 2 a bit of a disappointment. The film has its highlights, such as the fight scene between Uma Thurman's 'The Bride' (aka Black Mamba) and Daryl Hannah's Elle Driver (aka California Mountain Snake), the horrific scene where The Bride is buried alive and the scene where The Bride finally meets Bill face to face for the first time since she was shot by him 4 years previously - which contains a shocking twist. But the film just does not reach the heights of excitement and visual spectacle of Volume 1. Even worse the actual final fight between The Bride and Bill - what everything was leading to - I found a letdown, an anticlimax even, bordering on childish Manga cartoon-style farce. I mean, "5 point palm exploding heart technique"? Come on Tarantino, you can do better than that! So an anticlimax of an ending combined with the film not matching Volume 1 means that I only give this film 3 stars, which is a shame, as I had high hopes for Volume 2.

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One was way better

Two is just two.

One is everything.

The picture and sound are decent. Not perfect.

Sometimes boring comparing to part one.

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