Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2 are both basically one long movie that director Quentin Tarantino ended up breaking into two parts for marketing and distribution purposes. For that reason, I'm going to use this review to go over both films. Kill Bill is about a female assassin that is betrayed by her lover/master Bill and his Deadly Viper Assassin Squad to which she once belonged. Awakening four years after being shot point blank in the head, the woman known only as "The Bride" seeks bloody revenge against those who have wronged her. "The Bride" also happens to be a master of the Samurai Sword and other deadly martial arts and is ready to travel around the world to get her bloody satisfaction. In classic Tarantino fashion, the story is broken up into different segments that take place at various times throughout the storyline, basically the film is not in chronological order. There are many different film genres paid homage to throughout the story including; Kung-Fu, Western, Horror, Revenge Exploitation and Anime to name a few. The fight choreography is amazing, the special effects are well done and the acting and cast are just excellent. I personally consider this is one of my favorite films of all time, I saw both movies in the theater on opening day and an additional 2 each times after that. While the action, story and effects are great; the most remarkable aspects of this film include some of the most professionally shot scenes I've ever seen on film and a wonderful soundtrack from the Rza and Robert Rodriguez. I pretty much recommend Kill Bill to just about everyone, even if you don't end up liking it, I think you'll agree it was worth watching at least once.
Review of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair
