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: Kill Bill : sybil October 08, 2003, 05:27:11 PM From: Nadine Saez nadines@jps.net
Date: Wed, 08 Oct 2003 15:06:03 -0700 To: nadines@jps.net, nadines@jps.net Subject: Kill Bill movie passes, Start! Stop by Start! tonight and pick up (one per person- none of the that passhole bizniz) which admits 2 to any Seattle Area Landmark Theater from Oct 14, M-Th. Etc. Details on the Pass. Just got these in last minute so pardon the double email. Nadine : Re: Kill Bill : ashmatty July 13, 2004, 12:48:09 PM what did everyone think about the second Kill Bill? i thought it was better than the first. the coffin scene almost gave me a panic attack. slower pace, to be sure, but the dialogue and characters were fucking amazing. the sense type guy uma trained with was incredible.
: Re: Kill Bill : clynch July 14, 2004, 12:57:00 PM It was near-perfect. I love how the two movies work together. Typically, action movies feed you a lame story (often a revenge plot) that hooks you to the movie, and then it climaxes with a massive fight scene. Terrentino flips this action-movie bit on its head. He hooks you with the fight scenes in the first movie, and only hints at a story. In the second he rewards the audience with a riveting story. Kill Bill 1 was so superficially violent that it was appealing as a true escape movie. Number 2 was packed with sharp plot twists, a heart-wrenching, ironic love-story, killer monologues (superman one in particular) and great dialogue. Love the way the story is framed, and focused on as the climax of the movie.
: Re: Kill Bill : Sonja July 14, 2004, 04:14:51 PM I think the "gratuitous" violence of 1 only served to frame the great filming and different styles that were pervasive throughout. The 1st also had a better soundtrack.
Matt and I watched the 2nd at the theatre, and I told him that when they start releasing both volumes together, I hope they do a director's cut in which they put the movie together as Tarantino had originally planned, in one long movie. Now THAT would be interesting. :twisted: : Re: Kill Bill : ashmatty July 16, 2004, 05:08:16 AM i bet they'll release both, then release them as a package, then later release the thing as one long movie. suck the sales dollars out of movie dorks like us.
i agree wholeheartedly with both of your points - the first one showcased Tarantino's brilliant directing and was a very fast-paced and violent film set to an amazing score. it was great in that it concluded enough to make you feel satisfied, but revealed far less than 50 percent of the two film's overall plot, thusly leaving viewers with lots of unkowns to ponder while waiting for part 2. the second film slowed the pace down and used a magnficent script to tell the back story while simultaneously letting us get to know lots of characters at a more intimate level. the characters in the second one were amazing all the way around, from the main characters played by Madsen and Bassinger to the Chinese martial arts trainer (my fav character of the whole deal) all the way down to the mexican pimp at the end and the strip club owner that fires madsen for being late. having seen the first one about 10 times thanks to my aforementioned web-nerd buddies and the second one only twice, i'm dying to see it again. : Re: Kill Bill : amitiwari September 29, 2005, 07:00:13 PM tahnx
will u provide me the link : Re: Kill Bill : amitiwari September 29, 2005, 07:03:38 PM thanx
the movie is too great and ur collection is also preity big well i would like to watcth the same plzzz give me the link 4 the KILL BILL thanx again : Re: Kill Bill : A-Law September 29, 2005, 07:37:40 PM : "amitiwari" thanx the movie is too great and ur collection is also preity big well i would like to watcth the same plzzz give me the link 4 the KILL BILL thanx again What? That...just doesn't make any sense. acl : Re: Kill Bill : maurita October 12, 2005, 03:36:28 AM Care to explain amitiwari?? I also don't understand what you posted.
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