i personally loved the Elle-Bea encounter

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hmmm... true but it had its moments. i think my fav sequence from both has to be the ren-ishii in the winter zen garden episode

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shazana, I dint find Vol2 half as good as the first.My 2 cents.

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Confession: I’ve not watched Kill Bill 2 - not sure if I should now you guys have filled me in

#5 always disliked the thought of revenge, however, Rahul you quote is thought provoking

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kill bill was good. i had fun. it’d be better if he had cut it into a 3 hour long movie instead of two separate ones.

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which small town? did i miss something?

i’m sure you’ve heard all about the female of the species being more dangerous than the male.

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#8 Jerry always makes me smile.

Proportion. That’s another reason why this movie turned me off. Uma was
wronged by a handful of people. Instead of targeted killing, she goes on a
killing spree, killing the population of a small town. It reminded me of Bush
and how his cabal have gone on to kill quarter of a million people, for the
crime of a few dozen.

Maybe, it’s cuz Uma is a woman and I don’t want to see the fairer sex stoop
down to the level of a driven mercenary ?.

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This reminds me of a quote by Seinfeld, of all people.)
JERRY: People like the idea of revenge. Have you ever heard the expression ’The best revenge is living well’ I’ve said this, in other words it means supposedly the best way to get back at someone is just by being happy and successful in your own life. Sounds nice, doesn’t really work on that Charles Bronson. kinda level. You know what I mean, those movies where his whole family gets wiped out by some street scum. You think you could go up to him, ’Charlie forgot about the 357 what you need is a custom-made suit and a convertible. New carpeting, french doors, a divan. That’ll show those punks.’

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i am just waiting for Raw_dust to weigh in

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um, no bill didnt think she was dead and he was keeping a pretty close watch on her. plus, she wasnt trying to kill bill for her ego - she was a mom getting revenge for her [as she thought] slain baby. and at the end its pretty obvious that he isnt going to let her be and like, most moms, she didnt want her kid brought up by a guy like bill.

as for revenge and vengeance and their validity, thats a whole another story.

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For a long time I did not know why I had such a negative visceral reaction
to this movie. It had slick cinematography, an eclectic director and a babe
(Uma Thurman) to top it all.

Just now, I had an epiphany. It is the plot that turned me off: Revenge.
I have had enough Psychology in college to know how pointless and self-
defeating this particular emotion can be.

If Uma was fighting for a higher purpose than her ego (remember, she was
in no imminent threat from Bill, who thought she was dead already), for
some principle...I would’ve cheered her on. The film reminded me of the
old Sultan Rahi, Mustafa Qureshi ’’Maula Jatt’’ gore-fests. Bleech.

I enjoyed Pulp Fiction though.

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#1 I understand where you’re coming from and that’s the reason I really enjoyed this film.
Wouldn’t you agree it was ’pasted’ together seamlessly.

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i agree ofcourse ) but aisay hii

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the term is ’tribute’

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I liked the movie but all in all was a cut and paste job. Even the music.

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