Kill Bill Series

[Shmibli7]

Alright. Kill Bill, Volumes 1 and 2 are, in my opinion, two of the best films in cinema. The story of a reformed assassin on a path of revenge to kill her boss and former lover, Bill, known as "The Snake Charmer." was executed in such a way that it seemed that the events and characters felt like they were part of a piece of mythology.

Also, the way Tarantino seamlessly blends Japanese, Southern American, and Mexican influences, sometimes altogether in both films is culture combination that I have yet to see integrated in any other film.

Lastly, the soundtrack. Need I say more? Anyone who has watched either of the Kill Bill movies knows that the music is killer. What's more, the music ALWAYS perfectly fits the scene it is used in. I never once felt like the music chosen took away from a section of the movie. Instead, I was more emotionally involved, seeing as the music demanded my train of thought.

Anyone else a Kill Bill junkie?

[BlitzCo45]

I wonder if Quentin Tarantino ever realized that the human body only holds around a gallon on blood.

 

but again, the movies are pretty good.

[Vy'drach]

14 hours ago, BlitzCo45 said:

I wonder if Quentin Tarantino ever realized that the human body only holds around a gallon on blood.

 

but again, the movies are pretty good.

Tarantino is just not a known giver of fucks. Case in point, each film of his has an easter egg of someone's body completely ignoring the laws of physics, such as catching a shotgun blast to the chest and flying forward.