Kill Bill: Vol. 1

The most perfect 10's of ANY Director ohhhhhhhhhh

I'm speechless as to how amazing this movie is. From an amazing soundtrack and sound mixing to gorgeous cinematography, this movie had me mindblown and I genuinely cannot express how well done this movie was. Even staying up until 3 am in my darkroom made it better, this has to be my all-time favourite movie by far.

Another amazing Tarantino movie. Must be seen by everyone.

This movie is just perfect. It is a big compilation of the best samurai movies from the 70's (with a special Tarantino touch). If you like this genre you will love this film. There is not a single thing I would change in this movie.

I can only say one thing: Of the best films I've seen, this is a damn piece of pure art.

Kill Bill is pure and unadulterated fun projected on screen in spectacular fashion. Tarantino pays tribute every step of the way to his favorite genres and directors, which act like nuggets of celebration to the accomplished viewer. The revenge is satisfying, the humor is abundant, the characters are brilliant, and the storytelling is masterful.

>*"Silly caucasian girl likes to play with samurai swords."*

One of my all time favorites and one of the best action movies ever made if you ask me. ***Kill Bill: Vol. 1*** has Pussy Wagon sharp dialogue and comedy, a knife sharp catchy iconic score, butcher knife sharp characters, meteor hammer crushing blood and gore, and Hattori Hanzo sharp epic action sequences.

The music choices, camerawork, editing and captivating visuals create something uniquely stylish. The pacing is flawless and it's very entertaining there's no time to get bored, we even get bits of black & white and beautiful animation to change it up (would have taken a whole movie with that animation style). Love the wide shots over the rooms.

Every single character is a badass in this movie. Uma Thurman is perfect in the role and Lucy Liu makes for a satisfying villain. The story is as simple as it gets: revenge. A criticism would be the non-linear timeline, I don't think it was necessary at all. It's like it's trying to hide the fact that the story's simple by adding a "confusing" timeline.

The third act is one of my favorite third acts ever, it's just perfect, so much action and blood, has me smiling the whole time like a psychopath. The switch from colorful, black & white and black & blue keeps it visually interesting.

me: i dont even like quentin tarantino that much
kill bill vol. 1: hey dumb bitch
me: quentin tarantino is the godfather of cinema

3 Thoughts After Re-Watching ‘Kill Bill’:

1. This is, hands down, Quentin’s masterpiece. None of his other films hold a candle. And to not include that Uma contributed to the majesty of all this would be a tragedy. She is an absolute force.

2. When I first saw the Vernita Green battle in my initial viewing at the theatre, I was floored. I just didn’t expect what this film was about to throw at me. I’ll never forget that feeling. It’s one I’ve wanted another film to offer again ever since — and I’m still waiting.

3. The music. My goodness. It just elevates this film even further. Every song for every moment was perfectly matched. Simply epic.