Kill Bill: Vol. 2

“Bitch ,you have no future”Honestly, I have no idea what to say first. First of all, the 5/5 stars go to the entire story of Kill Bill and not just vol.2 because we are simply talking about a film deliberately divided into two. If Tarantino could, he would have made the entire 4-hour story into one film. Now, I don't want to repeat myself, but what applies to the first part also applies to the second. What I said about the cinematography, photography, direction, the way the story is told to us, the pace of the story, the choreography, the balance between action and drama...all of these were as perfectly executed as they were in the first film. The film is flawless both visually (where it continues the beautiful detail with the black and white sequences) and script-wise, where it leaves you with no questions. In this 2nd part, it covers the story of Beatrix (we finally learned the name of the protagonist), her past with Bill, the reason they went to kill her during a wedding rehearsal, how she learned to kick ass so well, the reason she left this clan of assassins and generally any question that may have existed from the first part. In any aspect you take the film, it is so incredibly well-made and honestly I can't find anything that bothered me, not even a small detail, I just sat for 4 hours in total and enjoyed the work. I don't want to ramble on and on, the only thing I want to mention before closing this review is how beautifully Tarantino set up in the film the way Uma Thurman will eventually kill Bill AND the way she kills Elle. Very clever setup which, through a dialogue between the characters, subconsciously passes the information to the viewer's brain and when the time for action comes, he has no questions. Quentin Tarantino, sorry for being a bit of a snob on your movies unconsciously. I’m on my way to watch all of your work rn… Αυτά