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ACTOR
Uma ThurmanVivica A. FoxDavid CarradineJulie Dreyfus
DIRECTOR
Quentin Tarantino
SYNOPSICS
Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (2011) is a movie. Quentin Tarantino has directed this movie. Uma Thurman,Vivica A. Fox,David Carradine,Julie Dreyfus are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2011. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (2011) is considered one of the best Action,Crime,Thriller movie in India and around the world.
The Bride must kill her ex-boss and lover Bill who betrayed her at her wedding rehearsal, shot her in the head and took away her unborn daughter. But first, she must make the other four members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad suffer.
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Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (2011) Reviews
Finally IMDb, finally.
Thank you IMDb for finally give us a opportunity to rate the greatest revenge movie of all time. In my opinion this is the best version of Kill Bill, the version Tarantino want and the version I want. Every change works and the way it's goes from part one to part two just is the best way imaginable. This version is a bit more violent and gorier than the original two films but I think the violent works and makes the movie even better. The two biggest issues I have with the movie when I watch part one and two as separate movies. Is that a part of the fight against the crazy 88 is in black and white (which was not a stylistic choice but a way to not get censored). That is fixed by changing it to the Japanese version that is in color. And the second one is that they showing parts from part 2 in volume one which they don't do in this version. So every Tarantino fan out there watch this movie (on fmovies.com for example, (were you don't even have to download it or signing in)). Rate it and let's make sure this movie arrive to the top 250 like this bloody masterpiece deserve to be. This is my 3 favorite Tarantino movie and one of my top 10 movies of all time. 9+/10. 10 for supporting.
Tarantino's Masterpiece
His best film so far. What i didn't like was that he made some changes in Vol.1 but that wasn't really necessary! He should make changes in Vol.2 because i found some scenes completely pointless. And also i prefer the two parts separate because they are so different each other! I liked Vol.1 much more than Vol.2. Yes, it's a bit confusing. However, it is more like a complete movie, so some people won't complain. But i still think they are better as two seperate films with different philosophy and style.
Stick to the two films, this version is inferior and is more of an academic viewing.
I used to be one of those fans who longed for the release of The Whole Bloody Affair. However, now that I have seen it, my desire to own it has been completely swept away. The first issue with the two films cut together is the length. Now some of my favorite movies are over 3 hours but this saga works better split in two. The 4 hour cut leaves no room for suspense and longing to start watching part 2. Another flaw is that after the house of blue leaves fight sequence, the last two hours are much less interesting for SOME viewers (not me really). The 2nd problem with the movie are the missing scenes and wonky edits. The scene I was most disappointed to find missing is the Bride's monologue at the beginning of part 2. This scene has been cut entirely and is replaced with a very awkward transition. Remember how the first film ends with the reveal that her daughter is still alive and then it brilliantly cuts to black, leaving the audience wanting more? Well this version cuts directly to Bill talking to Bud and throws the pacing off entirely. The 3rd problem is the missing black and white scenes from the house of blue leaves sequence. The artistic and emotional choice to change the color makes the fight a little less interesting. Not only that, but a lot of the blood during that sequence is just water, because contrary to popular belief, they knew they were doing it in black and white. What we end up with is a fight scene that almost looks unfinished. There are a few new scenes added that I wish made it into the original cut, but they do not outweigh the cons of this cut. I recommend this only to die hard QT fans who are curious about this version of the film. I do not at all advise someone to watch this if it is their first time. If you still can't find a copy online, don't stress on it. You are only missing out of a version of the film that simply isn't as good.
That old Tarantino magic
Another great by Tarantino, this time doing his version of a kung fu/revenge movie. The direction is spectacular as is normal for a Tarantino movie, and thankfully they combined both movies into one, ironically, the combination is the movie's biggest problem. The movie is just over 4 hours long, and the second half is 75% talking. The first half focuses more on action and backstory, but the second half slams on the brakes and goes to a crawl. Now granted, the talking is important, and does explain character's actions and personalities, but the two halves are night and day in that regard. The finale is over 40 minutes long, and all talking, it just doesn't feel like a Tarantino movie by the time the credits role. The movie didn't bore me though, it's just 30 minutes longer than it should be, in my opinion. The action's cheesy but also awesome, and Uma Thurman is great, the biggest negative is that the ending is a little too long.
All Time Epic Masterpiece!
This is the best Kill Bill version. Actually, it is a huge masterpiece.I have seen many movies, but this is the best of all. Kung Fu, ninja, samurai style,it reminds western. A heart-broken woman fighting for revenge and because of her lost child.The first feminist movie created by Q&U.The cast was brilliant. Quentin's directing changes was awesome. Soundtracks in perfect harmony.It is definitely a memorable movie with so much thrill and action.The best movie i have ever seen.All the cast was brilliant, i liked the martial arts style, Gordon Liu as Pai Mei and the plot. Tarantino is a very genius man and he knows how to make movies.