Good finale, different from vol.1 both have good and bad points. Still a film you should see at least once

A Mesmerizing masterpiece. I've seen this film and part one several times, and again just now. I don't compare this to part one, being that it's the continuation of one long movie. This film transcends the martial arts / Kung Fu genre in ways never done before and with an unforgettable uniqueness. When I think of what I consider to be Tarantino's best films/screenplays--The Kill Bill saga is in my top three. I can't write a review because too many have already been written; however, This is a must see extravaganza of violence, martial arts, incredible characters with rich development, and of course the fantastic dialogue which Tarantino seems to be unequaled in creating. Uma Thurman was a freaking beast and should've gotten an Oscar for best actress. We know that would never happen even though it would've been great if the world were a bit cooler and open minded. I _love_ this film.

Esperaba mas... Me quedo con el Vol.1

Another excellent Tarantino film. It keeps you on hold until the end. Amazing work in all aspects film.

A masterful movie that is quite unlike anything else Tarantino has made, all while being a Tarantino style movie.

[spoiler]She kills Bill.[/spoiler]

Significantly more balanced between its stylish idiosyncrasies and emotional undercurrents than Vol. 1, injecting the Bride with a fierce matriarchal stimulus, but its wonky structure still confines it from reaching narrative transcendence.

Everything is cause for admiration here, Tarantino gave us a masterpiece without doubt and is positioned as a perfectionist and retailer of huge professionalism.

Level "Interesting" • 7 :heart: • Entertaining and Good.

This is more of a traditional Tarantino film compared to volume 1.
It’s more dialogue driven and slow paced (to a fault).
Michael Madsen’s character’s kinda annoying, but Daryl Hannah and David Carradine are great.
The acting, action, visuals and music choices are once again very well done.

7/10

Whatever I said about volume one is valid here. Relatively low-key and talky compared to volume one, but it works better as a standalone film. Everyone remembers the epic swordfight of volume one but at the same tends to forget that almost nothing memorable happens during the whole first half.

Great ending to a very sad story

Not as good as Vol.1.

It’s cool but not as fresh and impactful as the first volume. Still, so far, my favourite Tarantino movies!

Tarantino’s bloody tale of revenge continues in Kill Bill: Volume 2. After taking out two of her former assassin colleagues the Bride tracks down the remaining members of the Deadly Vipers on her quest to kill Bill. Volume 2 is a very different animal than Volume 1 and primarily focuses on character building and backstory. Michael Madsen, Daryl Hannah, and David Carradine take center stage, and give some truly impressive performances; especially Carradine, who steals every scene he’s in and outshines Uma Thurman. And once again the dialog is outstanding, and is full of witty repartee that enriches the characters. Kill Bill: Volumes 2 doesn’t quite deliver on the promise of Volume 1, but it’s still an entertaining and well-crafted action film.

I think it's great except the end scenes with David Carradine just drag on a little too much compared to the pace of the test the movie.

i actually counted 6 steps

Story: 9
Script: 9
Performances: 10
Misc.: 9
Influence: 9
Overall: 9