Maybe she sold the Pussy Wagon........ it was a nice looking truck, coulda netted her a few grand

Awesome movie. The action scenes were definitly cool++ and the anime part of the film was great. I gotta admit one of my favorite parts was the gun in the cereal box. So unexpected. I can't wait until Vol 2 comes out in February.

I loved this film, I think the only people who will be let down by this movie are the ones who take it too seriously.

Also, I thought Uma was great :D

Ahhh,Quite impossible my good friend. When she pulls up to Copperhead's house, she double checks her Kill 5 List, in which Cottonmouth's name is crossed out, showing that the death of Copperhead is AFTER she took on Lucy Lui. So She must have gotten the money for the tickets some other way... but really, who cares?

I just saw that movie and it was great! Some gory stuff was a little too much for me, but it all had a purpose..like "all your body parts belong to me", and to torture that woman but keep her alive to tell Bill stuff-and show Umas capabilities. I loved that part where Lucy's scalped was cleaned off..it was like..Wow..Brain Freeze.LOL...Lucy is so pretty...damn her.

Just got back from seeing it and it was an awesome movie. Not sure why people are saying the first part was 3 hours. It was only 2 hours. The blatant exaggeration of blood and violence was perfect for this movie. The back-story on Lucy Lui's character was a bit unexpected (I didn't think it was really that important to explain it) but it was well done using the animation.

I've heard rumours that the last line in Vol 2. Will go down in history as the most famous movie line ever.

What I want to know is if Bill is so handy with his Samurai Sword, why did he shoot her in the head with a gun? And where were the other guns in this film? Surely Japanese Yakuza carry some guns? :)

If taken with a sense of humour, this movie is worth the price of admission.

This movie is the most beautiful movie I have ever seen.

I thought this movie was pretty great. Very entertaining and definitally worth seeing if you're into action flicks. And as could have been expected, it's got a good dose of originality and variation, ie. Lucy Liu's past in anime-style. The fight scenes were fantastic and the soundtrack was absolutely awesome... maybe even worth buying. Some parts of it dragged a little bit, but overall I thought it was worth it to see in the theatre. At least catch a matinee of this one! Unlike most, it won't be as good on rental.

On a side note, the hosing blood was LOL-tastic :lol:

Worth seeing, definitly. The action scenes are alot of fun, even though some scenes are disturbing. Its cool cause its a refreshing action movie, with a modest bidget I think. If taken with a grain of salt it is one of the best movies ive seen in while.

O.K., just saw it couple of hours ago;good flick. It's cool from start to the end. Kind of like a old Italian Western and Manga all into one. I don't think it's for everybody though and it's not Tarantino best movie but for the entertainement value, it's right on the money.

On the black and white during the House of Blue Leaves scene: I've read lots of reviews and they say that it was to get an R rating and not NC-17. According to them color gore would be too much so most of that part had to be done in b/w to get around it.

Loved it! it was so stylised, QT did a great job.

Its been Six Days since the Pussy Wagon passed by

Dude, how can you forget the CEREAL GUN!?!??! :-D

Correct, for Kill Bill to be played on North American shores, the whole scene had to exclude the color gore. However, I've heard Asian versions of the movie have that part in color. Honestly though, the styling of that part in black and white just makes it that much more cooler.

Telling you a story through action... that's a masterpiece

Amen motherfucker.

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what were those beeps all about in the beginning? one covered uma's name, but the other was in a random spot...

Not many movies can do it good, but this one did. I saw it the other night...MOST excellent. Definitely worthy of the 4 stars from Ebert.

-Lasereth

it was good.

to me it seemed like he was cracking his knuckles. kinda stretching after a long sleep. it's better than 95% of the crap out there, but not up to his usual chops.

1. there was not one truly memorable scene or image that will haunt me forever. and i agree with an above poster that the dialogue was borderline weak.

2. nowhere near as intense as resevoir dogs, no where near as fun as pulp fiction. of course we've only scene half the movie which i think will eventually be seen a mistake.

favorite parts... soccer kicking the coffee cup. her shaking unsteadyness while fighting. the vacant eyes of the yoyo girl.

out.

So I'm behind the times, but I just saw this last night. Beautifully stylized movie and wonderfully shot. I love the music. But the violence... Don't tell me I am missing the point - I see that it is a campy film and this is part of the stylization. I just didn't think I would ever see a film that would make me feel like I am a squeemish person. Too bad too, since I really want to know what happens in volume 2. I just don't know how I would feel about intentionally feeding my mind that much more gore and blood. Great film, just outside of my comfort zone.

i finally got around to watching all of it yesterday.. cant wait for part 2

This is an amazing flick with a soundtrack to match Pulp Fiction. I was lucky enough to see this in a small screening prior to release because I work for Miramax. I don't often comment on the work product of my own employer, but I loved this movie like I have loved no other in many many moons. I have been kicking the soundtrack over and over on my iPod.

If you like Tarantino, if you like Hong Kong action flicks, go see this movie.