Kicks down the door with a primal scream, sticks up the cash register and holds moviegoers hostage.
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04/16/04
Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004)
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Reviews Counted:222
Fresh:189
Rotten:33
Average Rating:7.7/10
Consensus: Talkier and less action-packed than Vol. 1, Kill Bill Vol. 2, nevertheless, delivers the goods for those expecting a satisfying conclusion to this two-parter.
Theatrical Release:23-04-2004
Synopsis: The second and final volume in Quentin Tarantino's KILL BILL series is another stylish, sprawling masterwork. VOLUME 2 picks up where the first film left off, as The Bride (Uma Thurman) resumes her... [More]
Starring: Uma Thurman, David Carradine, Daryl Hannah, Michael Madsen
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Reviews for Kill Bill Vol. 2
141 - 160 (sorted by date; UK critics are listed first)
It's the original "Volume" turned down, so that you can hear the considerably larger amounts of dialogue.
04/16/04
Maybe if Tarantino hadn’t sprinted so hard early on, he wouldn’t have run out of gas right when it mattered.
04/16/04
Vol. 2 finally tells us why we should care why Bill gets killed in the first place.
04/16/04
Mind-numbingly brilliant.
04/16/04
KB2 is still basically a cartoon, albeit a more elaborately illustrated one...
04/16/04
Now this is more like it! Mostly you remember the sadness -- a strange, tired melancholy distilled from a thousand weary Westerns
04/16/04
Michael Madsen, Daryl Hannah, and David Carradine are simply more fun to watch than Lucy Liu and Vivica A. Fox.
04/15/04
Chapter 75: Quentin Still Loves Himself (Lest You Thought It Was Only a Summer Thing)
04/15/04
Second installment of Tarantino's meta-movie revenge fantasy is a very different film than Vol. 1, but just as good.
04/15/04
What should have been a comic strip has turned into a bloated coffee-table book, smacking of self-indulgence.
04/15/04
In and of itself, Kill Bill Vol. 2 is a worthy (and different) successor to Vol. 1. But its real worth can only be appreciated as part of the whole saga...
04/15/04
As a complete work, Kill Bill is not only Tarantino's finest work to date, but it's also one of the greatest movies ever made.
04/15/04
Though much of the film is a lot of fun, it needs a good editor.
04/15/04
Watching it is like watching a symphony. You know every part, even for the lesser-used instruments, has been composed deliberately, with concern for the product as a whole.
04/15/04
Many sumptuous ingredients, perhaps more than necessary, ultimately and surprisingly delivering an operatic tale of the unstoppable force of motherhood.
04/15/04
Satisfyingly funny, violent and well-acted that even those who dismissed the first part as being nothing but mindless action and gore will find much to enjoy this time around.
04/15/04
Someone old, someone bled, someone killed, someone dead.
04/15/04
The sword doesn’t claim a single victim this go ‘round, thus claiming Tarantino’s pen as the mightier.
04/15/04
Kill Bill Vol. 2 is even better than Vol. 1.
04/15/04
Latest News for Kill Bill Vol. 2
October 01, 2009:
Tarantino Announces Kill Bill 3
Speaking on Italian TV talk show Parla Con Me, Quentin Tarantino announced his desire to make a third part to Kill Bill -- but insisted he wants to wait 10 years between the... More...
June 04, 2009:
David Carradine: 1936-2009
David Carradine, the film and television actor who lent his rugged persona to more than 100 films, was found dead in Thailand while on location for the film Stretch. Police said... More...
June 16, 2008:
RT on DVD: 70 More Minutes of The Incredible Hulk on Blu-Ray??
This week in DVD news, that long-awaited Kill Bill double-volume set may finally be on its way and Incredible Hulk director Louis Leterrier promises enough leftover Hulk... More...
April 24, 2008:
Tarantino Still Getting Animated With Kill Bill 
Quentin Tarantino's promised anime companions to Kill Bill appear to be on their way. More...
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