If Tarantino's name wasn't attached . . .

Rating: 4/10 (19 October 2003)

This is a movie filled with two-dimensional characters and a plot out of a late night movie starring Shannon Tweed.
Let's be honest. If Tarantino's name wasn't attached to this project it would go nowhere. Sure, the fight sequences are incredible, especially in the Japanese garden, but where the hell is the script?

One of Tarantino's trademarks has been his dialogue. In fact, it was his skills in this regard that got him patch-up work in movies like Crimson Tide, another sub-par movie save Tarantino's little Silver Surfer diatribe. So where is it in Kill Bill? Someone should remind Mr. Tarantino that he should get back to making characters, heroes or anti-heroes, worth caring about.
A strong recommendation for this movie to those who do not feel characters and plot are necessary in a movie.
4/10