This movie utterly fails on every level

Rating: 1/10 (27 June 2007)

First of all, I am not a fan of Tarantino's style. He's a One Trick Pony. His style utterly wrecks many stories. Occasionally his trick is successful, such as in Four Rooms and Jackie Brown. I know this isn't a review of those movies, but I have to say this: Tarantino's "style" fit exactly with Four Rooms, making the movie worth watching when the character development and writing was mediocre to poor in some cases. In Brown, his style may have added positive appeal to the movie, I'm not sure. Brown had great acting, story, actors, characters disregarding the Tarantino style. But the Kill Bill flicks had none of these things. With no acting and phenomenally bad writing, coupled with Tarantino's way-over-the-top kamikaze, slash-and-burn cinematography, Kill Bill literally S____. Kill Bill's richly undeserved popularity is an example of what spending millions on pre-release hype can get you in a society made up of herd animals (Just as in the history of Hitler and the Holocaust). Also, see the next presidential election (may the biggest spender win). The success of some presidential campaigns, Nazi atrocities and Kill Bill's pre-release advertising are just three indicators of what a big herd of sheep we all are.