If this movie doesn't get nominated for the Best Picture of the year

Rating: 10/10 (16 October 2003)

I'll never trust those awards again. This has to be one of the greatest movie of all time. For those who complained about the excessiveness of the blood, it is precisely the excessiveness of the blood in the movie that made it campy, silly and fun. I for one has never been a big fan of the gory hack and slash genre (I hated Nightmare on Elm Street, Friday the 13th...etc.) But Kill Bill is done with such style that made it tolerable and even poetic.
I think people who complained about the excessive violence might have taken the movie a bit too seriously. Honestly, I don't believe for a minute that human blood gushes like a geyser when one of the limb get severed. I think it's this unrealistic over-done that made the mood so fantastical.
I do find one flaw in the logic of the movie though. The way O-Ren Ishii died. I know for a fact that people have survived worse injuries. So she could not possibly have died from that.
I think QT has really outdone himself this time. I think people who complained about the movie might change their mind after watching this movie a few more times later on. I for one actually walked out in the middle of Pulp Fiction thinking that it was one of the stupidest movie I've ever seen only to find it to be one of the most enjoyable movie later on when I watched it again (and again and again...).
In my humble opinion, everything in this movie is done perfectly. The music is simply divine. The scenaries, the costumes, the characters, the choreographies, the script....etc.
As an avid movie goer (I watch about 4 - 7 movies (in theatres) a week and owning at least 200 some DVDs + my family used to own several video stores), Kill Bill is one of those rare film that left me wanting more (and thank QT there will be more).