I thank all of the people involved for this movie.

Rating: 10/10 (28 February 2004)

I remember a line in an exceptional TV Series: Northern Exposure: `Put a nice car, put a beautiful lady, and you got a movie. What else do you need?' Back to Kill Bill, I believe it's an extraordinary combination of what you need for a wonderful movie, along with what you need for a bad movie, altogether. And here you are: the Masterpiece! A movie that reminds us of Manga, of Matrix, of Martial Art movies, of Police/ Detective-thrillers, of never-aging myths of revenge, betrayal, and all the non-sense Tarantino is so able to observe and laugh at, a movie that puts us in front of what we see, like or dislike (or fake either of them - as snobbish as we claim "not" to be) most of the time when we go to cinema, rent a movie or watch TV I am grateful to Q&U for giving us this excellent movie. It is a 10 /10, not because we see a rare art movie, but because I welcome the aesthetes. And I welcome the irony, the comic, the bad taste against the bad taste (would this be the real revenge in this series?), the perfectly matched music, and, of course, the Actors and the Actresses (with Caps).
As for the rest, you know Tarantino: black humor, violence, perverts, details of everyday-life next to amazing events (huge crimes, wars, rapes, murders, whatever you want) in a paradox we all end to accept, as if it is normal.
Ah, and to emphasize anther issue, I must say: I found Uma Thurman more beautiful than ever! So, the recipe of this movie is so complex that you must see it to have an idea. They put ladies, cars, and much more to get a good movie.
I thank all of the people involved for this movie.
Domo arrigato gozaimas, Radu-san