An action-enteric flick that does not forget about story

Rating: 9/10 (23 September 2016)

This review will be by chapter.
Chapter 1: Does a solid job of laying out the framework for the rest of the film. The fighting was both creative and smooth. Also the dialog is nothing short of Tarantino's typical conversations.
Chapter 2: Can be disturbing, but that only helps the viewer emphasize with The Bride and the horrors she faced so well done Chapter 2.
Chapter 3: The odd one out chapter, due to it being animated rather then live action like the rest of the film. This chapter is a backstory on another character, not that you need to see it to understand the rest of the film (no joke you can skip this part and be just fine). This chapter also suffers from a small plot hole involving escaping what seems like an inescapable situation.
Chapter 4: This chapter is the least action packed out of the five, bearing 0 fighting and all dialog. Thankfully, the dialog is clever and does not drag on. Also the exchange between English and Japanese and back to English felt smooth and not random, which is something that sounds impossible but has now been proved to not be.
Chapter 5: WOW what a finale. This chapter is the most action packed, and man is the action sweet. It is extremely varied with many uses of furniture, quips of clever dialog, and all the glorious (and also not disturbing) gore.
9/10, not a 10/10 because of chapter 3 being pure filler