This film needs to be put together with Volume 1

Rating: Null/10 (25 September 2004)

While not one of the original harbingers of the so-called "geek cinema" of motion pictures, Quentin Tarantino is more or less afforded with the "auteur" status because his films sell tickets. But KBV2 is the paradigm for excess. There is simply too much dialogue being spoken in this film, not that there's anything wrong with dialogue. It's just not modulated enough with the action to achieve an interesting flow. At least 25 minutes of this film could have been cut with the first film, KBV1, and still have a movie that runs less that TITANIC did. Unless you're a big Michael Madsen fan, and I'm guessing more than half of you aren't, you won't enjoy KBV2.
The best part of the film, and probably of the two films, is the parody of Asian 70's kung-fu cinema with Gordon Liu. I would just wait for the one release version on DVD and stop wasting my money on two separate films that really don't deserve to be separated.