He delivers and he scores!

Rating: 10/10 (3 October 2004)

In Kill Bill: Volume 1, we as an audience were thrilled to see the return of Quentin Tarantino and this magnificent artwork. Now as he continues with this Vol. 2, it seems that this one slightly outranks its predecessor. This film is absolutely brilliant for one reason because of the diolague. Because Tarantino tones down the excessive violence that was featured in Vol. 1, we can focus more on the characters and the powerful diolague from his magnificent screenplay. Also, though Uma Thurman is still dominate, the supporting characters are good as well. Such as Budd who almost plays a reformed sinner and Elle who is a sinister person and has the greatest scene in the entire movie, a showdown between her and the Bride in Budd's trailer. But one of the greatest characters is of course BILL. David Carradine is so brilliant in this role that the character seems to come alive. Through watching him, we have this feeling that even though he presents himself as a simple human being, through his actions we can see he is really a sick and sadistic person. My only complaint is that Michael Parks seems to try too hard to play a Mexican and get a thick Spanish accent than try to work on his lines. But still, this is an excellent film, a true delight and one that should surely not be missed. (***1/2)A-