The Weaker of the two and one of Tarantino's worst films

Rating: 3/10 (19 November 2019)

When I saw this in the theaters, I really disliked it. I was expecting something on the level of Vol 1, but instead got a self-indulgent, talky with a little bit of action. There was really only one good fight scene, and that was between Elle Driver and The Bride.
I decided to give it another viewing with the blu ray version, but I found myself fast-forwarding a lot of it instead.
I liked the homage to old kung fu films with the Pai Mei training sequence, but I didn't care for how the sequence was filmed. I also didn't like how Elle Driver was able to kill him so easily. Come on!
Another part of the movie that bothered me was the whole Bud sequence. First of all, it made the movie drag. Secondly, The Bride acts completely out of character. I mean, she's supposed to be the best assassin, already killed two (included dozens of highly trained fighters in Japan) and yet she insisted on running through Bud's trailer's front door?!! Why did she hide underneath it, she could have just broken in and waited for him inside. None of that made sense. Strangely, the Bride never says a single word to Bud in the film. She spits and moans, that's it.
Bill's dialogue was so dull. Stop making old soul song references! We get it Tarantino, in the geeky fan-boy voice you give every character, you like R&B and kung fu. Speaking of music, the musical cues in this film were also out of place. Many just didn't fit their scenes.
By the end of the film, you didn't care if The Bride found her daughter, or had her name Beatrix revealed, or if she even Killed Bill.
Overall, a dull entry into Tarantino's filmography, and the weaker of the two parts.