Stimulating and thrilling second part that closes the splendid volume

Rating: 7/10 (15 June 2005)

In this incredible 2ª part by the great screenwriter and director Quentin Tarantino finishes the revenge executed by ¨the bride¨(Uma Thurman) started in Kill Bill vol. 1. After having deleted two names of her black list , the ¨Black Mamba¨(Uma) returns for the vengeance on Budd (Michael Madsen) and Elle Driver (Daryl Hanna) , the sole survivors of the murderer commando that betrayed her four years ago . Black Mamba attempts to annihilate her enemies , and at the end she'll try to obtain her main objective : Kill Bill, the prior chief and lover and the man who ordered her execution .
If you have seen the Volume 1, you know about unstopped action and black humor but without the Volume 2, you'll only know the halve history . Tarantino said that in Vol.1 tried the making a Kung-Fu film developed in Japan , while in the Vol.2 to make a Spaghetti Western . There are various homages to several movies , thus : Hong Kong films of the Shaw Brothers , Kung-Fu television series when David Carradine himself appears playing the flute , musical score and sets of the Italian Western or Spaghetti .
In the picture there are murders , frenetic action , chop-socky , tension , shootouts and a little bit of gore when the violent struggles happen . Uma Thurman is magnificent , her fights against the enemies are breathtaking , the hard training with the Kung-Fu master Yuen Woo Ping have created a exciting and very well choreography struggle scenes . David Carradine who in the first part makes an invisible intervention here is the starring and he's top-notch. And a moving musical score composed by director Robert Rodriguez who remades Spaghetti classy music and at the end there's a gorgeous song . Robert Richardson cinematography is colorful and glimmering . Rating : Awesome. Above average .