Kill Bill II compliments the first one *potential spoiler*

Rating: Null/10 (27 April 2004)

Kill Bill Volume One explores the journey of The Bride (Uma Thurman) as she attempts to avenge the massacre of her wedding which left her with a gun shot wound in the head resulting in a coma, and evidently killed her unborn child.
Volume two compliments the first by incorporating the familiar aspects of Clint Eastwood style westerns and classic Asian Kung Foo movies, as well as introducing a more cultivated atmosphere that is a welcome, though not necceserly 'better', change to Volume I through clever dialogue and more impressionable action scenes.
Tarantino uses clever filming techniques that really bring the audience in to the picture, the 'grave break', a scene in which the Bride is buried alive in a coffin, really stands out as a scene that transferes the claustrophobic sensation from the screen to the cinema, and the audience. A fantastic soundtrack ties in perfectly with this fantastic sequel.
Kill Bill Volume II does what it intends to do and does it well, the end a fitting finale for this fantastic duo, a tribute to classy director, Quentin Tarantino.