Pope's fart isn't necessarily holy

Rating: 5/10 (28 April 2004)

Who reads the backgrounds knows that the script wanted bill to kill the wedding guests. It was the minute before taking the scene that Tarantino decided to have Bills contract killers it done... to me it explains why I couldn't figure the logic behind it. Neither did I find one behind the fact that this supposed world class killer Kiddo EVERY time is fooled by her victims and only by one chance or another survives...
Which completes the picture: Urma may confuse the hormones of many men, mine she doesn't. Thats why I could concentrate on the film and what I saw was an urban woman in her twenties that did not know how to handle a sword nor had the charisma that matches a determined killer. (A minimum requirement even for an absurd plot, I would say).
What some other pictures of Tarantino have and the reason why I will repeat them to watch till my end of days are the charismatic characters in it. Without exception, you have to love them, the good, the bad as well as the ugly. In Kill Bill? Marginally the sheriff, Budd and ...more just don't come to my mind... There was no spell and some nice shots or funny details (the best: the dead body in the coffin has his hand risen so a rabbit head-shadow is casted on the lid) didn't keep me awake.
Disappointing how money and/or fame (or whatever) have made Tarantino's mind lazy. The story was uninspired, totally profane; a woman has left her friend. He is a killer and reacts freaky. End. LOL! Just silly.
As other precedent critics wrote, in 5 years, people remind this piece as they will Roger Rabbit or Wayne's World: something new but nothing to watch ever again.