Masterful film, the perfect conclusion to a perfect story.

Rating: 10/10 (17 April 2004)

Kill Bill: Vol 1 is my favorite film of 2003. I was blown away by the film, it was a brilliant film made by the excellent Quentin Tarantino. So obviously, I had high expectations for Volume 2. Well, I was not disappointed at all. And hey, if I don't see 10 better films this year, this will be the top of my 2004 list.
Kill Bill: Vol 2 concludes the tale of The Bride, and it does it with wonderful style. Though it seems a little different than the first film, without all the blood soaked action and multiple killings, it answers all the questions the first film raises. Now that the viewer can see both films as a whole, it is a perfect revenge story.
There are so many excellent scenes in this film. I never expected to cry at a Quentin Tarantino film, but this one did it, and it's at the most unexpected moment that I cried (during the chapter of Paula Schultz).

Quentin is a masterful director, and in this film he further proves it. He even manages to make montages acceptable and beautiful. The editing is once again extraordinary, so many great cuts.
Tarantino has made a beautiful film, and it is perhaps my favorite of his career.