A fist full of yen.

Rating: Null/10 (16 August 2004)

Talk about fusion! Take two cultures, half a world apart, and let Quentin and Uma fold them together!
Quentin Tarantino, with this second installment and concluding volume of 'Kill Bill', proves that perhaps, his genius has no limit.
Tarantino has mastered the art of taking humorous absurdities, situations, characters and creating a definitive plot, to which a conclusion is as certain as the next full moon.
Although not a violent as the first, it's a masterpiece of the comic book like story, plus the low budget eastern action adventure film and that (almost) all takes place in the American southwest.
It's as if he carried the Kurt Vonnegut style to a more subtle, and higher plane.
No doubt his careful selection of Thurman, Carradine, Hannah, Jackson, et. al., (the Quentin crazy 88's) make this 'come alive, and breath'.
But the real master here is Tarantino.
If you like the bizarre, the cabaret of the unusual, and Tarantino then see both see the Bill's.