Second part of as three plus hour movie.

Rating: 3/10 (5 March 2005)

Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) was the second half of a three hour plus movie that was directed by Quentin Tarantino (the action scenes were directed by Yuen Woo-Ping). Since nobody wanted to watch a nearly four hour grind house movie, the producers decided to split the movie in half and put all the left over footage in part two. In doing so the movie feels very bloated and the film tends to drag in many places.
The Bride is nearing the end of her long road to vengeance. With only the last two members of the DiVas hit squad left to dispatch (Daryl Hannah and Michael Madsen) complications arise during the trip. She still has certain feelings for her former mentor. Can she push them aside and finish her mission?
Extremely disappointing second half of the Kill Bill saga. Instead of continuing the total comic book carnage of the first film, Quentin Tarantino caved into pressure from the critics and made a pseudo chick flick masquerading as an action/revenge film. Whatever momentum he built whilst making the first film died on the vine in this pretentious film. Too bad because part one was actually quite good. But when this tripe hit the streets (it took forever with Q.T. constantly tinkering with the finished product) it just sat their and stunk.
Highly disappointing.