Oh yeah, I think Bill needed to be Killed

Rating: 9/10 (15 September 2006)

This second installment answers my questions from the first and Part 2 is amazing. One of the things I had heard about Kill Bill Volumes 1 and 2 is that Quentin Tarrintino HAD to put this is two volumes because it was running too long. This was the time when people were sitting though such epics as "The Lord of the Rings". I don't think its about the time, I think its about the content. I would have had no problem whatsoever sitting through this as one whole film.
Our poor heroine has endured much to get to Mr. Bill and finally this brings you to the showdown between our heroine, Ms. Kiddo and Mr. Bill. What strikes you funny is that Mr. Bill is quite the calm, soft-speaking, guy. Quite the paradox for the continuing calculated things he does when they meet and she starts putting the final pieces of her life together.
Quentin Tarrintino is a bit more straightforward with this part of the film, not relying too much on the pulp fiction aspects of unfolding the film - we already saw that in part 1, but more on the final steps of revenge and getting to the last piece of the puzzle for our heroine to make that happen, Bill. It unfolds more like the traditional Martial Arts films, and ends beautifully as a homage to them.
Again, one of Tarrintino's best efforts. If you can so, watch Kill Bill as a complete work, Parts 1 and 2 in one sitting..it's worth it.