Kill Bill .....!!!
11 February 2003, 11:55 PM
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Stevo
You havn't got a clue mate, It's fukin brilliant!
Tell us what you didn't like?
PS
The closing line, when Bill say's what he says is the best piece of cliff hanger dialogue since "The Empire Strikes Back"
[Edited by PALATINE - 11/3/2003 12:03:46 AM]
You havn't got a clue mate, It's fukin brilliant!
Tell us what you didn't like?
PS
The closing line, when Bill say's what he says is the best piece of cliff hanger dialogue since "The Empire Strikes Back"
[Edited by PALATINE - 11/3/2003 12:03:46 AM]
02 November 2003, 05:11 PM
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Kill Bill ...
More like " Kill The Feckin' Production Company Who Thought This Was A Good Film !!"
WHAT A HUGE LOAD OF S***!!
What was the budget ? £100 ?
......( zipping up flame suit )
More like " Kill The Feckin' Production Company Who Thought This Was A Good Film !!"
WHAT A HUGE LOAD OF S***!!
What was the budget ? £100 ?
......( zipping up flame suit )
02 November 2003, 06:13 PM
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IMHO - brilliant film - stylish, well shot, well choreographed, good plot, great characters, black humour and a well told story
Enjoyed every second of it!
Neil
Enjoyed every second of it!
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02 November 2003, 11:16 PM
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Just been to see it and liked it a lot.
It's a film buff's film brought to the masses IMO.
Strangely enough, my female company seemed to enjoy the film as much as I did - bonus!
It's a film buff's film brought to the masses IMO.
Strangely enough, my female company seemed to enjoy the film as much as I did - bonus!
03 November 2003, 09:54 AM
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Looks like you're a bit of a minority here Stevo.
I went along with low expectations and 'kin loved it, more surprising so did my wife.
We want to see the other 3 now and can't wait for vol II
I went along with low expectations and 'kin loved it, more surprising so did my wife.
We want to see the other 3 now and can't wait for vol II
03 November 2003, 10:31 AM
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Hmmm
Can see why people liked it - very slick - but a bit slow and drawn out to get it to 'two episodes' - the cartoon scene was very bizarre!!
Liked it - but as the film was just getting started it ended
Overall Kill Bill is better than most and well worth watching - cinematographry is excellent as is the soundtrack
I wouldnt rate it in my all time bests though............ (preffered Pulp Fiction, but it was far better than his other 2 - Jackie Brown and Reservior - and I love violent movies
Now if someone had said that Reservoir was on a £100 budget then maybe............... but not Kill Bill
Can see why people liked it - very slick - but a bit slow and drawn out to get it to 'two episodes' - the cartoon scene was very bizarre!!
Liked it - but as the film was just getting started it ended
Overall Kill Bill is better than most and well worth watching - cinematographry is excellent as is the soundtrack
I wouldnt rate it in my all time bests though............ (preffered Pulp Fiction, but it was far better than his other 2 - Jackie Brown and Reservior - and I love violent movies
Now if someone had said that Reservoir was on a £100 budget then maybe............... but not Kill Bill
03 November 2003, 10:36 AM
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IT's a strange one alright....I came out of the cinema thinking it was ok, but everyone who told me about it though it was the best thing ever.
I have recently been telling other people about it and find myself raving more and more about how good it was, although I distinctly remember thinking it average.
I think a second viewing is on order, which is ideal as I have a DVD copy woohoo
p.s. I have paid to see the film in the cinema and will buy the original DVD when it comes out before you all get the copyright police onto me
I have recently been telling other people about it and find myself raving more and more about how good it was, although I distinctly remember thinking it average.
I think a second viewing is on order, which is ideal as I have a DVD copy woohoo
p.s. I have paid to see the film in the cinema and will buy the original DVD when it comes out before you all get the copyright police onto me
03 November 2003, 10:37 AM
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fantastic film, met all my expectations as im realy into old kung fu films which this drew very strongly from. also my girlfriend who hates gore and thought she would hate this film absolutely loved it
03 November 2003, 10:48 AM
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I enjoyed it but my bf thought it was too gratuitously violent.
Whilst I could see his point, the violence didn't bother me because it was too "cartoon style" to take seriously.
The part I found funniest was when the little girl arrived home during the knife fight and, with both women breathing hard and bleeding, standing in the wreckage of a room, her mother told her, "this is one of mommy's friends who mommy hasn't seen in a long time"!
Whilst I could see his point, the violence didn't bother me because it was too "cartoon style" to take seriously.
The part I found funniest was when the little girl arrived home during the knife fight and, with both women breathing hard and bleeding, standing in the wreckage of a room, her mother told her, "this is one of mommy's friends who mommy hasn't seen in a long time"!
03 November 2003, 11:08 AM
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What about his other films "True Romance" and "From Dusk 'til Dawn"?
Simon.
03 November 2003, 11:10 AM
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Well I was put off by the trailer and thought I wont bother going to see that. But everybody I speak to says its brilliant which is rather unusual in this day and age. So will have to go see it this weekend I think.
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