Kill Bill: Vol. 1

This film had many pros and cons. Some of the later being the overly slow pacing and ridiculous sound effects but overall it's still a classic film that everyone should watch at least once.

Excellent revenge movie.

Great visuals. Great pacing. Great score. Great cinematography. Great fight choreography. Great characters. And a classic bloody revenge story.

Uma Thurman portrays The Bride, also known as Beatrix Kiddo, and she is truly unstoppable. After waking up from a coma, she quickly decides to take revenge, slicing and dicing anyone foolish enough to cross her path. Lucy Liu plays O-Ren Ishii, who is icy and strategic, complete with an incredible anime backstory that’s a visual masterpiece. If revenge is best served cold, then Kill Bill delivers it with plenty of blood, sharp samurai swords, and a hefty dose of attitude. Well done, Tarantino. Well done.

This is one of the few Tarantino movies I don’t like which is shocking because I love strong female leads like Ripley in Alien or Sarah Conner in Terminator. Despite excellent sharp visuals, it’s boring because it’s predictable—unlike his other movies.

As a kid, I loved this movie but now I see so many flaws. The writing in this movie is mediocre with little to no voice lines for the main character. The action was AMAZING and I could tell they had a lot of fun with the anime-style cartoon they did for the main antagonist's backstory. Overall, it is an okay movie that needs more substance and an actual story to support the action. Also just as a side tangent, I've never seen a director push their fetish into a movie as much as Quentin did with this one and the 2nd Kill Bill. The amount of barefoot shots in both movies is honestly shocking and I'm convinced it's a fetish of his, and I'm not alone as even my friends thought it was weird.

One of the best Films ever made.

It was a fun watch as with any Tarantino movie.

This movie was a blend of star action and weird animation that worked well for it and it made it much more entertaining.

You can definitly tell it's a Quentin Tarantino movie. Those last 40 minutes were so bloody and brutal. Uma Thurman was born for this role. I can't wait to watch the sequel and more of Tarantino's work.