Kill Bill vol 2 (1 Viewer)

[Trigger189]

yeh, so what? i agree with you. But look at the original post:

Originally posted by v sia
- so much boring parts
- too much talking
- Bad fighting scenes

And that comment was said lightly in regards to the above, i wasnt acting pretentious. I don't need your respect anyway.

 

[iambored]

Originally posted by Trigger189
It's not a series.. its one movie divided into two volumes.. where have u heard about a third volume?!

lol r u serious? tonight someone told me there was a third!!

 

[Trigger189]

I dont know where it would go! But I read somewhere he's possibly planning some spin off thing as a future project with Vernita Green's daughter grown up. Not too sure about that one though.

 

[PaleReflection]

I would say volume 2 ....

If it weren't for Gogo Yubari

 

[Trigger189]

I watched it again today. even better second time round. i love this movie!

 

[johnson]

Originally posted by PaleReflection
I would say volume 2 ....

If it weren't for Gogo Yubari

i agree, there were more characters in volume 1 who were just more powerful. but i also agree with ND.. you can't really compare the two because they work together.

 

[LaZy_KoReAn]

Vol 1 for sure, more violent.

But Vol 2 wasn't bad.

Fun night, good to see Bill die.

 

[(^o^)]

Both are great.
Volume 1 focuses more on actions as volume 2 focuses more on dialogue.
I like how Tarintino cuts the movie up into chapters, it's interesting.

The Pai Mei sense is funny, I laughed so hard at that. (although they can't translate cantonese to english for crap but it doesn't matter to people who can't understand cantonese anyway haha)

 

[PaleReflection]

Yeah, it depends on what sort of mood you're in.
If you feel like some ultra-violence with no emotion then vol 1.

But in volume 2 the characters are deeper, less action, more dialogue etc... It's more dramatic, eg. the scenes with her daughter.

 

[saladsurgery]

Originally posted by johnson
i agree, there were more characters in volume 1 who were just more powerful.

whaaat? so much more character development in the second one!!! although gogo was very cool, stabbing a random japanese businessman in the chest doesn't make for a well-developed character!

 

[cyrax83]

dying to see number 2 after i just saw number one like last night

 

[SmokedSalmon]

I really liked vol 2 as well!! Unfortunately most of my friends thought it was too slow, too boring and not enough action.

Originally posted by (^o^)

The Pai Mei sense is funny, I laughed so hard at that.

ditto!

 

[RUB!X]

hard to understand is quarentino ...

 

[RUB!X]

third volume, wtf?

 

[Trigger189]

"Volume 1 diehards will inevitably feel let down, but Volume 2 is nevertheless the superior movie."
-- Matt Brunson, CREATIVE LOAFING


perfect quote.

 

[crazyhomo]

the kill bill vol.3 thing seemed more like what happens when you get newsreporters who are unable to detect sarcasm. if you read his actual comments on the possibility of a third, he is obviously joking

 

[crazyhomo]

Originally posted by ND
Well you course you can compare them, you can compare apples and oranges too, but you're not supposed to. It's like asking which is better, the 1st half of pulp fiction or the 2nd?

bad example considering pulp fiction could easily be split up into three movies

 

[crazyhomo]

Originally posted by Trigger189
"Volume 1 diehards will inevitably feel let down, but Volume 2 is nevertheless the superior movie."
-- Matt Brunson, CREATIVE LOAFING


perfect quote.

completely agree. personally, although i liked vol.1, i was ultimately disappointed. the violence was quite stylish, but just not very creative. vol.2 featured the reasons why qt is a great writer/director, his deep, complex characters, and great dialogue

 

[Lundy]

I liked them pretty much equally. Perhaps the first edging out the second, perhaps because I'm a sucker for the visual aspect of a movie rather than the narrative.

 

[Lundy]

Originally posted by v sia
- too much bs eg. when she climbed out of the grave

I don't think Tarantino was exactly aiming for realism with these movies. So yeah, the entire thing is "bs" if you think about it.