Kill Bill, Volume 2 (2004) review on movielords.com

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Kill Bill, Volume 2 (2004) David Carridine for Best Supporting Actor! Now, I very rarely agree with the academy. I think David Carridine deserved an Oscar nod (not necessarily the award itself, but a nod) for his portrayal of Bill in "Kill Bill vol 2". He created the character perfectly. He had great dialogue, compliments of Quentin, and he knew exactly what to do with it. You feel for him, you get excited when he's on screen. He was, in a word, excellent. As for everyone else...Uma is great as always. I'll admit Darryl Hannah is a bit over-the-top, but I think it works. Micheal Madsen makes you feel kind of sorry for Budd...he was the only one who seemed to show real remorse (anyone else notice he bears an odd resemblance to Robert Rodriguez, who is from Terantino's home planet?).

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