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

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Kill Bill, Volume 2 (2004) finishes the first, but adds many new themes ANd again, it is both a satire of the action film genre while honoring it. The fight sequences are really good, as are the actors, who imply very well developed characters in very brief moments in a scene. I liked these films, but will not view them over and over again like I have others. I guess I just don't enjoy the rock em sock em ultra-viol like I did as a kid, but there also isn't any depth to hold onto here. Thus, this simply is not as good as Jackie Brown or the inimitable Pulp Fiction. Kill B is the ultimate comic book superhero killer type stuff. It has its place, but it is definitely throw away. Recommended.

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