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Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003),
Director: Quentin Tarantino, rated R for
violence/language
Here comes the
bride
 Starring: Uma
Thurman, Lucy Liu, Daryl Hannah, David Carradine, Julie Dreyfus,
Chiaki Kuriyama, Michael Parks, Vivica A. Fox, Michael
Madsen, Gordon Liu, Michael Bowen
DML Rating:
★★★★★★★★★★
- perfect
"I can tell you, with no
ego, this is my finest sword. If, on your journey, should you
encounter God,
God will be cut." – Hattori Hanzo
Why watch this?
Uma Thurman is a tour de force!
Plot Summary:
A former assassin, left for dead on her wedding day, awakens
from a coma and embarks on a global quest for revenge. Seeking
to eliminate those who betrayed her, she confronts members of
the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad one by one. The first
volume culminates in a brutal showdown in Tokyo, where she faces
a prominent former colleague turned criminal underworld leader.
Dad's Preview:
I was not a huge Tarantino fan until this. Yes, it romanticizes
murderous assassins. It is violent. Too many of the characters
are beautiful. Yet, it works. This is definitely a woman's story
filled with strong ladies, all just as deadly as their male
counterparts. The fight scenes are choreographed so perfectly.
The final battle at the House of Blue Leaves restaurant
alone is worth the price of admission! I was impressed by
Chiaki Kuriyama as
femme fatale GoGo Yubari.

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