Kill Bill

[Flock of Moosen]

Nah, not here. For me this is definitely a rent or order when it's available On Demand.

[SO]

I saw this tonight. It is quite good. If you're expecting another mindless action flick, you'll be pleasantly surprised. Sure it's not the deepest movie, but it did have a decent plot, was well acted (Sonny Chiba was particularly good), and well directed. Not on the same level as Pulp Fiction or Reservoir dogs, but definitely a few notches above typical Hollywood action dreck. I'd recommend it.

[Subzero316]

Kill Bill Vol. 2 will come out on February 20th 2004.


I saw the movie and i thought it was very good, talk about a bloody movie. if anyone is thinking of going to see it you should check it out you'll enjoy it.

[BITENY]

Originally posted by Subzero316
Kill Bill Vol. 2 will come out on February 20th 2004.

That's my birthday!!!!

[Subzero316]

Originally posted by BITENY
That's my birthday!!!!

No kiddin' happy early birthday BITENY.

[Subzero316]

Tarantino Makes a Killing at Box Office

LOS ANGELES (AP) - It was payback time for Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman at the box office as their vengeance saga ``Kill Bill - Vol. 1'' opened in first place with $22.7 million, according to studio estimates Sunday.

The opening installment of ``Kill Bill,'' director Tarantino's first film since 1997's ``Jackie Brown,'' did well enough to encourage distributor Miramax over prospects for ``Vol. 2,'' due in theaters next February.

Tarantino and Miramax chose to chop ``Kill Bill,'' a martial-arts epic with a three-hour running time, into two parts rather than dish it out to audiences in one big gulp.

Exit polls indicated 90 percent of the audience the first weekend wants to see ``Kill Bill - Vol. 2,'' said Rick Sands, Miramax chief operating officer.

``The gamble paid off,'' Sands said. ``We think it was a smart decision to split the movie.''

``Kill Bill,'' whose two parts cost a total of $65 million to make, also will be released to home video and pay television in two installments, giving Miramax a double revenue stream in those markets, Sands said.

An R-rated film awash in comic carnage including bloody maimings and beheadings, ``Kill Bill'' stars Thurman as a former assassin out for revenge against her old employer and his team of killers for hire.

While far from a blockbuster debut, ``Kill Bill'' delivered solidly at the box office for a genre picture steeped in violence, said Paul Dergarabedian, president of box-office tracker Exhibitor Relations.

```Kill Bill' is a very specialized film. It appeals to an important segment of the audience, but kind of a limited audience,'' Dergarabedian said. ``Grandma does not want to see `Kill Bill.'''

Estimated ticket sales for Friday through Sunday at North American theaters, according to Exhibitor Relations Co. Inc. Final figures will be released Monday.

1. ``Kill Bill - Vol. 1,'' $22.7 million.


2. ``The School of Rock,'' $15.4 million.


3. ``Intolerable Cruelty,'' $13.1 million.


4. ``Good Boy!'', $13 million.


5. ``Out of Time,'' $8.6 million.


6. ``House of the Dead,'' $5.5 million.


7. ``The Rundown,'' $5.3 million.


8. ``Under the Tuscan Sun,'' $4.8 million.


9. ``Secondhand Lions,'' $3.3 million.


10. ``Lost in Translation,'' $2.9 million.

[BITENY]

Originally posted by Subzero316

Originally posted by BITENY
That's my birthday!!!!

No kiddin' happy early birthday BITENY.

Tee hee...... Thanks Sub :grin2:

[Noellevious]

I liked it.

I just thought the blood spurting got to be a little out of control.

[madmick]

A wonderful film for the whole family. Two thumbs up.

Boy, does Uma have big nostrils. I hope the second one has a little bit more violence. This one was a little tame.

[Black Lazerus]

saw it on sat. great movie it touched on so many movies.