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Kill Bill Vol. I-

Posted by patrickU on September 1, 2009 at 15:22:48:
So I made it. After year of thinking " must I go through this, must I see blood and brutality, must I? "
After a little hesitating and a good word from my estimate friend Victor, I order it.
And I saw it right away.

First I saw KBII so I was already a bit aware of what would come to life in my living room.
Again a lot patch patchwork, a lot of Italian Kubricks, a lot, needless to say of blood spilled around.

I must say that this film did really made a strong poetic impression and I was ravish about how Tarentino did cut this picture.

How he insert the comic Strip in the film.
Excellent.

Now come the killing ballet scene, grotesque and ruining ( almost ) it all! from then on it go down the drain.
How bizarre, Like in KBII at nearly the end it come brutally naive upon you!

But once you has put that very last scenes away from your memory, it remain a little gem.