
Reviews — Kill Bill: Vol. 2
Audience write-ups from TMDB
CinemaSerf
The sequel surpasses the initial installment considerably. “The Bride” (Uma Thurman) is still pursuing retribution for the death of her fiancé and their child, yet this time around, we aren’t subjected to prolonged, sprawling battles involving numerous characters. It feels much more concentrated and personal. Her confrontation with "Sidewinder" (Michael Madsen) really pushes her limits—particularly her ability to man…
Wuchak
Quentin Tarantino’s unusual world of a super-assassin is on display in "Kill Bill Vol. 2," released in 2004, which concludes the story started by “Vol. 1” from 2003 and provides explanations for things left unclear earlier. The Bride (Uma Thurmon), once an assassin herself, is after revenge following the deaths of her fiancé and friends at a wedding rehearsal in El Paso. Her targets include dangerous criminals Budd (…

