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I've seen the first one and thought so little of it, I didn't bother with the second one. It just didn't do anything for me. I guess I didn't "get it" and I've never understood violence just for violence's sake.
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I've seen the first one and thought so little of it, I didn't bother with the second one. It just didn't do anything for me. I guess I didn't "get it" and I've never understood violence just for violence's sake. I've enjoyed several of Tarantino's movies, where the violence was integral to the plot, but for me Kill Bill didn't have a plot, so I couldn't get into it at all.
I'm also not an Uma Thurman fan at all. I always think she knows she's on film and thinks she's giving everybody hard ons and I don't find her attractive in the least. "Oh, I'm SOOOOO sexy." Meh.
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The second volume is an entirely different movie. Yes, violence, but not for violence's sake. The dialogue and characters are far more interesting.
I find myself only enjoying Uma Thurman when she works with Tarantino. She really seems to step up to the acting plate in the second film.