Ahnk Reviews Kill Bill Volume One
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Ahnk Reviews: Kill Bill Volume One
Quentin Tarantino is a violent man. Perhaps he was beaten as a child. A favorite target of the school bully. His dad may have been an alcoholic. The cause is unknown and irrelevant to the casual observer. Still, it is pointed to mention that Kill Bill is the most violent movies that Disney has ever released. In fact, it is one of the most violent movies in the past decade, and likely one of the most violent movies ever released in North America. That said, if you are squeamish, Kill Bill will not be your movie. But if you are not opposed to swordplay, then allow me to sum the movie up by saying that the last time violence was so masterfully directed and presented in such a riveting fashion was American History X. And if that isn’t saying something, I don’t know what is.
In any case, I felt it fitting that one of the most violent movies in recent memory would be reviewed by TRF’s most dangerous man.
To read the remainder of the review, please click the link below.
Be warned, however, that the review contains spoilers.
http://therebelfaction.com/forums/showthread.php?p=59413#post59413
Quentin Tarantino is a violent man. Perhaps he was beaten as a child. A favorite target of the school bully. His dad may have been an alcoholic. The cause is unknown and irrelevant to the casual observer. Still, it is pointed to mention that Kill Bill is the most violent movies that Disney has ever released. In fact, it is one of the most violent movies in the past decade, and likely one of the most violent movies ever released in North America. That said, if you are squeamish, Kill Bill will not be your movie. But if you are not opposed to swordplay, then allow me to sum the movie up by saying that the last time violence was so masterfully directed and presented in such a riveting fashion was American History X. And if that isn’t saying something, I don’t know what is.
In any case, I felt it fitting that one of the most violent movies in recent memory would be reviewed by TRF’s most dangerous man.
To read the remainder of the review, please click the link below.
Be warned, however, that the review contains spoilers.
http://therebelfaction.com/forums/showthread.php?p=59413#post59413