Carla Hunt writes:
>went and saw kill bill sat. night. it, uhmmm, was interesting. i'd
>never seen a quinten tarantino movie. i don't think i will
>again... although i DO want to see what happens with the second part
>- they totally left the movie with a huge cliff-hanger - to be
>continued in part 2.
Actually, Lisa doesn't really think it needs a sequel.
For the most part, I don't either -- it does everything it's supposed
to do; it's going to be excessively hard for the sequel not to just
repeat what KB does.
Of course, I'll see it anyway.
>to be. i mean, the movie payback was violent but managed to be
>pretty funny.
It was amazingly funny. But like most of Tarantino's work, it's also
extremely meta -- more about what it's trying to do than the actual
plot or effect.
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