Kill Bill: Volume 2 Movie Information

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Overall Rank: 194

Average Rating: 3/4

# of Ratings: 960

Theatrical Release Date: 04/16/2004

Language: English

Genre: Drama, Action

MPAA Rating: R

Director: Quentin Tarantino

Actors: Uma Thurman, David Carradine, Daryl Hannah, Michael Madsen, Lucy Liu, Vivica A. Fox

Plot: The bride continues her vengeance against her old "tribe" as she battles her way through them one by one, in which none of them are easy.

Logan D. McCoy - wrote on 07/09/2019

While it's a more exposition laden second act, it's just as enjoyable as Vol. 1.

Matthew Brady - wrote on 08/25/2013

This movie went too western but who cares this is still a bad-ass movie

mitchellyoung - wrote on 06/02/2012

The second Kill Bill film is a perfect companion to the first. It's less action-oriented and fleshes out the themes and philosophy of the first film. When viewed in conjunction with the first film, Volume Two is a brilliant bloodbath of genre homages and themes of revenge and redemption.

preston
Director

Bill II Kills Volume I

preston - wrote on 06/10/2016

Her weapons of choice: whatever is around—a lamp, a television antennae, a skillfully crafted samurai sword even her creepy, super long man hands. Her torture endured: painful—a shotgun blast full of rock salt, years of training, being buried alive. Uma Thurman’s character (who’s name is unknown until late in the movie) dishes out as much pain as she suffers in Quinten Tarrantino’s sequel to last year’s bloodbath Kill Bill Volume I.

“Bill” II opens by filling in the gaps in Volume I’s story line. We get to see why Bill’s crew massacres Thurman and her friends on her wedding day. In Volume II we are introduced to the Bill (Kung Fu’s David Caradine) and the living members of the DiVAS (Deadly Venom Assassins Squad.)

This movie is deeper, flows better and …

memento_mori
Producer

... and consumed.

memento_mori - wrote on 08/24/2013

I personally prefer Kill Bill: Volume 2 to the first. That's awkward, because the films were intended as one giant film and were only separated into two because of the length… Well, I guess it's the better half then.

But with that said, it does also come with some faults of the first one.
I find it lingers, it doesn't have the same over-the-top self-awareness of Volume 1. There is a scene with truth serum involved, which I thought was just ridiculous, and I find the fight between The Bride and Elle Driver to go way too far. Even for Tarantino standards, that scene made me cringe.

Otherwise, it has all the goods of the first one and improves them.
The acting - which was great already - is perfected in this one. We finally see David Carradine's face and Uma Thurman shows what she …

MovieAddict
Producer

A roaring rampage of revenge!

MovieAddict - wrote on 02/23/2013

“You’re not a bad person…you’re a terrific person …you’re my favorite person but every once in a while you can be a real c**t!”

The movie begins with a flashback of the wedding rehearsal. 'The Bride' (Uma Thurman), as we learnt from Vol. 1, is on a killing spree after 'Bill' and his assassins killed her soon-to-be husband, family and friends at her wedding rehearsal. In part one she killed off Copperhead (Vivica A. Fox) and Cottontooth (Lucy Liu). Now the time has come for evil and remorseless Elle Driver aka the California Mountain Snake (Daryl Hannah) and Bill’s younger brother Budd (Michael Madsen). One question remains, will she be strong enough to kill her former boss and ex lover, Bill?

She starts off with Budd, who apparently traded his 'killer-life' for a …