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Kill Bill: Volume 2

Título original: Kill Bill: Vol. 2
  • 2004
  • 16
  • 2 h 17 min
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Kung FuMartial ArtsOne-Person Army ActionActionCrimeThriller

Depois de eliminar alguns membros da banda que tentaram assassiná-la no dia do casamento, "Mamba Negra" tenta matar os outros, especialmente a Bill, seu ex-chefe, que a entregou para morrer.Depois de eliminar alguns membros da banda que tentaram assassiná-la no dia do casamento, "Mamba Negra" tenta matar os outros, especialmente a Bill, seu ex-chefe, que a entregou para morrer.Depois de eliminar alguns membros da banda que tentaram assassiná-la no dia do casamento, "Mamba Negra" tenta matar os outros, especialmente a Bill, seu ex-chefe, que a entregou para morrer.

  • Direção
    • Quentin Tarantino
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    • Quentin Tarantino
    • Uma Thurman
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    • Uma Thurman
    • David Carradine
    • Michael Madsen
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    • Direção
      • Quentin Tarantino
    • Roteiristas
      • Quentin Tarantino
      • Uma Thurman
    • Artistas
      • Uma Thurman
      • David Carradine
      • Michael Madsen
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      • 23 vitórias e 84 indicações no total

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    Uma Thurman
    Uma Thurman
    • Beatrix Kiddo aka The Bride aka Black Mamba aka Mommy
    David Carradine
    David Carradine
    • Bill aka Snake Charmer
    Michael Madsen
    Michael Madsen
    • Budd aka Sidewinder
    Daryl Hannah
    Daryl Hannah
    • Elle Driver aka California Mountain Snake
    Vivica A. Fox
    Vivica A. Fox
    • Vernita Green aka Copperhead
    Ambrosia Kelley
    Ambrosia Kelley
    • Nikki
    • (as Ambrosia Kelly)
    Michael Parks
    Michael Parks
    • Earl McGraw…
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    James Parks
    • Edgar McGraw
    Jonathan Loughran
    Jonathan Loughran
    • Trucker
    Michael Bowen
    Michael Bowen
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    Kenji Ôba
    Kenji Ôba
    • Bald Guy
    • (as Kenji Oba)
    Yoshiyuki Morishita
    Yoshiyuki Morishita
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    • (as Yoshijuki Morishita)
    Jun Kunimura
    Jun Kunimura
    • Boss Tanaka
    Gorô Daimon
    Gorô Daimon
    • Boss Honda
    • (as Goro Daimon)
    Kazuki Kitamura
    Kazuki Kitamura
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    Akaji Maro
    Akaji Maro
    • Boss Ozawah
    Shun Sugata
    Shun Sugata
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      • Quentin Tarantino
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      • Quentin Tarantino
      • Uma Thurman
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    8slokes

    The Better Half

    It's a matter of some debate which volume of Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill" is better. Let's end the argument right now: David Carradine doesn't even appear in "Volume 1." Hasn't the Academy mailed him his Best Supporting Actor Oscar already?

    In the first volume of "Kill Bill," released only a few months before "Vol. 2" in the tail end of 2003, we met Uma Thurman, one peeded-off super-assassin taking out some folks from her past one at a time, with the occasional mega-posse thrown in for interest. "Vol. 1" had a lot of blood, violence, and wisecracks, and galloped across the screen like a rap video on steroids.

    "Vol. 2" is way different. It makes sense it's a separate movie; the tone is such a departure from "Vol. 1" in two ways. One is style. Director Tarantino has fun stylistically quoting Sergio Leone and chop-fu cheapos from the late 1960s and early 1970s. Cinematic sampling is something he's good at and enjoys, but in "Vol. 2" he doesn't go as overboard as he does in "Vol. 1." He pulls back and lets the plot breathe, rather than filling every spare second with a homage-cum-parody that maybe a dozen lucky fans will get. Maybe some here wish he'd pile it on a bit more, but they have to make do with the goofy Pei Mai sequence, which is a flashback and hence not jarring in its "Vol. 1"-style comic-book treatment. Throughout "Vol. 2" the emphasis is on storytelling and character-building, which is where it should be given we are now being asked to deepen our commitment of interest to these people. "Vol. 1" is okay for what it is, but its flash and action are no match for the depth and nuance of "Vol. 2."

    This gets to the second different tonal difference between the films, which is emotional. It all comes back to the characters. They don't quite become real people here, but they get close enough to get under your skin. Admittedly, the opening part of "Vol. 2" tests the viewer's patience a bit, there's some long bits that show the director hasn't really mastered self-discipline, like with Thurman's graveyard struggle, but the meandering usually has a purpose. Tarantino is building toward something here that has its payoff when Thurman's character finally has her face-to-face showdown with Carradine's Bill.

    From that moment forward to the end, this is the best Tarantino has ever been.

    Carradine and Thurman dominate the proceedings with two of the finest performances I've seen, certainly the best Tarantino has directed, playing off the mythology we've been taught in "Vol. 1" and developing resonances with the viewer both together and apart which will surprise those expecting a casual butt-kicking affair. We finally find out what Carradine means in the first line of "Vol. 1" where he tells a whimpering victim he is being masochistic, not sadistic, and its a powerful revelation, that this sinister baddie may have a heart buried under that cold exterior. Carradine is perfect in his phrasing, his pauses, the tired glint in his eye, or the way he says "Kiddo." You can't ask for a better veteran performance. For her part, Thurman presents a brilliantly conflicted character who can not stop either hating or loving Bill, and brings us not into a world of cartoon anguish, but real human pain.

    "Kill Bill Vol. 2" is slow-moving, and needs "Vol. 1" in a way few sequels do, since it assumes you know nearly all the characters coming in. That's a weakness. So are some undeniably pointless bits, including the entire sequence with Bill's father figure, Esteban Vihaio, and some business at a bar involving Michael Madsen, who plays a former assassin now gone to seed.

    Madsen's good, though, and so's Daryl Hannah as another rather mouthy assassin, Gordon Liu as Pei Mei, and especially Perla Haney-Jardine as a girl named B.B. The nice thing with Tarantino is for every scene that strikes a bum note, there's four or five that hit the right mark, and some manage to do much more. My favorite scene involves a Mexican standoff in an L.A. hotel room between Thurman's character and an anonymous hitwoman, at once grippingly suspenseful, hilarious, and life-affirming. Still, it's the final moments of this film that will stay with you, as Bill and his former pupil work out their "unfinished business" and we are left to ponder the results of their decisions and actions.

    "Kill Bill Vol. 2" may not reach the heights of cinema to which it aspires, the level of "The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly" quoted in its score, but it's a fine film that will make most viewers glad they stuck around for the second installment. I am.
    10abacus24

    A Tarantino Masterpiece

    Over the last 40 years, I've seen a lot of movies. All types. Some great, some good and some mostly inedible; most left my breath with a sour smell. Westerns, sci-fi, comedies, dramas, etc. After seeing Kill Bill Vol I, I assumed that any sequel would pale to its predecessor. I, of course, was premature in my prediction. The movie was, by all means, a classic. I feel Taratino was really trying to make a great movie versus making money for his producers. To build his tasty sandwich, he took the lessons he learned from life as a movie maker and cleverly managed to meld some slices of meat from Sergio Leone (subtly), Akira Kurosawa (very subtly) and, I'm stretching it here, Ridley Scott, to create a great sequel to an excellent first movie. He used some great, almost forgotten actors (Daryl Hannah, Micheal Parks, and David Carradine to create a memorable meal. It was only a sandwich, but what morsel it was. I was full and wanting more. Very rare to find this type of film in our corporate world. He must wield some real power in the movie world. I don't know of anyone who has saw this movie who hasn't given it great feedback. And I know all types of viewers. My wife, who really doesn't like anything that is not overly melancholy or dripping with sentimentality, actually liked the whole movie. That in itself is an endorsement. Well done. Mr. Tarantino, you will be hard placed to match this gem.
    9Xstal

    The Vengeful Bride Part 2...

    It's a hefty price to pay, preparing for your wedding day, as your jilted lover Bill, arrives in time to maim and kill, left unconscious, comatose, muscles wasting, decompose, four years later you awaken, and you feel a little shaken, so you start to wiggle toes, then start looking for your foes, there are several scores to settle, you know how to use sharp metal.

    The Bride continues to track down her past acquaintances and leaves them under no illusion how cold her revenge can be when it comes to finding the whereabouts of the titular Bill. In the style of several classic film genres from several countries, if the pursuit of ultra-violent and vicious vendetta with serious loss of blood and body parts is your thing, then you've come to the right place. Also contains great dialogue.
    8stamper

    The Tarantino Pentathlon Part 5 - The temporary end of his return: Kill Bill Vol. 2

    The sentimental showdown

    Kill Bill Vol. 2 deserves to be another film than Kill Bill Vol. 1, not only the fact that the film would then run 4 hours + if it had been shown in one piece, but more because showing both films in one run might come across somewhat odd. The reason I'm saying this, is because Kill Bill Vol. 2 is very different in tone and feeling than was Vol. 1. The first part was more anger driven and brutal, whereas Kill Bill Vol. 2 is more about love and disappointment. Where the first part is bloody and ruthless, the second one is tender and sore. This does not mean that there is no brutality in this film, but rather that the tone of the film is totally different.

    I must admit that it took me some getting used to in the first 20 or so minutes of the film, because I'd expected the film to go on as brutally and furious as the first one finished. It didn't happen. What I got instead was a more story and character driven film, that was filled with emotion, explanations and some good and original fighting scenes.

    I have no negative comments on this film I guess. I think the acting was good to very good, with the extra kudos going to Daryl Hannah, who'd let some people to believe that she as just a tall blond who couldn't act in the last couple of years. With this film she manages to show us though, that she just has not been given the right offers. This I must say seems to be some kind of quality of Tarantino, to get ‘discarded' actors and actresses and give them an opportunity to shine once again. Speaking of Tarantino, although I do realize that with Kill Bill he was an 'hommage' to many of his influences, I just have to say that he is a great director and screenwriter. I mean, the way he directs, the music he chooses to accompany the scenes and the dialog. It's just all top notch. This does not mean that this is the best film I've ever seen, but that it is a good film, which fulfilled it's promises. I mean let us ALL be honest. Who can pull off filming a revenge movie lasting more than 4 hours without it getting dull and boring? NOBODY but Tarantino. Hell, most people can't make complete a good 90 minute flick with this amount of story.

    7,5 out of 10
    PlutonicLove

    It transcends its genre and becomes Tarantino's most thoughtful and sophisticated work

    In my brief, initial review of 'Kill Bill Vol. 1.' I made the regrettable mistake of dismissing it as exceedingly pleasing yet unsubstantial stylistic masturbation, lacking the profundity and characterizations of Tarantino's previous works. Rarely have I been happier to be proven wrong.

    What once seemed like somewhat incoherent cinematic recklessness has, after viewing the second part of Mr. Tarantino's saga, revealed itself to be wild, imaginative and brilliant filmmaking. As a whole, 'Kill Bill' is utterly unified (not despite but because of the radical shift in tone), possesses a strong, dramatic ark, and, above all, stands as quite possibly the most passionate, loving tribute to cinema I have ever seen. While part one pays homage to Brian De Palma, Dario Argento and the Shaw Brothers, part two cites, among many others, Jean-Luc Godard, Sergio Leone, and Robert Siodmark.

    But that's far from all.

    In his critical essay 'The Cinema of the Cool', Kevin Murphy suggests that Tarantino must move on and grow up to fully realize his potential as a filmmaker. In my opinion, with this piece, he has done so. Those merely seeking the blood-splattered, broken-bone action of Vol. 1 will be severely disappointed by Vol. 2, which is infinitely more thoughtful, pondering the nature of violence, both in cause and effect. While the action in the first installment was great, comic book fun, here it becomes severely unpleasant, cringe inducing, and never without consequence. If anything, it reminded me of the great Akira Kurosawa's work. Remarkable.

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    • Curiosidades
      Quentin Tarantino originally intended to only have Pai Mei's lips speaking Cantonese, while his voice would be in English, imitating a bad dub job. Tarantino was going to provide the voice himself. In the end, Tarantino abandoned this idea, and Pai Mei (Chia-Hui Liu) speaks in his own voice.
    • Erros de gravação
      When Beatrix is on the patio, after being "shot" by her daughter, she is sitting on the ground hugging her, the sword on her back disappears and reappears numerous times between shots.
    • Citações

      Bill: Pai Mei taught you the five point palm-exploding heart technique?

      The Bride: Of course he did.

      Bill: Why didn't you tell me?

      The Bride: I don't know... because I'm a bad person.

      Bill: No. 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 cunt.

    • Cenas durante ou pós-créditos
      After the credits there is an outtake with Uma Thurman.
    • Versões alternativas
      Hong Kong version differs very slightly from the US version. The only difference is that some alternate shots were used in the scene where Beatrix drives to Esteban and the scene where she finally goes to him in the village.
    • Conexões
      Edited into Kill Bill: O Inteiro Caso Sangrento (2006)
    • Trilhas sonoras
      About Her
      Written by Malcolm McLaren (as M. McLaren), W.C. Handy, Rod Argent

      Performed by Malcolm McLaren

      Courtesy of Malcolm McLaren

      Contains samples of "She's Not There"

      Written by Rod Argent

      Published by Marquis Music Co. Ltd.

      Performed by The Zombies

      Licensed courtesy of Marquis Enterprises Limited

      and of "St. Louis Blues"

      Written by W.C. Handy (as William C. Handy)

      Published by Handy Brothers Music Co., Inc., New York

      Administered by EMI Music Publishing Ltd.

      On behalf of Francis Day & Hunter

      Performed by Bessie Smith

      Original recording from the film "St. Louis Blues" in 1929

      Used with permission. All rights reserved.

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