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"Kill Bill"

This movie will rule.

If you haven't seen the trailer, either go to movies.yahoo.com and find it from there, or go to the official website, www.kill-bill.com

The music on that trailer is fantastic.

I got it from here:

http://www.geocities.com/aghouston/

I didn't get any pop-ups, but there was a bad word on thta page, for those at work that have their access monitored.

BUT..

They're splitting the movie into two parts!

Miramax were apparently unhappy about it being a 3hour + movie, so now it's two movies.

Not particularly happy about that.



As cool as this movie will be, Once Upon A Time in Mexico will be right up there with it. Hopefully...

I like the music in the trailer.

http://www.apple.com/trailers/miramax/ kill_bill/kill_bill_large.html

I presume you've all got broadband...

Yeah, i saw the trailer when i went to see The Matrix Reloaded.

Looks tops.

I'll agree there. Texas Bloody Money and that other one were crap. And they even have Tarantino's name on, I believe :|

Unfortunately, the sequels do not "own"

Mr Snuggly wrote:
> Kiriyama wrote:
> Really want to see this, and after watching Desperado
> again last night, Once Upon a Time in Mexico too.
>
> They Tarantino flicks too? BRB, I'll check.
>
>
> Robert Rodrigeuz, of Dusk Til Dawn fame. And... er, Spy Kids.

Dusk Til Dawn. Ah, that 0wnz.

Kiriyama wrote:
>
>
> They Tarantino flicks too? BRB, I'll check.

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Fool of a took, they're Robert Rodriguez. He did Desperado, great stuff was expected. Then he did Sky Kids.

Then he remembered how good Desperado was, and one day he had a stroke of genius and cast Johnny Depp.

Kiriyama wrote:
> Really want to see this, and after watching Desperado
> again last night, Once Upon a Time in Mexico too.
>
> They Tarantino flicks too? BRB, I'll check.


Robert Rodrigeuz, of Dusk Til Dawn fame. And... er, Spy Kids.

Hmmm. Interesting not, what's the link then? They both violent also?

Once Upon a Time in Mexico and Kill Bill both this year! Well in the Us at least, but I'm greatly anticipating the release of these 2 (or 3) films that should hopefully break the mold of all those cheesy popcorn action flicks we're getting this year.

Mr Snuggly wrote:
> It'll get an 18 certificate anyway, cutting it into two wouldn't
> remove the violence, would it?

Well yes, that's what I thought.

Apparently there's violence in it
> that'll 'make people puke in the aisles', so says Lucy Liu.
> Interesting.

Now I REALLY wanna see this film :0)

Really want to see this, and after watching Desperado
> again last night, Once Upon a Time in Mexico too.

They Tarantino flicks too? BRB, I'll check.