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	Carlos deVillalvilla reviews
		Tarrantino's jumping around in time makes sense; the first name on the list, Cottonmouth - otherwise known as O-Ren Ishii, is the more spectacular and difficult "hit" of the two presented here, and makes a far more fitting finale for this volumne than would the second, which is almost anti-climactic.
		Tarrantino also divides the movie into chapters, with each in a different genre; from the Samurai style (the swordmaking sequence) to anime (the Lucy Liu backstory), blaxploitation (the Vivica Fox sequence) and a good, old-fashioned Hong Kong swordfight (The House of the Blue Leaves sequence).
		One of the calculated risks Tarrantino took when he agreed to splice his film in two is that some may wind up liking the first volume only after seeing the second, and some may wind up confused or overwhelmed enough by the first to completely skip the second.
	triviana.com /film/kfilm/killbill.htm (886 words)

	Pulp Fiction trivia
		Quentin Tarantino must have had a childhood bully by the name of Marvin. In this movie the fl guy who gets shot in the face is named Marvin. In Reservoir Dogs, Marvin is the name of the cop Mr.
		Quentin Tarantino originally wanted to cast himself as Lance (Vincent's drug dealer), but eventually cast himself as Jimmie because he wanted to be strictly behind the camera during the scene of Mia's drug overdose.
		Quentin Tarantino said this was because when Tim Roth puts the gun to his head and says "Are you gonna be a hero?", the manager only says "No, I'm just a Coffee Shop-" before Tim Roth cuts him off and starts yelling again.
	www.moviemistakes.com /film1025/trivia (886 words)

	The Mountain Times - Movies (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		While I disagree with director Quentin Tarrantino’s decision to release his violent opus Kill Bill in two separate segments, it is impossible to deny the power and sheer entertainment value of either of those two segments, together or apart.
		Tarrantino’s new film, like his previous four, is over the top in both character depiction and action.
		By releasing the movie as two segments, Tarrantino gets to double dip at the box office, video store and release two separate soundtrack albums filled with his favorite musical cheese from the 60s and 70s.
	www.mountaintimes.com /movies/reviews/killbill2.php3 (709 words)

	Rotten Tomatoes: The Vine: Movies, Raves and Reviews
		Tarrantino seems to be quite the fan of, according to his own braggart testimony.
		Maybe its his Dyslexic backward nature, maybe because trash is the valued commodity where he came from in Hicksville (Knoxville, Tennessee) that seems to breed other well known forms of JackAsses with money to spend, who offer their contribution to cinema like some cheap graffiti on beautiful canvases.
		Tarrantino to the proverbial biblical rabid dog with a bell around its neck, where others view him as a disposable menace while he mistakenly thinks of himself as something less than a parasite — to take without giving back — to deface and irritate — like a dog that is better quarantined.
	www.rottentomatoes.com /vine/journal_view.php?journalid=270182 (510 words)

	movierev3.htm (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Welcome to the twisted disturbing world of Quentin Tarrantino where after one of the best fight sequences I've ever seen on film your breath is taken away by the intrusion of a real life element and then jerked back into genre mode so fast you barely have time to think about what you just saw.
		But the genius of Tarrantino is his originality no matter what his detractors say.
		Tarrantino is familiar enough in the genre worlds he trades in to borrow but he’s also smart enough to know that many of those films, as dynamic and visual as they are, lack many of the other things that would elevate them to being great movies.
	www.imaginedat.net /movierev3.htm (2644 words)

	MRC FilmFinder-Full Record: Kill Bill: Volume 1
		Tarrantino also pays homage to Sonny Chiba, casting him as a retired master sword craftsman and the man who trained Bill.
		Known for his fondness of irony, Tarrantino cast David Carradine in the title role of Bill, the ruthless and brutal leader of the Deadly Viper Assassin Squad, a role very unlike the character he is best known for from the Kung Fu series of the 70’s; a Shaolin Monk on the lamb.
		Tarrantino has written other screenplays with strong female lead characters, but only one other has made it to the screen, “True Romance,” directed by Tony Scott.
	www.lib.unc.edu /house/mrc/films/full.php?film_id=10463 (331 words)

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		He used the early part of the decade to define a kind of film that is true to his style.
		1994 brought Quentin Tarantino to the forefront of a movement he was creating.
		Quentin told me I was gonna be a bellhop in his next picture.
	www.mediajonez.com /film/quentin915.html (1315 words)

	Crime Spree: The Quentin Tarantino Fanlisting (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		Welcome to Crime Spree, the official fanlisting for Quentin Tarantino, director, producer, screenwriter and actor.
		Quentin Tarantino came to acclaim with the release of Reservoir Dogs in 1991, a film he both wrote and directed.
		Tarantino will be there to showcase 30s films and some cult films from his personal collection.
	www.too-manic.net /quentin (299 words)

	The Machine's Still On
		Yeah, some swordplay was going to be necessary, but I understood the world the characters lived in and wanted to, obviously, the plot to reach a full-fledged fruition but also to be given a deeper look into the mythology of the characters.
		What seems clear to me is that Tarrantino is one of the best character developers in cinema.
		So, how Tarrantino approaches some scenes is, in some sense, dependent upon how the actors control their characters.
	blog.robotsfighting.com /archive/2004_04_18_archive.html (568 words)

	Moovees.com - Movie Reviews, Trailers & News
		Nevermind my reservations about one film being split into two separate films, it really is an inventive and eye-grabbing poster.
		I can't help but smile at the tagline of "Here comes the Bride" - referring to Uma Thurman's character who goes by "The Bride" after almost being killed on her wedding day.
		The mixture of the wedding-gown sleeve and a samurai sword is very clever, and seems quite appropriate for a Tarrantino film (very offbeat and different, as usual).
	www.moovees.com /2003/08/poster-watch.html (846 words)

	Kill Bill Vol. 1 Review Movie Review Film Kill Bill Vol. 1: Uma Thurman, David Carradine, Sonny Chiba, Lucy Liu, Vivica ...
		Nearly six years after Quentin Tarantino's last movie (the unorganized "Jackie Brown"), it was as if the brilliantly sadistic and demented director has vanished off of the Earth.
		The movie is Tarrantino's homage to the martial arts movies of the 1970s, Japanese anime and the Italian spaghetti westerns of the 1960s.
		Quentin Tarrantino is one of the top ten most brilliant people alive, and his way of thinking and producing these great movies is simply astonishing.
	www.movieeye.com /reviews/read_movie_review/1757.html (1086 words)

	True Romance Movie Review
		As one might expect from that pairing, this is no tea party; it's a violent, high energy thrill ride filled with quirk characters usually engaged in shooting, getting shot at, beating the hell out of someone, or getting the hell beat out of them.
		With the intensity of Tarrantino's material, a subtler touch is required.
		Tarrantino knows how to deliver action and sharply drawn characters which keep the viewer engaged.
	www.killermovies.com /t/trueromance/reviews/12h.html (807 words)

	Quentin Tarantino
		· News of the Tarantino Age - Quentin Tarantino in the news
		· The Originality Debate - A debate that took place on the Quentin Tarantino Mailing list about the Originality or lack thereof in Q's films.
		New York Times Interview - An interview with Quentin Tarantino from the New York Times.
	www.godamongdirectors.com /tarantino/index.shtml (439 words)

	Quentin Tarrantino
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	[KFCC] Lady Snowblood Review
		Quentin Tarrantino and I figured if it was good enough for Lady Snowblood, then it was good enough for us.
		Tarrantino has “borrowed” many of the finer points from yet another Asian cinema classic in order to crank out his latest blockbuster, Kill Bill.
		If imitation is the sincerest form of flattery, then Tarrantino has erected a golden shrine in honor of Lady Snowblood.
	www.kfccinema.com /reviews/swordplay/ladysnowblood/ladysnowblood.html (802 words)

	Quentin Tarrantino Cartoons
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	www.cartoonstock.co.uk /directory/q/quentin_tarrantino.asp (122 words)

	ToxicUniverse.com - Isaac Julien - 2002 - Baadasssss Cinema Movies Review
		The most oddly dressed and most fatuously enthusiastic of the talking heads is Quentin Tarrantino.
		Tarrantino's 1997 homage Jackie Brown (with Pam Grier in the title role resonating with earlier triumphs such as Foxy Brown) comes in for criticism (from Armond White) for overuse of the n-word.
		When I saw Baadasssss Cinema on IFC, it was followed by Superfly, which disproved White's contention about the restraint with which it was used in the 70s blaxploitation movies.
	www.culturedose.net /review.php?rid=10003810 (487 words)

	Interview with Elmore Leonard
		Quentin Tarrantino has picked up four of your books to make into movies.
		I've heard that Quentin Tarrantino was influenced by your work.
		Rio Lobo is one of Tarrantino's favorite pictures, and you would think that I was acknowledging Tarrantino by having Travolta say "It's Rio Lobo," but it's in the book and I wrote the book in 1989.
	www.murderdog.com /archives/goodoldinterviews/ElmoreLeonard.html (3633 words)

	Quentin Tarrantino Presents "Hero" (or Ying Xiong) :: MarkTAW.com
		The only way they would agree to show the movie in it's entirety is if Quentin Tarrantino allowed his name to be attached to it.
		Interestingly, Quentin Tarrantino's name isn't completely wasted on this movie.
		This movie is told through a series of flashbacks, starting at the end and working it's way through time to get back to the present moment...
	www.marktaw.com /reviews/Hero.html (574 words)

	eclecticism: Kill Bill, Vol. 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		There's also a very bitter, sorrowful tone to the film that is easy to overlook during the fights and general carnage, but is very present, and very important to the tone.
		Gratuitous in the most passionate, brutal and aesthetically exacting way, this first half of Quentin Tarantino's blood-drenched mash note to the eclectic, disreputable genres he grooved on as a kid is a remarkably pure orchestration of imagery and attitude.
		The content of those magnificently moving pictures is whatever the opposite of pure might be: an endless orgy of degradation, dismemberment, cruelty and bile.
	www.michaelhanscom.com /eclecticism/2003/10/kill_bill_vol_1.html (693 words)

	eclecticism: Kill Bill (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I'd seen the first half already when it was in the theaters, but Prairie hadn't, and it was quite fun to watch them both back-to-back.
		After watching Kill Bill, I don't think Tarantino could film someone getting a paper cut without attaching a spurting jet of blood to it (which, to me at least, is a fairly amusing mental image).
		Apparently there is — Tarrantino is planning on a third part to the Kill Bill saga.
	www.michaelhanscom.com /eclecticism/2004/05/kill_bill.html (969 words)

	Homeview Reviews may 2004 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		I'll reiterate: a great cast, terrific cinematography and soundtrack and memorable set pieces add up to a riotous and tongue in cheek action film that recalls the cheesy kung fu films of Tarrantino's youth.
		However while there is a great deal to be enjoyed in KB vol.1 the film is lacking in two major areas: firstly while the decision to divide the film in half may have made economic sense to the distributors, there's no way of escaping the fact that you're only watching half a movie.
		In a post-modern, meta-textual world there's nothing wrong with this as our escapism perhaps needs to be specifically labled as such particularily in a post-911 world where we have to be assured that fictional ultra-violence is noticably seperate from other works of 'realism' that may now seem unpalatable.
	www.homeviewvideo.co.uk /reviews/latest/may/may04.html (317 words)

	Kill Bill - The Next Level Forum
		I've been excited about Kill Bill, a martial arts film that is being directed by Quentin Tarrantino, for quite some time.
		Hard to believe Tarrantino's considered such a big-shot director and this is only his 4th film.
		Its Quentin's homage to Kung-Fu and Exploitation films of the late 70s and early 80s.
	www.the-nextlevel.com /board/showthread.php?t=13352 (1279 words)

	The Next Level Forum - New Info and Screens from Kill Bill
		I mean, that is ok for an action movie, but that is the number one reason for watching a movie by Quentin Tarrantino, the fantastic dialogue.
		Quentin is a mastermind and will definitely make a good product.
		Granted, they're all hotties, but I don't consider either one of them box-office draws (a Tarantino film is seen because it's by Tarantino, not because of who's in it), and I certainly don't consider them martial artists.
	www.the-nextlevel.com /board/printthread.php?t=9013 (797 words)

	The Comment - Inside the Jackal's Den
		Ever since his first feature film "Reservoir Dogs," director Quentin Tarrantino has become the touchstone of coolness.
		In his latest, "Kill Bill: Volume One," Tarrantino continues his whacked-out tradition with a fast-paced, entertaining ride.
		Uma Thurman stars as a former assassin who, on her wedding, is shot and presumed dead by just about everyone, including her assailants (who just so happen to be the people she used to work for).
	www.bsccomment.com /home/index.cfm?event=displayArticlePrinterFriendly&uStory_id=56f9da6d-c45c-4f53-883b-c25dd620ef75 (611 words)

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		When Robert Rodriguez (El Mariachi) and Quentin Tarrantino (Pulp Fiction) were making From Dusk Till Dawn, their Vampire/Crime flick, they allowed Sarah Kelly to film this documentary behind the scenes.
		Harvey Keitel is strangely absent for most of the film; showing up only for two minutes toward the end, but then he is known for declining interviews and not hyping his own work.
		The union was unhappy that Rodriguez and Tarrantino had chosen to use on non-union crew on this low budget exploitation movie, and threatened a strike.
	www.epinions.com /content_20662357636 (579 words)

	CYGNUS ENSEMBLE: LOVE, DEATH, GUITAR
		The premise of Love, Death, Guitar begins with the easy assertion that the guitar, among all musical instruments, is most associated with love and death (by which I intend the more loaded terms, Eros and Thanatos), and continues with the further observation that plucked strings can be found playing this role all over the world.
		We will try to show that these senses of love and death are still ubiquitous, and even coming to the fore here in the U.S. in works such as the HBO series, Six Feet Under, and in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill movies.
		The success of the project hinges on the claritiy of the connections made between European, Asian, Middle-eastern, and American (and other) examples, and between older strains and more recent strains as well as contemporary strains of Eros and Thanatos--the kinship of Dowland and Britten, for example.
	www.cygnusensemble.com /ldg.html (586 words)

	Kill Bill- Volume 1 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		apparently Quentin Tarrantino is an old-fashioned fan-boy who happens to be a director, because it shows; the opening has the original Shaw-brothers movie intro, followed by a quote credited as "Old Klingon Proverb".
		Too many good stars to name, an anime-sequence for one character's back-story, a massive fight scene that reads like an anime scene brought to flesh, enough loose body parts to stitch together a whole new crowd of people, and a plot of revenge told in a typical Tarrantino Pulp Fiction style of out-of-temporal sequence chapters.
		Even the fact of this being a part one shows some class; rather then chop of his film to fit into a time slot, Tarrantino broke it up into two films to preserve it's story-telling integrity.
	members.tripod.com /~dr-strange/killbill1.html (193 words)

	tarrantino CSI - DesignersTalk
		Quentin Tarrantino is guest directing the series-finale last 2 episodes of CSI tonight..
		Quentin Tarantino belongs in the "fuck off" thread.
		Kill Bill was ok. I like Tarrantino, but I've seen enough crime detective tv shows for one lifetime.
	www.designerstalk.com /forums/showthread.php?t=9921 (387 words)

	Quentin tarrantino - Reviews on From Dusk Till Dawn Look at tests, reports and read (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-20)
		There's an hour-long Quentin Tarrantino interview recorded for the Charlie Rose show, where the film's director discusses his work, his history and his key
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		Perhaps the biggest problem with Kill Bill is how smug and proud of it Quentin Tarrantino is. I mean, how proud of your "fourth film" do you have to be to
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