Kill Bill
Kill Bill is a two-part martial arts revenge film directed by Quentin Tarantino, released in 2003 and 2004.
The title names both the protagonist's mission—to kill a man named Bill—and the films themselves.
The phrase sometimes appears in casual speech to describe a focused, relentless pursuit of revenge or a singular goal: She's in Kill Bill mode after what they did to her.
- swordsmanshipSkill with bladed weapons
- martial artsCodified fighting systems
- kung fuChinese martial discipline
- cinematographyMotion picture visual craft
- motherhoodState of being a female parent
screenplay · vengeance · revenge · revenge fantasy · hand-to-hand combat · betrayal · duels · loyalty · samurai sword · Japanese cinema · non-linear storytelling · anime · soundtrack · film score · redemption · weaponry · blood splatter · justice
- Miramax FilmsPulp Fiction, Good Will Hunting, Shakespeare in Love, The English Patient, The Crying Game
- TarantinoPulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Django Unchained, Inglourious Basterds, Jackie Brown
- 2003 FilmsFinding Nemo, Pirates of the Caribbean, The Matrix Reloaded, Bruce Almighty, Bad Boys II
- martial arts filmskung fu, karate, ninja, samurai, wuxia
- 2003Iraq War, SARS, MySpace, LinkedIn, Skype
- action filmschase scene, car chase, explosion, stunt, shootout
Kill BillMy Neighbor Totoro
Paterson · Before Sunrise · Moonlight · Driving Miss Daisy · A Quiet Place
Kill BillLes Misérables
The Mission · Gran Torino · The Shawshank Redemption · Philomena · redemption story
Kill BillReservoir Dogs
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