Bill kills her fiancé and friends, then shoots Beatrix in the head, unaware she is pregnant with his child. Beatrix falls into a coma, and Elle Driver attempts to kill her, but Bill stops her ...

Eyepatches are a well-worn character design trope in movies and TV, with some of them using them to great effect for character development and growth.

It pulls off a barrage of cool narrative tricks that amuse on a surface level, then drill into and confuse our lizard brains — like having one character we love kill another, in a way that ...

Uma Thurman’s heroine, The Bride, aka Beatrix Kiddo, even wears a yellow jumpsuit modeled on Bruce Lee’s in Game of Death. Vol. 2 has some of Tarantino’s most showstopping moments, including The Bride ...

Kill Bill follows a woman known only as The Bride ( Uma Thurman) on a singular mission to accomplish the feat the title ...

Kill Bill (as a collective whole) is one of my favorite films. The action-packed shenanigans of Volume 1 paired with the poignance and character ... as many stylized fight scenes as the first.

the music becomes an essential character in its own right. Overall, Kill Bill: Volume 1 is a daring and unforgettable achievement. The film blends revenge, artistry, and pure cinematic joy.

Arizona Senate Bill aims to prevent citizens from challenging city council zoning decisions through public vote. Supporters, including Axon CEO, argue it safeguards economic development from ...

Lucy Liu’s Kill Bill character, O-Ren Ishii, was a reference. “I’m imagining the whole cast as assassins in this empowered way,” Rothschild said. The collection showed a clear evolution of ...