Kill Bill DVD Release Date

Does Q.T. check this site? Is that really him above? I found this site accidentally looking for when Kill Bill would be out on DVD. A post above that said it was by Tarantino got my attention. Well, if Q.T. does check this site, I would like him to know several things. First, I really enjoyed Kill Bill, it was not too violent, and the MPAA can be a burden, to put it nicely. I wish Kill Bill had some other hand-to-hand combat (without mostly swords, with exception to the killer opening) and I wish the sword fight with Lucy Liu at the end were more competitive, like more fighting. It paused so much for dialogue, thus taking away from its strategic choreography (fighting) and being a pretty short fight, competition is always good, especially in the end, even though the end is pt: 2, respectfully speaking. Other than that however, QT seems to have had lots of fun on the set, probably improvising shots and ideas like crazy. The movie seems to have tons of little cool things added, very creative and cool, especially the lighting, colors, and choice of environments. My friend saw him working on a script in LA, it may have been Kill Bill or his next film, this was some time ago in 2003. On a different note, I would like to work with Tarantino in the future. My major is directing, writing, and music. I went to the NY film Academy back in 98 and my image and acting speaks for itself. I absolutely love non-commercial, (meaning original, not clique or for the purpose money only) films. (Films made with heart, a love for creating movies, not being general and generic to just make money) I really enjoy and look forward to making powerful, intense, original films. Several favorites of what I consider non-commercial are Strange Days, Fight Club, The Matrix, Natural Born Killers, Goodfellas, Brave Heart, True Romance, Boondock Saints, and Pulp Fiction was very good although I enjoyed Kill Bill more for its eye-candy and style. (Other QT films are individual, hence non-commercial, although everything is “commercial” in the sense of being publicly shown and distributed; I just wanted to clarify the usage of the word. I believe Q.T. would find some of my work and ideas very impressive, innovative, original, and very powerful. I am certain my work is impressive and over-the-top. I have created several complete outlines I wish to turn into screenplays and maybe stories. I will not go into detail over the Internet. This idea’s are absolutely awesome and will raise the bar from what has been done before in genres such as drama, action, sci-fi, thriller, and even horror. I would like to sit down with Q.T. in a year or two, go to a resturant and have a conversation. He is an artist like myself, of course an extremely popular one, but I am an optimist who believes anything is possible. I believe he loves creating, writing, and directing movies more than anything in the world. Not to sound kiss-ass though, I did not like Jackie Brown, it was so slow and bored me to death, but that is just my feelings, and I am glad to see Q.T. back 6 years later with a two-half sega bound to be loved and hated by millions of people for eternity. Q.T., like Scorsese’s earlier work, is individual. I believe they become the movie they create. I can see this by their attention to detail, originality, and their film characters. It’s nice to know that Tarantino hasn’t lost his edge after all these years of silence. I am looking forward to his future works, and if this man can get in touch with my e-mail address I filled in when asked to post, I would be honored to communicate with him pending on his convenience.
Thank you
Sincerely,
Jon Cocco: Age 23, film student from NY, NJ. Creator of first dark comedy album ever created, which MP3 removed due to controversial elements titled, “Freedom of Speech, F. the People.” I love movies and music because they are art where one can show reflection of self.
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