Kill Bill V1 DVD Released Today!
Davis DVD also has some insight into the eventual reunited movie on DVD.
Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has some major plans for his latest opus, Kill Bill. While promoting the second volume of the series, opening theatrically on April 16th, Tarantino revealed that he plans to recut both films together for a special theatrical release laterin the year. "We did a special version [of Volume 1] for Japan that's only been shown in Japan and Hong Kong, and I kept the rights to that," Tarantino said. "I'll put the Japanese version together [with Volume 2] like I would if it was one complete movie, and then I'll release that throughout America and Europe in arthouse engagements."
Tarantino also promises more extensive DVD plans for the revenge films. "I'm going to do a special collector's edition of both of them once I'm finished with both of them," he said. Also in the talking phase, Tarantino is considering the possibility of releasing stand-alone supplemental discs. "One of the things that I saw that I liked... was what the American Pie guys did with their 'Beneath the Crust' documentaries. I want to do the same thing [for Kill Bill]."
Previous Comments
[1] On Apr-13-2004, jin wrote:lol good plan!
today is the second sexiest day in the history of man...friday will be no. 1 ;)
[2] On Apr-13-2004, plane90 wrote:
does anybody know when tarantino plans to release the special collector's edition? I plan on doing the impossible and wait for that dvd then get kill bill vol 1 today.
[3] On Apr-13-2004, plane90 wrote:
does anybody know when tarantino plans to release the special collector's edition? I plan on doing the impossible and wait for that dvd then get kill bill vol 1 today.
[4] On Apr-13-2004, jin wrote:
r u out of ur fucking mind? u now u cant wait for the special edition.....chances are itll come out a few months after vol 2 comes out on dvd...and u know that wont be till like september at least.....so im guessing the special edition will come out this time next year
[5] On Apr-13-2004, Nick wrote:
Probably Christmas.
BTW- Am I the only one who messed up the plastic cover a little bit trying to get the dumb seal sticker off? I dug a little hole in it.. It's like it was made with some ultra-weak material. Argh.
[6] On Apr-13-2004, konut wrote:
lol i do thT all the time and feel like a dumbass every time:)
and arnt the kill bill dvd menus like the best you've ever seen?
[7] On Apr-13-2004, William Park wrote:
Kill Bill is one of the most amazing action and bloody good time of Tarantino's style. A powerful revenge story on how The Bride takes on the Deadly Viper Assassins all by herself to get to Bill. So even though, Vernita Green (Vivica A. Fox) is dead by a knife through her chest and O-Ren Ishi has a nice flat top where her brains is chopped off and completely dead. You can expect Elle Driver (Daryl Hannah) can be killed either her head chopped off, arms and legs chopped off, chopped in half *torso*, or take her eye out & completely go blind and still live. You can also expect Budd to die as well. But we never know how The Bride manages to kill Bill when the daughter is there next to him. I just hope The Bride has a good final ending and survive the mission when she got this far of killing many people to get to Bill. The DVD is great on how you just watch for 20 or something minutes of Making Kill Bill and Tarantino's trailers. The DVD picture looks perfect and i was wondering why they put that annoying sound on the beginning where Vernita & The Bride cussed in front of the little girl. Anyways, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and True Romance were little too boring but i wouldn't say it was completely horrible movie, i give it a 3-stars meaning it's good or above average. The best Quentin Tarantino's film that i've really inspired me was Kill Bill. Kill Bill blow your mind away with powerful story and a complete action saga mixed with humor and the style of Tarantino's genre. Can't wait until Kill Bill 2 that's coming in 3 more days on April 16th, 2004.
[8] On Apr-13-2004, Sh8dy Milkman wrote:
I'll let your dislike for Jackie Brown slide (I didn't like it much either), however to say that Pulp Fiction and True Romance are boring just proves your ignorance "William Park". And while Kill Bill is amazing, Pulp Fiction and True Romance are classics.
[9] On Apr-13-2004, some guy wrote:
the bride's name was bleeped, william park. weren't you paying attention?
[10] On Apr-14-2004, jay danger wrote:
hey am i stupid or is the guy who kills oren's father in the anime sequence Bill?
[11] On Apr-14-2004, konno@ wrote:
lol ummmm yes it was bill is back from the grave! :O
ok im being a fuk
the guys name is boss matsumoto me thinks
[12] On Apr-14-2004, Budd wrote:
I'm pretty sure the guy with the long hair IS Bill. Boss Matsumoto is the dude O-Ren kills.
[13] On Apr-15-2004, BTB wrote:
anyone find any eggs on the DVD?
[14] On Apr-24-2004, Ben wrote:
Will Quentin Tarantino put out Kill Bill as it was to be at the beginning; a 3 hours dvd?
