Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair

Most of these people are reviewing fan edits of the movie. The movie has never been released and has never leaked. If anyone actually saw it they happened to see it for the brief time it was in the theater.

Just Got Out Of a Screening Of Kill Bill The Whole Bloody Affair.

From Minute 1, It's Just Constantly Interesting to Watch.

I Think It's Pretty Much a Masterpiece with one Gripe I have with the film.

My Gripe with the Film -

🎬🚫During The Crazy 88 Fight Sequence, there's edits that are at times to damn fast, just cut, cut, cut. Let the Shots Breathe For God's Sake, so we can Intake the Scenes Properly. And again, it's just some of the Edits.

On to the Positives -

🌟Uma Thurman as Beatrix was a Superb Fit for this Casting - Just an Absolutely Gorgeous Woman, Tall, Slim, Blonde, Tanned and Completely Sells that Burning Desire to Get Revenge.

Then We Have the Antagonist Characters, The Deadly Vipers, 🇯🇵Oren,🔪Vernita,👀Elle, 🎩Budd, Sofie💪 and their Leader Bill🐍.

Each of them have their own Characteristics and Personas.

Not to mention, we have Gogo😛who has a Great Fight With Beatrix, and Pai Mei 🍚who has a Super Segment with Beatrix, it was such an entertaining segment.

🤓 - The Superman Analogy at the End

🎥 - The Wacky Camera Zooms, the Wacky Sound Effects and moments, all of it is just firing.

🥀 - The Amazing Animated Sequence of Orens Backstory

🔮Sidenote - There's a Yuki's Revenge Fortnite Segment at the Very Very End of the Credits

👍 - The Choreography and Edits in The Fight Between Beatrix and Elle.

👍 - The Choreography and Edits in The Fight Between Beatrix and Vernita

👍💺- The Very Brief but Great Execution of the Chair Fight Between Beatrix and Bill.

👌 - And then that Moment Oren, sees the Sheath of Her Sword has been Cut and that Excellent Music is Playing, and the Visual of Oren in the Snow, with Snow Fall Around Her was a Magnificent Moment.

So Overall, There's Just So Much to Point Out in this Film.

Over two decades ago, Quentin Tarantino set out to honor the cinema genres that defined him as a director. The spark ignited on the set of Pulp Fiction when Uma Thurman approached him with the specific idea for the opening scene of what would become Kill Bill. From that moment, a masterpiece was conceived, and "Kiddo" was born.

Originally four hours long, the film was deemed too risky for the average moviegoer. The work was cleaved in two, leaving audiences with two fabulous standalone films. Now, twenty-two years later, Tarantino finally reveals his full hand to his fans with the uncut, raw beauty of "The Whole Bloody Affair." Clocking in at nearly five hours, this epic serves as a testament to the mastery of one of history's greatest directors. It showcases Tarantino's unadulterated vision and his unique eye for blending genres in what was the fourth major work of his career.

I've watched Kill Bill Vol 1 7 times (8 if you count this), if you asked me before watching this if Kill Bill Vol 1 can get any better I'd say no, no way, it's already a masterpiece. But after seeing this I stand corrected. While there's no big change to anything in particular, the few small changes are just enough to make it even better than it already was. The first change you'll notice is an extra 10 minute animated sequence that shows O-Ren Ishii getting revenge on the man that killed her parents. It's animated beautifully and gives O-Ren's character even more depth than she already had. Secondly you'll notice that the legendary fight scene at the House of Blue Leaves is now in full color. With this scene in full color you get to really see the carnage that The Bride creates. You see guys heads being chopped off and geysers of red blood bursting from their neck. You see limbs chopped off with bursts of red blood. You fully see the red blood soaked floor of the building and the red bloody water of the pond. It makes the scene so much more impactful. The third change you see, albeit a minor one, is you actually see how The Bride interrogates Sofia for information. Which of course includes her asking her questions and in turn chopping her arm off for not answering. But the last change and by far most important is at the end of Volume 1, Bill makes no mention of The Brides child still being alive. That small change not only improves Volume 1 but drastically improves Volume 2. Originally you go into Volume 2 technically ahead of The Bride as you know about her kid and she doesn't. But that small change puts us on equal footing with The Bride. It makes the scene of her coming through the door to her child not just shocking and impactful to her but to us, the audience. Before seeing this I'd argue that Volume 1 & 2 are clearly two films and shouldn't count as one. Now, after seeing this, in no way can I say that, they so clearly go together as one film. This is no doubt the definitive way to watch and experience Kill Bill. It's an absolute masterpiece in my opinion.

I've waited for years to see this. I'm a Fan of "Q". But Kill Bill has always been my least favorite film from him. I always understood that the studios made him chop the film up into two parts. SO I always considered parts One and Part Two as 1 release. I saw the Whole Bloody affair in 2025 in the cinema. And while I feel It still contains a major pacing flaw pertaining to last 1/3 of the film, I also feel this presentation shown in it's long form REDEEMS a lot of the flaws.

Seeing it like this has altered my opinion on the film and makes me appreciate it more.

There is no denying that visually, This Q entry is by far the greatest "Looking" film in his catalogue. Each scene is a stunning feast for the eyes that recalls the cinematography work seen in the films of Brian Dipalma, Sergio Leone, Martin Scorsese and Orson Welles.

The storytelling and dialogue are superb, the music selections and sound design are legendary. The Ennio Morricone scores, re-used from the the classic "Dollars Trillogy." are some of the greatest movie scores of all time and they perfectly heighten the experience.

I personally feel this should be edited down to 3 hours 40 minutes. Creating the world's greatest piece of cinema. By somehow reworking the nonlinear editing of the storyline to build the climax of the film towards the end of the picture instead of in the middle... To me this still remains the film's greatest flaw. However, despite this major flaw the collective of everything else still puts this movie in the 8 1/2 to 9 star range.

It's just an amazing spectacle to witness. IT MUST BE SEEN AS ONE FILM!