DVD Features:
-2.35:1 original aspect ration in anamorphic widescreen (16×9 enhanced); NTSC
-English Dolby Digital 5.1 and DTS 5.1 soundtracks
-French Dolby Digital soundtrack
-Behind the Scenes program with Quentin Tarantino
-English and Spanish subtitles
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This has got to be one of the best Tarantino films ever made. I loved every second of it, and after watching the DVD I regret not seeing the film in theaters.
Kill Bill Vol. 1 starts off very strong, it goes straight to the point and you know just enough about the story and the characters and leaves all the unwanted bullshit aside. The writing and editing of the film help it out a lot, it just like every other Tarantino film the way it’s edited the story line jumps around, much like Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown. It genius, a real masterpiece. A very solid well written script that characters you grow to hate and love.
The special effects in the film are outstanding as well as the great martial arts action. Horror fans will love the great bloodbath scenes, a great ode to some Asian horror films. (Ichi the Killer comes to mind.) I think this will become a favorite if not already with horror fans as well as hardcore Asian Martial Arts films.
The Acting is outstanding, I really don’t have any complaints about it.
The DVD is good although their really is not many extras on it, but we do get a great Behind the scenes documentary that explores the film. A great film none the less and the DVD is well worth buying if not renting a few times over.
-Horror Bob
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