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"She is gonna kill Bill", "Kill Bill" was either a disaster-in-the-making or a one of a kind hit -- a sprawling revenge flick that had to be cut in two and released separately. But director Quentin Tarantino serves up entertainingly mindless gore and twisted thrills in "Kill Bill Volume 1," a salute to homages.

Tragedy strikes the Bride (Uma Thurman) on her wedding day: The Deadly Viper Assassination Squad (DiVAS) attacks and slaughters the guests, the groom, and wounds the very pregnant Bride herself. Her former boss/lover Bill (David Carradine) finishes the bloodbath by shooting the Bride in the head. But despite his efforts, she isn't dead.

A few years later, the Bride wakes to find that she has been in a coma for a few years, and has been being used as a sex toy for rent. After recovering enough to move, the Bride gets a sword sharp enough to "cut God," and goes on a revenge spree against the people who wrecked her life and killed her baby, including Cottonmouth (Vivica A. Fox) and the deadly O-Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu).

Don't expect cinematic art in "Kill Bill Volume 1." If anything, this is cinematic pop art, a loving tribute to cheesy martial-arts flicks and westerns. Tarantino even inserts a stretch of anime detailing O-Ren's background. It's pure Tarantino, untainted by typical directing methods and immensely entertaining if you switch off your critical faculties, refrain from asking "How the heck could that happen?"

"Kill Bill" isn't for the weak of stomach; over 450 gallons of fake blood are used in both movies. But the blood usage is more "Monty Python" than "Braveheart"; it's so over-the-top that it's silly and sick rather than disturbing. So is the violence -- hacking dozens of people down without getting so much as a scrape is impossible, but it's sure fun to watch.

Tarantino throws out more one-liners than just about any other filmmaker around. The absurd "Trix is for kids" line aside, there are a number of great lines like "Those of you lucky enough to have your lives take them with you. However, leave the limbs you've lost. They belong to me now." The script teems with impossibilities, but they seem plausible enough in this alternate reality that Tarantino has cooked up. Call it Tarantinoland.

Uma Thurman, with her yellow tracksuit and katana, rules the screen as the Bride. Despite the Bride cutting down people by the dozen, it's impossible not to appreciate her. And the best supporting performances come from Liu as the ruthless O-Ren, Carradine in a brief but intense appearance, and the wonderful, underrated Chiaki Kuriyama as evil schoolgirl Go-Go Yubari.

It's silly, it's creepy, it's gaudy, and somehow it's vastly entertaining. Tarantino's special triumph in "Kill Bill Volume 1" is to somehow rope his vast store of movie homages into a gory, action-packed storyline, and one that is, at the very least, hard to forget.

"Great movie for the PSP", Kill Bill - Volume 1 (UMD Mini For PSP) was a great movie for the PSP.

"HORRIBLE - DON'T WASTE YOUR MONEY", This film was so bad that after 5 minutes, even the guys in our group were groaning. We all voted to immediately turn it off and watch something else.

A violent version of "Dumb and Dumber and Dumbest (the director)".

"Amazing!", Director Quentin Tarantino really blows up minds with this movie. One of the best films made in this time. Tarantino takes us back in time to an almost samurai movie, mixed with today's reality and problems. Uma Thurman's caracter the bride is a "super hero" for women of nowadays. Really great movie, original plot and lot's and lot's of blood and overall ACTION....

"Kill Bill on PSP es great", This is one of my favorites movies of Tarantino, and see it in the PSP is great

Read this reviews before You buy...

"UMD = awesome.", Let me start off by saying that this is an excellent idea. Who really wants to play $250-$400 on a portable DVD player? Not me, i am not made of money. i would rather carry around a portable gaming device/mp3 player/movie player/picture viewer for $250+ than spend more on a DVD player alone. The one thing that i do think is an annoyance would have to be the price. Some people probably have these DVD's and would probably not want to buy them again just to see them on their PSP. I am in this position becuase i am an avid DVD collector. I do agree with the previous reviewer about the DVD/UMD packs. They should lower the UMD price to $10.00 at the most. If they don't do something, i think that the UMD market might crash, and that would not be very good now would it?

"Worth it", Shop around and find a good price, its not hard, with a brand new format that is just getting off the ground I don't think $20 is highway robbery. I remember the days when DVDs cost a lot more than they do today, once the market picks up steam and PSPs become more prevalent prices will go ever lower.

I picked Kill Bill up today and I love it. The transfer is flawless, the action is so crisp and clean on PSP its just beautiful, even in the middle of the craziest action, no artifacting in sight. The audio is excellent as well. I can copy movies onto a memory stick but they won't hold a candle to this in terms of anything.

This is very well done UMD: nice animated menus, subtitles, scene selections, a "Making Of" video as well as some music videos by the 5,6,7,8's. An excellent addition to your PSP collection!

"THE UMD Will Die unless....", Unless Sony does several things to make this much more enticing. First they need to drop the price. Ten to fifteen dollars seems good for a no frills version of a movie you might already own on DVD. I also recommend DVD/UMD packages for new releases. I for one would not mind paying 29.99 for both the DVD and UMD version together in one package. This way its not like paying twice for the same film, instead you're saving money so that you don't have to buy the movie on UMD. Sony obviously didn't think this idea through because the Memory card can hold movies, as cumbersome as that process is, and sooner or later someone is going to come out with re-writable UMD's so that you can burn it on your comp and play it on the PSP.

So let's review.

1)Drop the price.

2)Create DVD/UMD bundles

3)Create re-writable UMD's.

Wake up sony we already own these movies and we aren't itchin to double dip on versions of the film that don't come even come with features. If you don't make this feature more interesting and fast the UMD film idea will die faster than laserdiscs.

"Price point will have to compete against filesharing", Some people are going to buy a 512MB or 1gig memory stick and download movies thru a p2p. Yes you have to encode the movie to mpeg4, but there are encoders available for free for the psp savvy that will bother to find them and they are not hard to find. In fact this downloadable feature could backfire on the umd. Now I am willing to buy the umds because I'm a collector, a fan of the box art and the entire package. But $13-$15 is about right. $20 and up is out of the question considering the unit's main function is games. I can't see paying $30 for a disk that is for me, a secondary function. I'm saving that money for the games.

"The pricing structure will have to change to be successful.", I agree about the price. I'm going to have to think twice about paying over $20 for a UMD - and I'm unlikely to buy it if I already have the DVD version. I'm either going to buy one or the other. I think the sweet spot is $14.99. I supposed if I just bought the DVD and made a 'copy' for the PSP that would probably work better for me overall.

Hopefully SONY will price them decently and not let greed overcome them. I have bought House of Flying Daggers and Hellboy at Software etc. and pre-ordered National Treasure and Hero from Amazon so I'll have four already. We'll see how this plays out...