Finally, using the child as an excuse to make the reason for killing Bill become such a dramatic scene, the feeling really fell to the bottom, and it was meaningless for a moment. Since it is an action movie, it ends with this kind of drama. It is really uncomfortable to watch. When you talk about Japanese Bushido, and then Chinese martial arts, you have to make Liu Jiahui scold the Japanese. Doesn't this increase the hatred between China and Japan? It feels like this film has been raging from beginning to end. Either it was made into a pure action movie, or it was made into a drama. I spent an afternoon watching the Kill Bill series. I was really annoyed to watch it.
The director, Quentin, likes to show that his movies can contain multiple action elements and can also be made into action dramas? I believe that the most loyal moviegoers only want a clear film positioning, either they are ready to watch a feature film, or they are ready to watch an action movie with popcorn. It's uncomfortable to see, tears can't be made, and the afternoon passed like this!
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