Tarantino went back to the original Kill Bill script and found a sequence that he’s never filmed, in which Yuki, the sister of Gogo Yubari, one of the bodyguards of Lucy Liu’s O-Ren Ishii, hunts down Uma Thurman’s The Bride in order to get revenge. Tarantino explained why the scene was never filmed, saying…

Lionsgate has dropped a fresh 30 second teaser and two new posters for the upcoming release of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair , landing in theaters this December. If you have been waiting to finally see Tarantino’s original vision as one seamless,

Quentin Tarantino wasn’t messing around when he shot “Kill Bill: Volume 1,” one of his deadliest movies to date. The legendary filmmaker, 61, wanted the 2003 flick starring Uma Thurman to be gory, so he hired the best in the business to make his ...

Kill Bill: Volume 1, the fourth film by Quentin Tarantino, is an electrifying cinematic masterpiece with a mesmerizing blend of style, grit, and unrelenting action. From the opening scene to the end, Kill Bill cements Tarantino as a genius visual storyteller.

The Cannes cut clocked in at 248 minutes (4 hours, 8 minutes). Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair weighs in at a whopping 281 minutes (4 hours and 41 minutes), which includes a 10-15 minute intermission. Something isn't adding up if you do the math, which is great news.

Uma Thurman is returning to her iconic Kill Bill heroine for the first time in 20 years — this time, in animated form. In a collaboration with Epic Games' massively popular video game Fortnite, Quentin Tarantino and the actress reunited to shoot a scene that had appeared in early drafts of the Kill Bill script but was never filmed due to budget and pacing concerns.

Kill Bill is one of my favorite films. The two-part picture is in my top ten of all time. Writer/director Quentin Tarantino and I share a similar appreciation for the exploitation output of the ‘70s. I vibe hard with the look and feel of that time period.