Kill Bill Vol. 1 Poster Print (60.96 x 91.44 cm)

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The revenge tale was written and directed by Quentin Tarantino and stars Uma Thurman as The Bride who is the victim of an attempted assasination on her wedding day.

These movies tell the story of The Bride, the now-iconic protagonist who sliced her way towards killing the titular Bill, claiming her revenge on her former crew and master. Bill visited his brother Bud to warn him about Beatrix's revenge quest, certain that he'd be next on her hit list. The reunion between Bill and The Bride is not the bloody battle audiences were expecting as these two share moments of warmth before coming down to the inevitable moment where The Bride gets her vengeance and Bill pays for his treachery. It's hard to imagine a more fitting quote to kick off a revenge flick with, and it's another example of Tarantino's quirky sense of humor. However, when Beatrix showed up in Japan demanding one of his blades, Hanzo felt a responsibility to aid her in her quest to take out Bill.Uma Thurman received a Golden Globe Best Actress nomination in 2004, a BAFTA Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role.

The Bride, formelry know as Black Mamba in the Deadly Viper Assasination Squad, will stop at nothing until she gets to Kill Bill. While it did achieve the objective she wanted, Driver failed to take into account Beatrix's skill with a blade while under the heat of rage. After completing her goal of killing Bill as well as having the unexpected reunion with her daughter, The Bride is conflicted and even cries about what she has done.Loaded with action, tons of laughs, excessive violence, and Tarantino's signature dialogue, Kill Bill: Vol. The film Kill Bill: Volume 1 was placed in Empire Magazine's list of the 500 Greatest Films of All Time. Film/Art Gallery’s collection of original Kill Bill movie posters includes a 1 Sheet (27x41) of Kill Bill: Volume 2 in Very Fine condition, unfolded and with minor edge wear along both sides. Following Elle's admission about the death of Pai Mei, the Bride steels herself, ready to finish her off and cross another name from her list. When one of her generals voices his displeasure, she immediately beheads him and delivers a warning to the rest.

One of the greatest Kill Bill quotes wasn't a Tarantino original, but one lifted straight out of the iconic Star Trek II: The Wrath of Khan. This is the single-sided teaser poster for the female action revenge Tarantino film (actual size is 27"x40" inches). This is one of those Kill Bill quotes that seem regular on the surface, but is actually profound once taken into context. While he loves to find interesting projects in any kind of genre, he has a special movie of crime stories that are infused with a little dark humor much like the work of his favorite author, Elmore Leonard.The meaning of the proverb pops up several times throughout the two movies, most notably in Japan when Beatrix seeks out the legendary swordsman Hattori Hanzo. Blader door 100 kill bill poster beschikbare foto’s en beelden, of begin een nieuwe zoekopdracht om meer foto’s en beelden te vinden. are beloved movies known for their powerful quotes, action-packed scenes, and Tarantino's signature style. Sofie survives after being dropped off at the hospital, and while the audience doesn't see how many answers she failed to give the Bride, the imagination of what happened to her is more disturbing. Actress Lucy Liu played the iconic O-Ren Ishii, a woman who prided herself on being a cold, calculating yet fair leader of the famed Crazy 88, and her influence extended outwards towards the Yakuza circle she was involved in.

Our Kill Bill vintage moive poster collection also includes a Japanese 1 Panel (20x29) of Kill Bill: Volume 1. Elle continues to taunt her opponent, claiming she killed the Bide with her own sword that "in the very immediate future, will become my sword. Instead, she simply plucked her other eye out and left her permanently blind and alone, screaming in the trailer which suggests the future she does have left, will be an unpleasant one. The Bride’s response suggests sadness in the moment, but also the feeling that he did this to himself. The Bride" survived, and kicked off a campaign of bloody revenge that stopped right at Bill's doorstep.

For a display of raw killing power and bloodthirsty determination, the sequence in which the Bride takes on the Crazy 88 is perfect as she kills most of them and leaves the survivors writhing on the floor. His effort was to convince Beatrix that she was always a killer, deep down inside her soul, rather than one he created.