I dunno. I almost decided not to see part two based on Part One. Pretty much all the plot was in Part Two, and I cannot STAND it when kung fu movies are simply thinly plotted vehicles for "Kewl Fight Scenes" and that's really what part one seemed like for me. Part two put so much of the first movie into proper perspective it redeemed part one for me.
Honestly, I really think that this movie is also interesting when you consider the distance people come in five years, especally when you look at Budd and Vernita Green. I came out of this wondering exactly what Bill did to his brother to make him mad enough to lie to Bill about selling his Hanzo katana.
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Date: 2004-08-21 11:43 pm (UTC)Honestly, I really think that this movie is also interesting when you consider the distance people come in five years, especally when you look at Budd and Vernita Green. I came out of this wondering exactly what Bill did to his brother to make him mad enough to lie to Bill about selling his Hanzo katana.
-K