Kill Bill - Volume 1 (UMD Mini For PSP)

Media:	DVD
Directed by:	Quentin Tarantino
Starring:	Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, Daryl Hannah, David Carradine, Michael Madsen
Release date:	19 April, 2005
List price:	~~$29.99~~
Our price:	$20.99 that is 30% off!

Kill Bill - Volume 1 (UMD Mini For PSP)

Average rating: Stars

Kill Bill on PSP es great

This is one of my favorites movies of Tarantino, and see it in the PSP is great

Kill Bill - Volume 1 (UMD Mini For PSP) - Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu and more

Absolutely Amazing

Kill Bill is one of my all-time favorite movies to begin with, and it is even better on the PSP. It's Tarantino's best movie by far (Yes, even better than Pulp Fiction), and it's now made portable! This is truly a gift from God. There's plenty of awesome action, a bit of a complicated but original plot, and Uma Thurman is absolutely amazing.

Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu and more - Kill Bill - Volume 1 (UMD Mini For PSP)

A Bloody Loss Of Limbs, Now On The Go

Kill Bill vol. 1 is the movie that is known as the last great samurai film. I remember when I used to watch Lady Snow, Kurusawa, Kung fu, and all of those old Japanese flicks when I was young.
Ah, good times. Good times.
There was quite a bit of a gap from when this movie came out and those old samurai champloos. The world had moved on to anime, equally entertaining (but not nearly as fufilling) as the old samurai flicks, but lacking in the fantasy realism feel. So, due to this, I found myself straying away from Japanese films and anime. At least from the samurai tales.
I began to follow more along of real-time movies. I fell in love with horrors, and then my world was introduced to the world that is completely separated from every other genre of movie: the Tarantino. I loved the films: Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, JAckie Brown. Fantastic films.
Than I saw Kill Bill.
Wow, a blast from the past. Lady Snow meets Fujini, Kill Bill was perfect. No plot? Check. Badass characters? Check. Fantastic action? Check times three. And now that I watch it on my new PSP, I love it just as much. It engulfes me into it's high-quality lore, and the animated menus have proven that the PSP is truly the superior handdhelf. Technically, anyways.