Kill Bill: Vol. 1 4K 2003 Ultra HD 2160p

Story Movie

A pregnant assassin nicknamed Black Mamba is shot by a man named Bill during a wedding ceremony. But the woman's head turned out to be strong - after lying for four years in a coma, the former bride comes to her senses. She burns with a desire to find the traitors. Now only ruthless revenge will calm the heart of Black Mamba, and she begins to kill members of Bill's gang one by one, deciding to leave the leader for last.

Review 4K Movie

I truly consider this movie a cult and masterpiece. And now I'm going to tell you why.

First, the style, visual effects and color scheme.

For 2003, when the movie was actually made, Tarantino made a real revolution. Each color is specific to a character and is characterized only with it, for example, the yellow suit and the yellow bike of the protagonist. The symbolism and allusions used by Tarantino add depth and layering to the movie.

Tarantino's unique style can be seen in every frame - from the unconventional editing and rich dialogues to the vivid visual effects and stylistic solutions.

Secondly, the movie has an excellent cast from the main characters to the extras. Uma Thurman as the Bride delivers an outstanding performance, combining fury, strength and vulnerability. David Carradine as Bill also impresses with his charismatic and sinister portrayal, creating one of the most memorable antagonists in cinema. The supporting actors contribute greatly to the plot and atmosphere of the movie. Their characters are unique and each has their own unique style and motivation. It's the case when everyone is truly memorable: the stunning Daryl Hannah with an eye patch, the neat and restrained Lucy Liu, and the badass Michael Madsen. Their characters are perfectly scripted.

The fight choreography is superbly executed and reminiscent of classic martial arts action movies. Each fight is a real show, full of tension and dynamics, which makes the movie exciting and visually impressive. Even if you look closely at the supporting actors playing somewhere in the distance, there is no such thing as them thrashing around and pretending to attack.

But the biggest breakthrough I think is that the action movie brought Woman to the forefront. This movie is not about the classic confrontation between a bad guy and a good guy who has a girlfriend hanging out somewhere, it's not about the 'Woman in Distress' template, it's about a Woman on the road to revenge, about a woman's rage, about her willingness to spill the blood of even her former friends and the man she loves. It seems that no one has done this before Tarantino. Bravo, Master!

To summarize, I can say that this is one of the pillars of modern cinema and action movies in particular. Quentin Tarantino once again proved to us his mastery. This film is definitely worth watching for all film lovers who are ready to plunge into the world of stylized violence and exciting plot twists.