We see the moment where the Bride is shot, then we see her explain her actions as she drives to Kill Bill.
Chapter 6 - Massacre at Two Pines
This chapter shows the events were all started, the Bride narrates explaining what really happened. It was during a wedding rehearsal that this massacre took place, when she goes to get some air, who should she find sitting outside but Bill. They discuss the situation and then Bill meets the groom, being introduced as the Bride's father. She seems overwhelmed to have his consent about the marriage, little does she realise that the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad are waiting outside.
The next scene we see is Bill explaining the Bride's actions to a grubby looking man who lives in a caravan in the middle of the dessert. This grubby man turns out to be Bill's brother, Budd.
"Them Japs' sure know how to hold a grudge don't they? Or, maybe you just bring that out in people…?"

Last Chapter - Face to Face
In order to locate Bill Kiddo must speak with one of Bill's many father figures. With the information she needs Kiddo sets off on the last part of her vengeance quest, but when she arrives there is a little surprise in store.
The pair plan to cross Hanzo swords on Bill's private beach, but first he wants some answers, so he shoots her with truth serum. We find out about Kiddo's plans for her new life and the truth about her pregnancy, how she found out while on her way to kill someone. We see the moment she finds out she is pregnant and then Bill explains how he tracked her down and what he was thinking while she disappeared. Kiddo seems to be filled with regret but we soon see she has never been happier.
"I must warn you young lady I am susceptible to flattery"
"I'm a killer, I'm a murdering b*****d, you know that."

The Bride/Kiddo - Uma Thurman
Elle Driver - Darryl Hannah
Buck - Michael Bowen
Bill - David Carradine
Samuel L Jackson has a small part in Kiddo's wedding.
There are then loads of extras but none of them are particularly memorable.
Uma Thurman pulls off a memorable and convincing portrayal as the bride rampages on the goriest part of her revenge.
Darryl Hannah is an amazing actress and I can see why she was chosen for the part. As a bitter and twisted millionaire, capable and highly likely to kill at any moment she is very believable. When Kiddo meets Elle and their inevitable fight ensues both women are truly brilliant.
Micheal Bowen plays Buck the drunk down and out working minimal hours "bouncing at a kitty bar". His death although fairly quick is well portrayed.
Finally David Carradine's character Bill is shown as many different roles, the leader of the DiVAS, a scorned lover and even a childish intellectual. This creates a very well rounded individual depiction.
The interactions between the characters in this film is not only more interesting than in the first volume, it is also far more realistic, not that I have ever been in a similar situation. Overall the acting in this film is convincing but with the limited storyline this only gets so far.

Pictures of Kill Bill Vol.2 (DVD)

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The film was produced by Lawrence Bender

The DVD features include
- Setup
This allows you to change the language of the film, though the options are minimal, i.e. English, English DTE or English Audio Descriptive.
You can also select to have subtitles in English or in English for the hearing impaired.
- Scene Selection - no surprises here
- Bonus Features
The Making of Kill Bill Vol 2
CHINGON performance from the Kill Bill Vol. 2 Premiere
Damoe Deleted Scene
None of these are very exciting, I have never really watched or enjoyed the "bonus" features added to DVDs.

If you enjoyed Kill Bill Volume 1 this is something you must watch, or if you liked Pulp Fiction watch the Kill Bills.
Throughout the film there is bad language and scenes of violence. I didn't find these aspects of the film too offensive but for the easily upset I would not advise watching this film.
The story within Kill Bill, especially volume 2, is very easy to follow. Even if you haven't seen the prequel and you will still enjoy the meaningless violence with no serious plot. I wouldn't recommend this film if you are looking for a elaborate story which will keep you captivated for the entire viewing. But if you would like to watch an epic action thriller with some very chic direction then this one is probably worth renting.

It has been hinted that there may be more to come from Kill Bill, a third volume where Vernita Green's daughter returns to exact her revenge. The other extension of Kill Bill which has been hinted at is an anime series of the DiVAS background, before the massacre at Two Pines.