>Kiddo: *"You and I have unfinished business."*
Bill: *"Baby, you ain't kidding."*

So different from *Vol. 1*, more slow-paced and character/dialogue driven. I like *Vol. 1* slightly more because of the action and it's more stylish but ***Vol. 2*** is still stylish as hell. It keeps using some of the filmmaking techniques used in *Vol. 1*.

The backstory for Beatrix Kiddo really elevates the character and the movie as a whole. A lot of layers with the interactions she gets with Bill (David Carradine), who delivers an excellent performance. Daryl Hannah as Elle is also a standout, one of my favorite moments is when she goes absolutely berzerk. Master Pai Mei was a great comical relief, I wanted more of him.

The dialogue and dialogue delivery is probably the biggest praise I could give this movie, it's so freakin good. Favorite part of the movie is the *"Elle and I"* chapter, probably the most memorable part of both movies (*Vol. 1* third act aside).

The only criticism I can think of is I wanted more action especially in the third act, I was expecting an army or at least a few skilled bodyguards guarding the final villain. But I get why they didn't do that because the third act would have lasted an hour. Perfect conclusion.