I dont like the Kill Bill only for one thing

i'm sorry, watch the second movie and then complain that you dont like kill bill. there is MUCH more to that movie than one simple line.

I like this movie very much. yeah, maybe men are good for nothing in this movie, but if we think about it from a different position, then we may question ourselves why should it be a must that men overtake women in movies all the time? It's all about a womom tortured by extreme methods implementing her revenge. And don't forget the Japanese man who made her the best knife. This man is terrific, not a good-for-nothing man.

I don't like the film, to be honest. However I have seen kill bill 1 as well as 2 because of its irresitable famous at that time. As a result, I got quite disappointed. I have to say that I could see nothing except violence in no matter kill bill 1 or 2. Is that worth watching? I guess no.

For one, I don't believe it sends that message about men at all. The movie is the quest of Beatrix Kiddo. She's a killer, the best even, and she's been through a hell of a lot and still didn't die. Her fury exemplifies her strength and skill, and she takes down EVERYONE in her way; men AND women. Second, it's fictional. But I'm sure that if someone like Ms. Kiddo existed, a woman with incredible gifts, talent and TRAINING, she would be able to take down PLENTY of men. That's not to say that those men are weak; it just means they aren't trained in the same way. You seem like a very sexist person, I must say. - "ya we R weak for women but not in fight" - That statement examples this. 1) Not ALL men are "weak for women" in the way you imply. 2) There are PLENTY of women stronger than men, more skilled than men, and PLENTY of women who can fight better than men. Lastly, it is a movie, get over it.

It's not a movie that bashes men. It's a revenge movie. She gets attacked by all those people and thinks that they made her lose her baby. The only other dude she kills was Buck and that's because he kept poonin' her while she was in a coma. The plot of the movie has nothing to do with men being weak.