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The die-orama that is Kill Bill

By Kap Maceda Aguila | July 17, 2004 - 12:00am

The first Kill Bill was like a pop art open wound–an indulging visual candy that left your senses reeling and queasy. It had both gristle and sheen delivered mostly by good sets, costumes and cinematography....

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The die-orama that is Kill Bill

By Kap Maceda Aguila | July 16, 2004 - 12:00am

The first Kill Bill was like a pop art open wound–an indulging visual candy that left your senses reeling and queasy. It had both gristle and sheen delivered mostly by good sets, costumes and cinematography....

Entertainment