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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Oni" data-source="post: 1173880" data-attributes="member: 380">Personally I'm glad the movie was cut in two.  I didn't know that it was going to be when I went and saw it, since I generally don't follow such things since I think it take some of the fun out of the final experience.  I have to tell you that I was absolutely glued to the screen for the duration of the movie, toe wiggling, okinawa, anime and all.  Because of how intensely I was involved with the movie though when the ending came it was like a rush of relief just because of the intensity of the experience for me.  It was fun but tiring, like a few other things I can think of.  I left the movie theatre fully sated, even though I generally dislike such endings.  On the other hand I watched Matrix: Reloaded last night and the result wasn't nearly the same, meh.  Even though there may have been other circumstances influencing the decision to split Kill Bill into two seperate movies, it was Tarantino's understanding of story telling that sets apart his cliffhanger ending from others I've seen.  Definately leaving me at that fine point of feeling satisfied with what I've see, but still wanting to finish the story.  I will happily shell out the money to see the next part without blinking an eye.</blockquote>