Quentin Tarantino's movies are universally acclaimed, and he's known for being a visionary (and outspoken) filmmaker. There's debate among cinephiles about which of his titles is the best, but for me, the Kill Bill movies have always been my favorite. Tarantino has long considered this to be one long movie, despite it being split into two titles originally. Now fans can watch them both in one sitting thanks to The Whole Bloody Affair hitting theaters. Although despite my love for this property, I'm not sold on the idea of seeing them back to back on the big screen.
The Kill Bill movies hit theaters in 2003 and 2004 respectively, and was the first Tarantino property that I fell in love with. I regularly re-watched the pair of films on DVD as a young person, and can quote Vol. 1 pretty much front to back, including Tarantino's movie and TV references. But the idea of dedicating over four hours in one day to sitting through The Whole Bloody Affair might be too much even for me.
