Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Kill Bill,’ Others Get the 4K Treatment

by

Four groundbreaking cinematic works by contemporary film legend Quentin Tarantino, such as “Inglourious Basterds,” are poised for release in stunning 4K quality shortly. This pioneer of modern cinema is embracing technological advancements, ushering his films into the era of pristine 4K transfers and restorations.

Four upcoming Tarantino films, including “Jackie Brown,” “Reservoir Dogs,” and both volumes of “Kill Bill,” will soon be available in 4K steelbook editions with fresh artwork. As anticipated, these releases will offer a variety of bonus features, multiple audio options for both 4K UHD and Blu-ray versions, captions, and more, according to the press release. Here are some specifics:

Kill Bill: Volume 1 – Unleashed in Stunning 4K for the First Time

The story unfolds in Quentin Tarantino’s highly anticipated film, Kill Bill Volume 1. This fourth masterpiece by renowned writer and director Quentin Tarantino features Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, and Vivica A. Fox in a gripping, action-packed tale of vengeance and treachery. Four years after being shot at her own wedding, the protagonist – The Bride (Thurman) – awakens from a coma, seeking retribution. Betrayed by her former employer (David Carradine) and his lethal team of assassins, she embarks on a life-or-death mission. Laden with explosive action and side-splitting humor, Kill Bill Volume 1 is an essential cinematic experience you won’t want to miss.

Kill Bill: Volume 2 – Astonishingly Available in 4K for the First Time

Experience the thrilling conclusion of writer and director Quentin Tarantino’s masterpiece, Kill Bill: Volume 2! After eliminating two names from her hit list in Kill Bill Volume 1, The Bride (Uma Thurman) is back with a fierce determination to exact revenge on Budd (Michael Madsen) and Elle Driver (Daryl Hannah), the last remaining members of the squad of assassins who betrayed her four years ago. The climax of this action-packed quest for vengeance leads to an epic showdown with Bill (David Carradine), The Bride’s former mentor, who ordered her execution. Don’t miss out on the other half of the story in the critically acclaimed Kill Bill: Volume 2 – more breathtaking than ever in stunning 4K Ultra High Definition!

Jackie Brown states: “Quentin Tarantino delivers an electrifying blend of high-octane action and sharp wit in his ‘intricate crime tale’ (EW), now available for the first time in 4K. Here’s a question: what connects a charming flight attendant (Pam Grier), a tough criminal arms dealer (Samuel L. Jackson), a solitary bail bondsman (Robert Forster), a shady former convict (Robert De Niro), a dedicated federal officer (Michael Keaton), and a drugged-out beach dweller (Bridget Fonda)? The answer is that they’re all chasing after half a million dollars in cash! The only things left to find out are… who will be deceived, and who will get the big payday?

In the beginning of ‘Reservoir Dogs’, Joe (played by Lawrence Tierney) tells Steve Buscemi’s character, “You’re not Mr. Purple; someone else from another job is Mr. Purple. You’re Mr. Pink.” Arguing with Joe would be foolish, and we certainly wouldn’t do it! That’s the attitude Lionsgate Limited takes when presenting the ‘Mr. Pink’ edition of Quentin Tarantino’s tribute to classic heist films. This special edition, enclosed in a unique SteelBook® adorned with artwork by Justin Erickson (Dark Horse Comics, Mondo), is a must-have for any collector, adding an extra dose of coolness to your library.

The Tenth and Final Film by Quentin Tarantino: A Mystery

Quentin Tarantino stands out as one of the most influential directors in Hollywood, not just because his movies are commercially successful or universally adored. Instead, it’s due to his unique approach to storytelling, which is rare among filmmakers of his generation. In an era dominated by blockbuster franchises, a Tarantino film feels like a breath of fresh air, regardless of its intentional appeal to some viewers rather than all. The news of a new Quentin Tarantino movie will always spark excitement.

The tale surrounding films such as “Pulp Fiction” has frequently mentioned Quentin Tarantino’s intent to retire after completing ten movies. Given the widespread appreciation from both audiences and critics, his filmography is surprisingly compact. At one point, he was involved with a project called “The Critic,” but this seemed to vanish without a trace. As a result, Tarantino’s future in Hollywood has been and continues to be shrouded in uncertainty.

In a nod to his statements in interviews, it seems that Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood demonstrated he was at the zenith of his abilities. However, one might wonder if this is the film he should end his career with. His unique style will undoubtedly live on through books, scripts, and an aspect of his career often overlooked: curating a legacy through artistic collecting. If you’re unsure about its relevance, visit the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, and you’ll understand what we mean, and likely appreciate this lesser-known facet of his work.

Read More

2025-01-13 23:09