There is this weird thing about sequels, almost a curse. They can almost never keep up with the first part’s brilliance and innovation. For several reasons, “Kill Bill Vol. 2” is an exception to this concept.
The overwhelming critical and commercial success of Quentin Tarantino's "Kill Bill" has re-ignited the timeless debate about what should be considered "appropriate" behavior inside a fictional film world.
Provocative and non-linear in its interpretation of a young woman’s outrageous fantasies, “Girl 6,” directed by Spike Lee, is hip and humorous in its ability to travel inside the mind of an aspiring actress, turned phone sex operator, turned actress.