Quentin Tarantino undeniably makes some great movies, but he’s not exactly what you’d call focused. Or reliable. He’s been talking up KILL BILL: THE WHOLE BLOODY AFFAIR since 2005, promising a wide theatrical release with a blood-drenched NC-17 rating. Needless to say, we haven’t seen that yet…
Will we finally see The Bride slice through the House of Blue Leaves in full crimson glory (as was released overseas)? Amazon has the 247-minute complete cut (which is still only the total runtime of the two existing films together, so who knows if this is a “director’s cut” with additional footage) now listed for DVD release on November 6th of this year, in a loaded 4-disc package under the name KILL BILL: THE WHOLE BLOODY AFFAIR.
No specifics of special features have been announced, and there’s no way to tell if that date is even remotely accurate given Tarantino’s capricious nature and the aggravatingly sporadic release methodology of the Weinsteins (DEATH PROOF is listed with a Sept. 18th street date at the moment, though it’ll no doubt be double or triple-dipped later). And considering I’ve waited this long anyway, I’ll probably hold out for HD/Blu-Ray…
Thanks to ‘Jay G.’ for the tip!
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