A reconstruction of Quentin Tarantino's own cut of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair that he himself screened at Cannes in 2004, and has since been screened sporadically since 2011 at the Tarantino-owned New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles.

The Bride must kill her ex-boss and lover Bill who betrayed her at her wedding ceremony, shot her in the head and took away her unborn daughter. But first, she must make the other four members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad suffer.

Kill Bill Vol 1 and 2 are two of my favorite Tarantino movies, but I always asked myself if it's possible to have a single movie of under 3 hours. It is!

I also was not a friend of the visible chapter titles and the voice-overs by "Kiddo", so I removed them, and with some additional trimmings and other changes, "Kill Bill Reimagined" was born.

This version of Kill Bill combines the two volumes and removes the characters of Budd, Elle and Vernita. The focus of the edit is the Japanese segment, placing O-Ren Ishii behind the attempted murder of the Bride.

A heavily condensed cut. More streamlined story with a greater focus on the Bride.

Tarantino's saga in its original form: a 4 hour-long uncut epic film, presented in a new fan-edit [the longest ever], available for the first time in high definition.

The Bride wakes up after a long coma. The baby that she carried before entering the coma is gone. The only thing on her mind is to have revenge on the assassination team that betrayed her – a team she was once part of.

Combing both Kill Bill movies to make the shortest possible version. Removing the Japanese segment and making the fanedit into a modern western film.

A chronological, trimmer, meaner, faster, hard boiled version with
no happy Hollywood ending.

This turns KILL BILL into a single sitting 3 1/2 hour experience and adds clips of Pai Mei from classic Shaw Brothers films over the campfire sequence according to Tarantino’s original screenplay.

"This item has been discontinued by the manufacturer." But that’s not true for the fans. Here is the extended combination of Tarantino’s 2-part martial arts extravaganza into one epic film.