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think you missed the point of it. If you have ever watched true old school Japanese Anime of sword fighting, they often spill rediculous amounts of blood, it just gives it that wtf factor, of over the top. Now before, that was always a part of those movies and it became accepted, and expected from fighting japanese anime. Hell if you play video games, you will notice it in a game called Tenchu, same shit, rediculous amounts of blood when severing limbs, great game by the way. I think Tarantino wanted to make a real life old school anime, with flying fighters, blood and gore and the whole nine. I also think that is one reason he put the anime scene in the movie, to make a correlation between the two for people who have not watched anime in the past. Realism has never been a factor of Tarantino, Pulp Fiction-where do I start, Dusk Till Dawn, yeah vampires run the bars around my town, and who would shoot Selma Hayek, dude she can bite me all day and night! :) Point is, if you take it for what it is, its a great film, entertaining, and funny with good action. If you go looking for a detailed martial arts film with no special effects added, you will be disapointed. I saw a Tarrantino interview a few weeks back. He said thebiggest thrill he gets out of his movies, "is making people laugh a something that should not be funny." I thought about this, and I laughed thru Pulp Fiction, through many ugly bloody scenes, Kill Bill is the ultimate, because I caught myslef laughing in almost every fight scene, whether she was slamming that dudes head with the door, or the scene with all the severed body parts, I kept laughing. Tarrantino, is a head job, but he makes good movies, this one included. Thats my rant, sorry to make this nzr, so I will say for the 1,000,324,682,101 time, there is a Z in the movie!!!!
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