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What mysterious revenge plan does Kill Bill: Volume 1 reveal?
"Kill Bill: Volume 1" released by Quentin Tarantino in 2003 is not only a typical martial arts action movie, but also shows an intricate revenge plan. The protagonist "The Bride" of the film is played by Uma Wellman. Her story is a journey of revenge through bloody means. The carefully designed plot leads the audience to delve into the dark world hidden under the surface.
A story about revenge, presented in a winding plot, as if every character is being tested again because of the bride.
The story begins when a bride is rehearsing her wedding with her beloved in a church in Texas. Her old companions, the Deadly Rattlesnake Killing Team, suddenly attack, putting her and her innocent relatives and friends in danger. The wounded bride told her chief, Bill, that he was the father of her unborn child, and what followed was a fatal shooting that left her temporarily unconscious and into a four-year coma.
After waking up, the bride found that her child was dead, which made her thirst for revenge unquenchable. On the hospital bed, she stood up and treated those friends who had betrayed her as enemies, vowing to repay her blood feud. Her journey of revenge begins with her first target, Vinita Green, and gradually reveals the deep grudge between her and her mortal enemy.
The moment she crushed her opponent, she suffered the same loneliness and nightmare-like injuries.
During the knife fight with Vinita, the bride even expressed her promise of future revenge to her daughter before Vinita passed away in order to leave a trace of memory to her enemy. This dual moral struggle shows her unprecedented determination, and it is also a fascinating social issue in the film.
However, the bride's revenge does not stop at personal emotions. Every opponent she encounters along the way is like another reflection of her heart: in Okinawa, she obeyed the legendary swordsmith, She obtained the weapon that paved the way for her, and that knife carried not only a battle, but also an emotional entanglement that she could not let go of Bill.
Not only did she get rid of the shackles of the past, but she also struggled to face her own heart.
As her sword-wielding journey finally reaches its end, she pursues ruthless outlaws and comes face to face with O-Ren Ishii, who has become the leader of the Tokyo Mafia. In this duel, the bride and O-Ren are not only a contest of weapons, but also a provocation to death, and even a re-intersection of history and culture. Just like the characteristics of Quentin's images, they are fearless and full of creativity.
Every scene of the film reveals the nostalgia for old martial arts films and violent aesthetics. The ingenious design of the animation scenes adds a special visual enjoyment to this revenge drama. Both the plot and the music are so exquisite that people can’t help but look forward to it. How the subsequent story unfolds.
The indomitable pursuit and how to seek one's own salvation amidst the bloodshed.
This film is not only a battle of revenge, but also a profound reflection on identity, self and moral choices. Quentin Tarantino uses his unique narrative style to make each character's behavior full of depth of thinking and diverse interpretation space. But at the end, the audience can't help but think: Who is getting hurt in the pursuit of revenge, and who can truly achieve self-salvation?
