When Kill Bill first came out, it didn’t feel like your average action movie. It was a wild mix of revenge, honor, and nods to old-school films from all over the world.

After voting down a bill that would have allowed parliamentarians to opt out of swearing an oath of allegiance to King Charles, MPs began singing God Save the King in the House of Commons.

The 258-minute "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" has barely screened since Cannes 2006, but it's arguably the director's greatest work — and one of the best American movies of the 21st century.

Last year, Thurman said Kill Bill: Vol. 3 had “been discussed over the years.” “I can’t really tell you anything about it. I mean it has been discussed over the years.

Kill Bill is a one-person army action movie, a trope that became more famous with franchises like Taken and John Wick. In the story, a woman decides to abandon a group of professional killers once ...