I saw KILL BILL on opening day with friends and as we enjoyed this wonderful film, which should not have been cut into two parts but I am glad it was not cut down just to fit in with the A.D.D. Generation's idea of what time limit standards a film should uphold, we had one of the best times I've had in some time in the cinema. My friends and I laughed and yelled at the screen not like in a STAR WARS film but close. Then one young man a row in front of us and to the left said to his friend in a way that we would hear "What's so funny ?" responding to the laughs we raised during the scene in which a bodyguard dressed as a Japanese school girl whips out a ball and chain to do battle. I am so sorry that the younger generation missed out on what the cinema experience is all about. It is a community event. It is a "Ball Game" or "Boxing Match." In the 1970s movie audiences stood at attention as the National Anthem played and the American flag showed on the screen. We stood with our hands on our hearts and when it was over we cheered with one loud voice. After that the Fox logo came up and STAR WARS came on and we cheered once again and many times after during many films. When the film was over we would drive home and relive it by discussing what we liked and didn't like about what we had just seen. Did we worry about the crowds laughter,cheering,crying and talking to the screen? Not one bit. Movie goers just a few years ago knew how to have a good time at the cinema. All this and we couldn't even pop a tape or disc into our "entertainment system" to watch again at home. We would have to wait until the studios released the films we liked in the cinema again, if they did, or hope a TV network would grace us with at least an edited version. My fellow movie goer who ever you are, do not be mad with the audience when you hear or see it after all if you don't want to see a film in the cinema with a mass of other folks you should stay at home all by yourself and watch it on Cox Cable. >^^< Catt Gunter

The Film	Anthony's opinion	Catt's opinion
House of 1000 Corps	Too many stolen ideas.	Kept lively or should I say "deadly" by being edited for an A. D. D. audience.
Holes	Very good coming-of-age movie.	I was surprised Disney could make such a good film.
The Quiet American	Not my favorite film with Michael Cain but worth the matinee price to go see.	Great story of an odd love triangle.
City of God	A great independent foreign film,definatly going to be a choice of best of the year in my book.	Great editing made for great story telling.
X-Men United	Greatest adaptation of a comicbook to film I've seen.	I can't wait for the third X-Men now.
Better Luck Tomorrow	I liked the way they introduced a scene with a definition of a word which would describe the next scene.	Not the best "gang" movie I've seen but I enjoyed the characters and casting.
Matrix Reloaded	This film gets the "Highlander II trophy" Great visual effects, Weak script, Lack of substance.	It was a let down, I feel sorry for the fans of the original Matrix but I will say that I appreciated the rave scene.
The Italian Job	The new minis do not stand up to the original minis and this movie does not stand up to the original Italian Job. Save your money and rent the original.	All I have to say about this movie is that Benny Hill should have been in it.
The Hulk	I was really unhappy with it and it bugged me they did not use his origin from the actual comic book.	It's like when the Americans tried to make Godzilla. It wasn't a Godzilla film so why call it Godzilla so why call this movie the Hulk? It strayed to far from the comic.