The cut of Quentin Tarantino director almost no one has finally seen being released

Quentin Tarantino has said that he will retire once he makes 10 films. Some could counteract that he has already done so, but the director has maintained that he considers “Kill Bill: volume 1” and “volume 2” to be a film. He even organized a four -hour cut, “Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair”, which tells the whole story as a single movie.

“The Whole Bloody Affair” premiered for the first time in Cannes in 2006, and Tarantino has projected him at the New Beverly Cinema, the Los Angeles Theater he owns. However, it is still not seen by the majority of the visual public. There have been plans for a theatrical release of “The Whole Bloody Affair” in the past, even in 2014, but they have fallen … until now.

Lionsgate has confirmed that they will launch “Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair” throughout the country in theaters on December 5, 2025. This edition, according to the reports, eliminates the end of the Cliffhanger of “Vol. 1”, and the summary that opens “Vol. 2” to ensure that the film flows better as a story without ziterms. There is also another addition.

“Kill Bill: Vol. 1” Includes an anime sequence, animated by the legendary Ig study production (“Ghost in the Shell”). The sequence tells the background story of the Chief of Killer/Yakuza O-Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu), whom our Antiheroine Beatrix “The Bride” Kiddo (Uma Thurman) fights against climax. “The Whole Bloody Affair” expands in that sequence, with a sword fight “never seen before.”

“I wrote and directed (‘Kill Bill’) as a movie, and I am very happy to give fans the opportunity to watch it as a movie. The best way to watch ‘Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair’ is in a glorious movie theater 70 mm or 35 mm. Blood and the guts on a large screen throughout its glory!” Tarantino said in Lionsgate’s press release.

If you have never seen this bloody issue divided into two parts, “Kill Bill” is an epic of revenge. Tarantino’s call as an artist is a pastiche, and “Kill Bill” is his tribute to Samurai films, such as “Lady Snowblood” and “Shogun Assassin.”

Kiddo is a former murderer who was betrayed by his boss and lover, Bill (David Carradine), and his colleagues in the deadly squad of vipers. His name is “the bride” because the Vipers massacred their wedding. Now, Kiddo is on the revenge of cutting each head of this snake: Bill, O-Ren, Bud (the late Michael Madsen), Vernita (Vivica A. Fox) and Elle (Daryl Hannah).

“Kill Bill: Vol. 1” premiered in October 2003, before “Vol. 2” The next April arrived at theaters. The rapid change shows how Tarantino filmed the script as a film. Instead of cutting one or two hours of his film for a commercially safer execution time, he made him two cinema. To be fair, the division is not a Hackky butcher shop. Edited by the deceased Sally Menke, both films of “Kill Bill” have climax and satisfactory conclusions. They also separate tonally; “Vol. 1” is cooler and more focused on style, while “Vol. 2” in the dialogue and is more melancholic. Finally we will see how that tonal change feels in a single movie.

“Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair” premieres throughout the country in theaters on Friday, December 5, 2025.