You Have Just a Few Days to Watch These Quentin Tarantino Big Hits Before They Leave Netflix
The director’s iconic thriller is nowhere to be found starting next week.
Netflix keeps bringing joy to its viewers by adding more old or new flicks and shows every week, but the streaming is also pretty much able to shatter some hearts when it decides to remove other famous movies from its endless collection.
Something similar may in fact happen to Quentin Tarantino fans who now have just a couple of days left to rewatch the proclaimed director’s two legendary movies that won’t be available on Netflix when July comes.
Though this is what only Quentin Tarantino himself prefers to stick to, the director’s two-part action thriller Kill Bill will no longer stay with Netflix viewers, meaning that both movies will be removed from the streaming on July 1.
Released back in 2003 and 2004 respectively, Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Kill Bill Vol. 2 follow a former assassin referred to as just The Bride, in both movies portrayed by Uma Thurman, who wakes from coma four years after her ex-lover Bill made an attempt to kill her on her wedding day.
Infuriated after losing her unborn child because of her ex-boyfriend’s jealous rage, The Bride embarks on a high-risk yet full-scale revenge mission that aims at killing every one of those involved in organizing the biggest tragedy of her life.
Having come as the proclaimed director’s fourth movie, Kill Bill had a huge success with both critics and viewers, grossing $180 million and $152 million for both parts respectively against the initial budget of $30 million per each part.
The film also got numerous accolades, landing scores of 85% and 81% from critics and the audience for the first part and 84% and 89% respectively for the second part on Rotten Tomatoes.
Kill Bill Vol. 1 and Kill Bill Vol. 2 are only available for streaming on Netflix until June 30.