Fans awaits the full version and seven previously unknown film minutes on the big screen
Quentin Tarantino’s “Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair” will be released in cinemas in December 2025 – albeit only in the American. While fans only know the story of “Kill Bill” as a two -part, the two stripes were originally planned by Tarantino as a long epic. Now the time has come.
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“Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair” not only brings “Kill Bill: Volume 1” and “Kill Bill: Volume 2” together in a large work, but also comes up with a completely new sequence. Lionsgate brings the new cut version of “Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair” to the cinema on December 5, 2025. The film is shown in 70mm and 35mm ideas. A German theatrical release has not yet been determined. However, it is planned to publish Tarantino’s work in all major markets.
“Blood and intestine on a large screen in all its splendor!”
“I have [Kill Bill] written and staged as a film – and I am so glad that I can give the fans the opportunity [die Geschichte] To see a film, ”said Tarantino in a statement, according to“ Moviepilot ”. “The best way of seeing” Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair ‘can be seen in a cinema in a wonderful 70 mm or 35 mm.
Seven and a half new, animated minutes
“The Whole Bloody Affair” has been known to the film world for a long time. The film celebrated its premiere in Cannes in 2006. For this, the cliffhanger end of the first part and the review at the beginning of the second part was removed. The result was 247 violent minutes.
For the new version there is now a seven and a half -minute sequence of animated images that have never been shown before. So even for those who know the “The Hole Bloody Affair” from Cannes, there is still a surprise.
“Kill Bill” was originally designed and made as a single film. However, it was divided into two parts when it comes to a cut in order to make it in terms of length. The two parts came to cinemas every six months, in October 2003 and April 2004. They played over $ 330 million worldwide.