![]() Indian director Anurag Kashyap also revealed that Kamal Hassan's film Aalavandhan ( 2001) was another influence for the film. ![]() The Japanese anime sequence features inspiration from Golgo 13: The Professional ( 1983) and Wicked City ( 1987). The diverse soundtrack background includes country music and Spaghetti Western scores by Ennio Morricone, along with Bernard Herrmann's theme from the film Twisted Nerve. The Bride's iconic yellow tracksuit, her helmet and motorcycle were inspired by Bruce Lee in Game of Death. The two part film series was intended to be a single production but was divided in two. Tarantino was inspired by Shaw Brothers Studio and included an anime sequence by Production I.G. The Bride, formelry know as Black Mamba in the Deadly Viper Assasination Squad, will stop at nothing until she gets to Kill Bill. The Bride - aka Beatrix Kiddo - journeys to many places, including to Tokyo where she battles the yakuza. Fox, and their leader “Bill” (David Carradine) - The Bride's former lover who shot her in the head, thinking he killed her and her unborn child. The Bride swears revenge on a the team of assassins played by Lucy Liu, Michael Madsen, Daryl Hannah, Vivica A. The revenge tale was written and directed by Quentin Tarantino and stars Uma Thurman as The Bride who is the victim of an attempted assasination on her wedding day. Find out here when we are keeping shop.Welcome to the official Film/Art Gallery collection of vintage original Kill Bill movie posters where we offer a wide range of artwork for cinema's ultimate female action revenge film series.Īmerican martial arts film Kill Bill: Volume 1 debuted in 2003. The good news, we regularly resurrect in a pop-up store around the corner of Waterlooplein in Amsterdam: a stone’s throw away from the old shop in the Staalstraat (Address: Houtkopersdwarsstraat 6). Through this website we will share the journey that we make through the mountains of nostalgic filmposters and other collectibles. We, Joris and Liz, joined forces with graphic designer and film enthusiast Bert to document the comprehensive collection and make it available again to those with a passion for (film)culture. As employees and friends of Eric, we felt a strong urge to continue the legacy of Cine Qua Non. Unfortunately due to unexpected circumstances the shop had to close its doors in November 2016. Famed for its unusual opening hours, impassable aisles, stuffed corners, loud music and cigarette smoke, the cultural treasury of Cine Qua Non became the epicenter of classic, arthouse and avant-garde cinema in Amsterdam. In 35 years his collection of original film posters, film stills, vintage magazines, niche books and quirky dvd’s grew out of control, but more importantly the shop in the Staalstraat became a trusted place, where both residents and random tourists alike, indulged in the religion of nonsense that Eric preached by heart. The story of Cine Qua Non goes back to 1982 when Eric Ipenburg started his shop in the heart of Amsterdam. The Kill Bill: Volume 1 poster is part of a larger collection of film posters. If you have any question regarding this specific poster, please contact us.Ĭan’t get enough of movie paraphernalia? Follow us on Instagram The story of ‘a’ Cine Qua Non poster ![]() Description Film poster Kill Bill: Volume 1 – Cine Qua Non Independent filmshop
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