Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Quentin Taratino's best film since "Pulp Fiction"

I will be the first to admit this film's flaws. At some points it does drag with no substantial dialogue, or anything for that matter. Likewise one could make an argument that "Kill Bill-Volume 1" was too much, with hardly any dialogue. So in reality, "Vol. 2" is really the balancing act. It provides a heart for the saga, without forgetting how to entertain. Whereas "Vol. 1" paid homage to Eastern influenced films through an anime scene, and through the brilliantly staged action sequences, "Vol. 2" pays homage to Western spaghettis through its black and white prologue, Texas "funeral", and of course Uma's fight with Daryl Hannah. The end scene with Bill, played brilliantly by David Carradine, is both sad and triumphant at the same time. And all the while, Tarantino hammers out a pretty solid, heartfelt story.