The thriller starts off with heavy breathing against a black screen, this is effective because it adds a sense of mystery to the film. Kill Bill involves quite alot of violence with a small amount of gore, this is how we can tell it is a thriller and not a horror. The music that plays over the begining of the film sets the mood for the film, the words of the song relate to all the action and fights within the film, if you listen to the words of the song they describe what happens during parts of the film.
The setting of the film is realistic with parts of the film being based in a house in a normal, safe neighbourhood.
At the start of the second chapter of the film the words; Chapter two - The blood splattered bride comes up, this is effective because it makes the audience want to carry on watching the film to see what the sub heading was about. The writing was red against a black screen, this follows on with the thriller theme as red and black are associated with dark situations.
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