Experience Tarantino’s 4.5-hour Kill Bill cut from the comfort of your home.

Kill Bill has made a significant comeback recently. Fortnite even delved into a “lost chapter” with an animated short featuring Uma Thurman reprising her role as The Bride, while the animators of Jujutsu Kaisen drew inspiration from the Bride’s epic battle with the Crazy 88 for Maki’s fierce takedown of the Zenin Clan. Additionally, The Whole Bloody Affair—Quentin Tarantino’s four-and-a-half-hour compilation of Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) and Vol. 2 (2004)—finally graced theaters last December. Now, this sought-after version is set to hit digital platforms on February 17.

While most digital retailers haven’t listed it yet, Apple TV has The Whole Bloody Affair available for pre-order at $19.99. The story follows Beatrix Kiddo, aka The Bride (Uma Thurman), an assassin trying to escape her violent past and her boss, Bill (David Carradine), after discovering she’s pregnant with his child. After being ambushed by her former allies on Bill’s orders and left for dead, Beatrix awakens from a coma years later and embarks on a revenge mission, targeting everyone who betrayed her, with Bill as her final target.

Initially envisioned as a single film, it was split into two volumes upon release. While fans of Quentin Tarantino typically hold the Kill Bill films in high esteem, they never received Oscar nominations like some of his other works, such as Inglourious Basterds or Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. However, Kill Bill: Vol. 1 boasts an 85% rating on Rotten Tomatoes, and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 sits at 84%, with The Whole Bloody Affair achieving a perfect 100% based on 29 reviews.

With the renewed excitement surrounding these two-decade-old films, Tarantino enthusiasts are once again speculating about the long-rumored Kill Bill Vol. 3. Fans have started casting roles in their imaginations, with Uma Thurman’s daughter, Maya Hawke, often mentioned as a potential B.B., and Zendaya emerging as a popular choice for a young woman seeking revenge against Beatrix. Until then, grabbing The Whole Bloody Affair could enhance those hopes, along with watching the Fortnite short film that bridges Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 for a complete experience.

Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair will be available on Apple TV and other digital platforms on February 17.