Misguided though it may have been to cleave "Kill Bill" in two, the decision yielded more than just a maddening exercise in delayed gratification and ruptured narrative. It separated the individual flavors, genres and tonal extremities of Quentin Tarantino's sprawling revenge epic into two distinct yin-and-yang halves, capable of being savored in isolation even when screened back-to-back. The two are connected less by narrative than by the feverish intensity of Tarantino's genre-straddling cinephilia. This Saturday's Cinespia screening at Hollywood Forever Cemetery may not be "The Whole Bloody Affair," the unofficial title of a combined single-film version (complete with extended 30-minute anime sequence) that has made the rounds in recent years. But any time there's a chance to see Uma Thurman shred every enemy in her path, well, all is right in the jungle. When: July 16, gates open at 7:15 p.m., movie starts at 9 p.m. Robot' is back, and it looks and feels like nothing else on TV Under pressure to turn his struggling studio around, will Paramount's Brad Grey survive the turmoil at Viacom?