Kill Bill Vol 2 (2004) MOVIE REACTION! FIRST TIME WATCHING!!

Hello and Welcome back to Cinema Rules! We are back with Kill Bill Vol 2! you all loved my reaction to watching Kill Bill Vol 1 for the first time, now the question that's on everyone's mind... do i think Kill Bill Vol 2 is better than Vol 1? watch to find out!
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[@scream8564]

Isn't it poetic that she broke his heart twice? The second time was too literal.😄

[@billybobtexas]

The whole last segment at the hotel makes me so emotional. When Beatrix says “I’m a bad person” that really digs in me. These two films are so great. Just sooo great.

[@Funnylittleman]

Bill’s reply to that is one of my all time favorite movie quotes. “You’re not a bad person. You’re a terrific person. You’re my favorite person. But. Every once in a while, you can be a real c**t.”

[@billybobtexas]

@@Funnylittleman 100% you saw a glimpse of their love for eachother

[@mokane86]

Uma Thurman's character in Pulp Fiction talks about the show she filmed the pilot episode for "Fox Force Five". the ways she described the characters in that show within the movie-verse is almost exactly on point for the ""Snake Squad"" in Kill Bill.

[@donkfail1]

Then Vernita Green would have been the demolition expert. No wonder her cereal was "KABOOM" brand. Or was that because she kept a gun in it?

[@magicbrownie1357]

The Cruel Tutelage of Pai Mei is such a great homage to 70's martial arts exploitation films. Love it. It's like a little oasis of nostalgia in the middle of the film.

[@ChucksCherubs3]

Exactly. Shaun doesn't have enough knowledge of cinema as a whole to understand that.

[@magicbrownie1357]

@@ChucksCherubs3 He's getting there. It takes a while.

[@ChucksCherubs3]

@@magicbrownie1357 He's got a lot of catching up to do.

[@elliotjohnson9415]

He doesn't have to "catch up" at all. This channel is plenty enough successful and his insight interesting.

[@ChucksCherubs3]

@@elliotjohnson9415 Maybe you've got some catching up to do too.

[@KyCandicee]

"May I have a glass of water please?" gets me everytime hahaha!!

[@andreaturner7207]

Love it too!! And her walking up all dusty and dirty, it all falling off of her. So good!

[@Jason_Van_Stone]

That scene killed it for me. I was focused on her hand not being busted up after the fact she was breaking skin, drawing blood from the coffin bust out.

[@z_8446]

That heart analysis made me rethink that scene entirely, well done

[@O___________0]

I love how we expected a long fight between the two of them just to have Beatrix gauche her eye out and end it there and then.

[@explodingplant2]

She's sort of repping for her master Pai Mei and symbolically giving him pay back. I also love how completely opposite her fight is with Elle than the gorgeous and respectful fight between her and Oren

[@O___________0]

@@explodingplant2 Yes I know. Amazing film

[@cluster_f1575]

I remembered after watching Vol 2, my knee-jerk reaction was I felt it paled in comparison to Vol 1. However over time, I found myself preferring V2 more as it felt more like your classic Tarantino film. That being said, I think 1 & 2 compliment each other quite well with V1's stylish, over-the-top action with V2's more methodical, dialogue-driven pacing.

[@zombiTrout]

Same with me. Part 2 had some awesome writing, especially the Superman monologue.

[@NLDlover]

Same for me. When I watched them in high school (when they came out) I preferred Vol 1. But as I've gotten older I think Vol 2 is better. I just love how Tarantino can shift the entire tone and genre so that we start with a bloody revenge spree and somehow end up with a poignant love story and emotional family drama and it....works somehow. These films are also a masterclass on how you can establish deep relationships between characters based on very little dialog and screen time together. At points in the films, you get an evocative glimpse at her relationship with these people before they turned on her - the "Trix are for kids" bit in Vol 1. and Elle calling Beatrix "B" as if they're girlfriends at a slumber party in Vol 2 are perfect examples of that. She fights each of them differently and the way they fight and move tells you a lot about their characters. You can tell Beatrix and Vernita used to get high and shoot the shit. You can tell Beatrix had an immense amount of respect for Oren and considered her an actual peer. You can tell she fucking hated Elle. It just does so much work to sell that these are real people who basically used to be co-workers. It feels so much more authentic than half the films now where the characters have all been focused-grouped into being by a committee of producers.

[@brettschacht4183]

I always felt like Vol . 2 was the emotional heart and crux of the story.

[@DeltaAssaultGaming]

I still think Part 1 is better

[@ChucksCherubs3]

This is ridiculous, who cares whether it's Vol 1, or Vol 2. Kill Bill is just ONE big movie. You can't have one without the other.

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

In his book The Kill Bill Diary, David Carradine gives many details about how his part in the movie was developed, and about several ideas and filmed scenes that didn't make into the final cut. Like a complete fighting sequence of him against Michael Jai White, rehearsed for months and fully filmed. And that there aren't two movies, but a single one that had to be either cut in two parts or cut of many more scenes for length when screening.

[@maximillianosaben]

Nice! In the full 4-hour cut of the movie, as it was intended, the audience wasn't supposed to know that the daughter was still alive unil Beatrix finds it out herself at the end of the movie. Having said that, it's a great cliffhanger to Vol. 1.

[@nevrogers8198]

I don't totally buy the idea that QT wanted to release a 4hr version. I suspect he perhaps considered the script to be 2hr 30 or so, but once the production started to develop he released he'd have too much material to support an "epic length" for this kind of genre. It would go against all the movie styles he was trying to ape/improve upon.

[@maximillianosaben]

@@nevrogers8198 - He wrote the story as one, not two. And he even occassionally screens the full version. It's generally sold as Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair.

[@maxducoudray]

@@maximillianosaben It’s true he wanted it to be a single movie originally. But after the studio nixed it, he did rewrites to the two individual parts. It wouldn’t have looked like it does now in the original version. And it certainly wouldn’t have changed style completely halfway through.

[@nevrogers8198]

@@maximillianosaben I know, but he will have known that as soon as he started development he would have to split it for initial release, or make a bunch of ads for the interval like the Grindhouse flicks (which didn't turn out well as a theatre release strategy). A spaghetti western can be this long (but usually isn't) and some Samurai epics but the martial arts weighting it ultimately leaned towards is a genre rooted in shorter films. He will have understood that from the offset and perhaps had his eye on the "full saga" as a post-release variant.

[@maximillianosaben]

@@nevrogers8198 - I never said he planned on making the movie 4 hours, just that it's how he intended it. Obviously the production was planned for two parts with two established released dates and two seperate scripts.

[@kaidt5861]

I appreciate both for what they are, honestly. I think they're meant to convey different things b/c they are supposed to be considered one story, so I like them both for different reasons. I just hope they can work together again, after what happened, so we can get a closing Vol. 3. I mean Nakia has to come back for revenge and given the old martial arts{mainly Shaw Bros.} tropes, Elle isn't dead and had to be her master, lol. I'd love to see Beatrix and Bebe fighting together.

[@julianaFinn]

These, upon reflection are probably my favourite Tarantino films. That being said, for other reasons. Reservoir Dogs and Pulp were just brilliant but I think these just hit me harder on an emotional level, I think. Hell, I love ALL Tarantino lol. Please do his collab with Robert Rodriguez 🙏. I just adore all he does. Great reaction.

[@russellward4624]

Uma was also in Gattica.

[@Twisted_Hammer]

I 100% agree with you on the difference between the two -- BUT! At some point in the future, if you ever want to re-watch these, I actually recommend watching the two together as if they were two halves of one long film. I did that with some mates at university, and I honestly think I enjoyed that much more than either film viewed individually.

[@CAPTEINRIGGS]

There is a cut that's called 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair'.

[@the_nikster1]

it's funny that you gave an overall rating at the end because originally, this was supposed to be one movie but it was too long to release that way so Tarantino had to split it into two volumes. I love what you said about it being a toxic love story because it's so true and I never thought about it that way! I actually prefer Vol 2 because of all the character development but only slightly because I love both movies so much. excellent reaction, as always ❤️

[@nevrogers8198]

Although I can never watch part 1 now without immediately watching part 2, the year-long wait for the cinema release was interminable! But that did indeed mark them out as separate movies. The style references are balanced differently too.

[@madmadhatter]

It IS one movie. No matter what the studios did to it.

[@the_nikster1]

I agree with both of you! haha

[@manicpanic3544]

Esteban was also played by the sheriff at the beginning who investigated the Chapel murders.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

And he improvised the accent and dialog.

[@SierraSierraFoxtrot]

Oh wow, I never put it together that what's her face killed Pai Mei before her training was finished. Good catch!

[@Aa97J]

Yeah I think you are right with the heart analogy, it was very poetic in any case. The first time i saw the movie, my 14 years old self was wondering what if Bill never got up again and used a wheelchair for the rest of his life? Silly

[@DogmeatDied989]

In America we call caravans, trailers, motor homes, or mobile homes depending on if, and where the engine is.

[@adgato75]

"How do I look?" "You look ready."

[@SnabbKassa]

I never noticed before. According to the subs, Elle says "give it ... back" as if she can easily reattach her optic nerve.

[@myfriendisaac]

18:12 The 2 films in 1 word 🤷🏾‍♂️🔥🎬🍿

[@AdamtheGrey02]

12:53 I think the perfect ending to that scene other than her losing her 2nd eye would be showing that same Black mamba slithering up to her blind self as she continued to panic in that trailer thus telling us that now a horrible death was also certain for her.

[@chief_mourner]

I think its better left to the imagination. Doesnt need to be spelled out.

[@slmott399]

@@chief_mourner agreed. And leaves the opportunity for a blind Elle to train Vernita's daughter for revenge in volume 3...

[@Scallycowell]

My favorite bit about the final act of the film is the question of who’s the better parent between the two? Beatrix was robbed of her daughter, but Bill gave her everything she could ever want. A big house to grow up in, plenty of luxury and comfort, great education, gourmet meals, etc, but the one thing that justifies Beatrix taking her away from him is that he would be fine with her becoming just as much of a monster as her murderous mother. Beatrix, though a killer, is the better parent for wanting to save her daughter from making the same mistakes as her.

[@doclewis8927]

Thanks for all the work, Shaun.

[@torgiebride8558]

I'm not subbed to you (yet), just a fan. I like to keep my sub list very contained and short. I just saw this upload and YELLED through the house "YES, YES, YES!" My husband walks in like, what's with the cheering?And I'm still recovering from Covid Myocarditis! I can't just be expelling air and energy for fun yet. Love your stuff man, and love Kill Bill! ❤ Edit : Grammar

[@doclewis8927]

Uma Thurman is probably best known for being the ex-wife of Ethan Hawke and the movie they starred in "Gattica" (sci-fi cult classic). She was in several romantic comedies as well but was a model before being an actress. She was the go-to-gal in Hollywood for awhile (early to mid-1990s). She's actually older than she looks.

[@bradleymcavoy3432]

I enjoyed Bill's "Myth of the Superhero" speech about Superman and Batman ( Conflicting Duality but they complement each other and Growing Strength from a perceived or actual weakness! 🙄)

[@tomantush4867]

I think of them as one continuum, the full story simply edited for two releases. I think your ratings are quite fair, your reasoning solid. Good job, glad you enjoyed them, too.

[@maybeso68]

The actor Michael Parks played both the Sheriff in volume one and Esteban in volume 2. :)

[@iconocast]

"..omg his hearts gonna explode..YES!" i loled out loud

[@KuyaJessTV]

Their love story was a Bad Romance. And yeah I realize Beatrix broke Bill's heart twice.

[@dalee72]

Uma Thurman was also in the movie The Adventures Of Baron Munchausen as Venus.

[@28wilksy]

The 9.5 as a collective was the most valid review for sure ✅

[@JesseSwaney]

KIll Bill 2 is one of the few sequels out there that I think is better than the first movie.

[@ThefetchNZ]

The first one was better. But every time I watch these movies part 2 is perfect too. It really is QT’s magnum opus.

[@HK7Roiz]

11:38 yes thats ther name, they made numerous references througout the movies, when she fights O'Ren she says "silly rabbit TRIX are for KIDS" as in beaTRIX KIDdo, then Bill calls her Kiddo, also you can see her name on the Okinawa plane ticket

[@nurlowe6564]

Esteban Vihaio is the sheriff and Pai mai is the bald leader of the crazy 88's I was told.

[@boredwithadhd]

I enjoyed watching this with you

[@explodingplant2]

In terms of break-up movies, this certainly went a different direction than 500 Days of Summer

[@jamesparker1127]

12:47 Eye for an eye... Literally. A sight for sore eyes. They aren't kidding.

[@jimtatro6550]

The trailer fight is awesome, I always call it The Battle of the Blonde Gargantuans. The Pai Mei sequence is my favorite of the entire story.😂👍🔥

[@racheldrum1982]

I call it two Amazons, no waiting 😀

[@systerkeno]

I prefer watching both volumes as one movie. I feel that makes it much more of a balanced experience regarding action and character development. Nice reaction ✌

[@jdrussell3828]

Im sure its already been said, but Tarantino intended this to be one long film. It was just too lengthy to be one movie so the studio wanted him to release them as Vol 1 and Vol 2

[@rustincohle2135]

You can't criticize the first film for a "lack of characterization" because these "two" movies were filmed back-to-back and was meant to be released as one long 4-hour film. But the studio wouldn't have it, and forced Tarantino to split it up into two movies. So, "Volume 2" isn't a sequel by any means, it's just the second half of the movie. And my god, it's been two+ months! Completely forgot ya even watched it. Hoped you rewatched "Volume 1" to prep for this.

[@Col_Fragg]

The name Paula Schultz is a fun callback to the 1968 comedy "The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz" which stars Bob Crane and three other actors from the "Hogan's Heroes" TV series. It's set in post-war East Germany and works as a nice coda to the "Hogan's Heroes" TV series. As a child, I started watching this movie mid-way and was confused by the cast. As it was set in post-war Germany and had the same cast as "Hogan's Heroes," I thought I was watching a "Hogan's Heroes" movie or the final episodes of that series. It would be years before I found out what I had actually watched.

[@sharennyberg7795]

great movies. Thanks loved your reviews

[@user-fo9ep4lp5x]

Uma Thurman was really popular in the 80’s and 90’s. She’s been in over 60 movies and TV shows but a lot of her stuff was more quirky, independent stuff. I remember being so excited when she was in Kill Bill because it was awesome seeing her as a bad a**.

[@misterprickly]

Bill is played by the late great David Carradine, who is best known for his role as Kwai Chan Caine in the Kung Fu TV series. He is the son of John Carradine, brother of Robert & Keith. Gordon Liu played both Pai Mei and the General of the Crazy 88. The pimp played the cop in the first chapter. They really had to work hard to make Daryl Hannah look unattractive and sound nasty. I may be wrong but this may be the first time she's played a villain and not the love interest.

[@GemnEyes]

I'd really like to see a follow up to this, where Copperhead's daughter is seeking justice.

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

The opening of the film was filmed after the fact as a way to bridge Vol 1 and 2 after it was decided they would be split in half. Tarantino had to put something to remind the audience of what happened and a way to start the film.Otherwise it'd just start with no context. I read that there was some screenings of what was called The Whole Bloody Affair which was both films edited back together. I can't recall how it was supposed to be but if it were released as one film they wouldn't just be joined back together. The scenes were re-ordered when it was split in two. There are versions available out there called The Whole Bloody Affair but they just join both parts together and add the colour back to the fight against the Crazy 88 which is worth watching again in colour. It's definitely more intense.

[@ghadrackpotato960]

I wish there was a way to convey a thing in the U.S. in the early 80's, called kung fu theater on the USA network in the early days of cable tv. Seriously Tuesdays I ran a half mile from school to get home in time to watch hours of chinese/Hong Kong king fu movies. It was awesome.

[@alsleet442]

Uma has been in like 50 movies all the way back to 1987

[@ozkurrrmizrahi]

When you said ‘Jeeezaz’ I cackled lol. The best movie ever! ❤️

[@WoebegoneWonder]

I think the rating you've given for the whole story is very fair but I definitely wonder what a 10/10 out of movie is like in your mind? Don't be afraid to give out perfect scores every once in a while! Otherwise, solid review!😃

[@sca88]

Do you recognize the song after Bea gets shot with rock salt? It's from 'Fistful of Dollars'.

[@Timmayytoo]

Small Easter egg... there are at least 2 actors who appear in multiple roles in both films - meaning they portray different characters in each film.

[@jondishmonmusicandstuff2753]

Interesting how the actor playing "Bill" David Carridine was found hanging naked in a closet with a belt around his neck. Talk about freaky sex acts gone bad. I loved him in the 70's series "Kong Fu."

[@manjiimortal]

The first film was an homage to Kung Fu movies, whereas this one is an homage to Westerns, and both films play that in every way. The cinematography, the soundtracks, even the settings of the action.

[@mickylove76]

The fan edit of the whole bloody affair is available.

[@kellifranklin9872]

I suppose because I’m a female the Kill Bill movies are my favorite Tarantino films. I love the storytelling and the cinematography. I hold out hope for a another entry to the franchise where Nikki comes for the Beatrix we find out what happens to Elle.

[@sjokomelk]

Have you seen Jackie Brown? That one is about a cool female too. 🤩

[@excalibur2024guy]

You got the ratings correct. (Watch GATTACA. Uma Thurman has co-starring role. Good flick.)

[@billkant849]

Two other movies I've seen Uma Thurman in are Gattaca and The Adventures of Baron Munchausen, discounting Pulp Fiction.

[@thomasfrei7711]

The fight scenes with Pai Mei are best^^ 😂😂 This guy is nuts^^ 😂 Very good movie, love it.

[@acidrain92]

Vol 1 and Vol 2 are two of my favorite films of all time, and man there are so many little easter eggs and bits of trivia that my love for these films grows the more I read about them. There are too many to say in detail, but heres the one I love the most. Vol 1 opens up with the song "Bang Bang", and at the end of Vol. 2 "B.B." (the Bride's daughter, presumably named after Beatrix and Bill) "shoots her mom down" after exclaiming "bang bang" aka "Bang bang my baby shot me down." aka the main lyrics of the song. The name B.B. SOUNDS like "baby" and she's also literally Beatrix's baby. Also, while I dont think it's actually confirmed anywhere, some fans theorize that Bill's last name is "Gunn" which would lend even more importance to B.B.'s name, aka "B.B. Gunn"

[@toodlescae]

What was kind of weird abd ironic for some of us was the contradiction of watching David Carradine play a bad guy like Bill in a movie full of martial arts and references to Shaolin monks after having watched him as a Shaolin monk named Kwai Chang Caine in the tv series Kung Fu where he was a good guy. 😂

[@evilkittymusic3221]

Uma Thurman hasn’t been in many movies? 66 credits in tv and film. Her daughter is in Stranger Things!

[@shainewhite2781]

The epic conclusion to an epic film Tarantino was also considering on doing a third Kill Bill movie with Zendaya playing the daughter of Vivica A Foxx's character, who grows up, becomes an assassin, then has a showdown with the Bride at the films climax, but it never came to be

[@jksgameshelf3378]

That's really a rumor, but it would be awesome, and people have also said how great it would be if Maya Hawke, who was in S3 of "Stranger Things" and is Uma's real-life daughter with Ethan Hawke, would play her now grown daughter in the film, and I've never wanted a movie more than I do that one. Tarantino hasn't ruled it out, but said it's not on his mind right now (but who knows?).

[@robhws]

I think Tarantino is still flirting with the idea of a Vol.3

[@jksgameshelf3378]

@@robhws -Haha, I think he almost has to because so many people want it and keep talking about it. Let's keep the pressure on!

[@obenohnebohne]

I like the 2nd part a little better but I see both Vol. as one. Together they balance each other. Terrific!

[@Kristianxvx]

I would recommend checking out the story about how these films were suppose to be one giant film, and goes under the name Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair. It's a fascinating read.

[@DanCrowleyNYC]

I love both of these films so much, it's hard to pick which one I prefer - but I do think that Volume 1 is more re-watchable. But I take the whole saga as one long movie. I remember seeing them both in theaters when I was working in Europe in my early 20s, and it was an electric energy. Saw the first in Munich, and the second (along with a double-feature re-watch of the first) in Vienna. Still love both!

[@AtomicVampire1]

Vol 1 and 2 are really just one movie cut in two.

[@shawnlopez2317]

This movie was an entire film at one point, but it got too long, so it got cut up in to two. In fact there is a one film version out there called Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, even has some extra scenes.

[@tomdalsin5175]

Pai Mei represents the past, and tradition. By challenging it, and then submitting to it, and studying under it, one can gain knowledge and abilities. Elle had no respect for tradition (Pai Mei), so she not only missed out on the teachings but lost some of her vision. She then killed the past... But Pai Mei took revenge on Elle, through the techniques handed to Beatrix. Indeed, disdain for the past is a form of blindness. Bill also died to the Pai Mei's techniques, by (as you mentioned) a broken heart. Bill said she broke his heart when she left him... he said he broke his heart when he shot her... so Beatrix took his claims of a broken heart and made them a fatal reality. Since we're talking about the "poetry" of each character's death, even Budd's death fits his failings - his vices (greed) and his lies took the form of the appropriate symbol, the serpent, and it killed him. Nicely done.

[@murmursmeglos]

Agree with your overall reasoning. I loved 1 on first watch, but hated 2. I like 2 now, it has some real classic moments, but it could really shave off at least 30 mins. The irony is they took the weaknesses of 1 (flashy story, lacking emotional depth) and went too far the other way, making an over-long plod with too much baggage. The first 45 mins bored me shitless, they went out of their way to portray Budd as an out-of-shape has-been but he outsmarts a focused Bride in 2 mins, making her look stupid and sucking all the momentum of the first film. But its better to treat it as one entity and I'm satisfied by the end. I'll probably always prefer 1 because of Lucy Liu, though my fave scene is Karen Kim and the pregnancy test lol

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Shaun! 🎞

[@shivareewaltz]

I wish I could see "The Whole Bloody Affair" Tarantino edited both films together. I think he showed it at his theater the New Beverly and it's available on Blu-Ray overseas.

[@zimnizzle]

I think they are best when watched together, to be honest.

[@billybobtexas]

8.8 is a great rating for this one. But believe me, you will think about it and not stop thinking about it and eventually feel like this film has the soul of both films, where film one is rage, revenge. Even Bills brother pausing, then “this is for breaking my brothers heart” you’re over here rooting for Beatrix and now.. wait.. she did what? Hmm what happened? How? And it just leaves you wondering. Then you hear the whole story and understand. Then when she does the deadly move on him, she realizes she can’t take it back and for the first time she doesn’t enjoy killing someone. Now it hurts. And she says “I’m a bad person” that hits me so hard. Its a phenomenal flick. I just heard you say 9.5 for both films together. Thats a worthy rating. Soo fkn good. Thanks for posting. Now I have to pretend thAt my eyes are red from allergies. Haha. 🥺

[@disturbedmindproductions]

Are you guys every going to check out Jeepers Creepers 2. Your reaction to the first one was great, and the second movie is a whole lot of fun.

[@joetroncoso7292]

i don't think it's a wall break, just psyching herself out

[@StarkRG]

I can't rate them separentely because I consider them two parts of a single movie. I saw Volume 2 first because I saw it in the video rental place and didn't know it was a two-parter. Even so, I don't think it diminished my enjoyment of them since the whole thing is mostly out of order anyway.

[@smokeyverton7981]

Tarantino loves him some feet

[@kaeb11]

She is in a lot of things. My first Uma film was Gattica…funny enough so was my first Ethan Hawke 😏😉

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

LOL yeah, I punched a cinderblock wall once in my sleep. Not my brightest memory.

[@andreaturner7207]

Hurray! You got to part two! I have about the same rating as you for this movie. It's a great one to revisit every now and then.

[@bridgetbatch09]

Love your stuff Shaun, hope toms doing well with everything. Uma Thurman is great also. Underrated.

[@jean-paulaudette9246]

Well, considering this film's release date, I guess it might be time to tell a story about Nikia Greene and Bebe Kiddo...perhaps involving a very vindicative blind teacher.

[@rickewilde]

Incredible to think this is your first time watching this movie.

[@chanceneck8072]

Completely fine with your ratings. I personally rated them both a perfect 100, but that´s just me. Only critique, I would have for you: You rated Kill Bill Vol. 1 a 8.8 at the end of this video. That´s the cover of Vol. 1! ;-) Vol. 2´s cover is red....

[@Jim73]

I think it's either Hateful Eight or Kill Bill as the best Tarantino movie. (taking Kill Bill parts together)

[@JoveJoved]

Every reactor always cuts out the Superman speech. My favorite conversation in the film, but I guess it doesn't match the editing pace.

[@stephenmillergbl]

If you watch any old kung fu movies you will see pai mei in a lot of them such as Clan of the White Lotus.

[@gswithen]

I'd love to know how she got that Black Mamba into the briefcase of cash then put more money on top of it before closing it up. One of the deadliest snakes in the world.

[@dr.burtgummerfan439]

Maybe she stuck it in the freezer for a little while? 😁

[@dottiegillespie8067]

Hey Shaun! I loved them both also. Only enough I saw 2 before 1. Maybe that's why it's my favorite. I agree 9.5. Awesome movie. You should check out Quentin's grindhouse double feature. Thanks for the reaction! Love watching you and Tom

[@uosdwiSrdewoH]

I always wondered why Tarantino had Beatrix Kiddo buried alive in Kill Bill then like a year later when Tarantino directed the double episode season finale of CSI he did the same gag and buried one of the characters in that show alive too. It was a great double episode, don't get me wrong, just seems like a strange choice to do something he just did. Especially when he seems to go out of his way to film in a different genre each new project.

[@Jwolrd]

I’ve been waiting for you to watch this movie for a long time!!! 😄😄I love this movie so much! Boyh Vol 1.and Vol 2.

[@NoiseFetish]

This is probably my favorite and my 4th favorite Tarantino movie simultaneously. If viewed as 2 parts of hte same movie, Kill Bill is my fav Tarantino... if viewed as 2 separate movies, it's Kill Bill volume 1, Inglorious Basterds, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill volume 2 (all four of which are 9/10 cause I don't do decimals in my ratings)... and I wonder if a complete Kill Bill with the Crazy 88 fight in full color would reach a 10 or not. I'd have to see a version like that. But it would be pretty damn close for sure.

[@oldcdog91]

I knew that fight between Kiddo and Elle would illicit some quality “oohs” and “aahs” from Shaun 😂

[@zombiTrout]

You really need to watch Shogun Assassin (or the Lone Wolf and Cub series).