First Time Watching *KILL BILL VOL 2* Almost Made Me Throw Up!

[@HelloMellowXVI]

KILL BILL VOL.1 Movie Reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/r6Svf6KFjN-GrZI Share And Like The Video! Just Like The Movie, I Split The Video Into Two Parts! Thought About Doing One Whole Video, But That Would've Been An Hour Video LMAO... What's Your Favorite Line From The Film?

[@2429Ryanspeer]

"Clark Kent is Superman's critique on the whole human race"

[@2429Ryanspeer]

@Necramonium he sure is

[@nopewmopan]

Favorite line? I love when Elle is reading all about the black mamba.

[@nopewmopan]

Did you watch the deleted scene with Michael Jai White?

[@HelloMellowXVI]

@@nopewmopan never knew there were deleted scenes

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Uma deserved an Oscar for this film, and the first one, I don’t care what anyone says. Her dedication, physical exertion, incredible performance pushed to the very limit, and sheer and total embodiment of this character is one of the finest female performances of all time. And criminally overlooked by the academy.

[@michaeltaylor8835]

The Academy are idiots

[@ripoll91]

Also...that one man was still around

[@skolkor]

A thing I really love about this movie. Pai Mei claimed Beatrix's right arm for himself. It is Pai Mei's arm that broke her out of the coffin, plucked out Elle's other eye, and killed Bill. It symbolizes how he gave her the strength to survive.

[@jessp8238]

That’s a great connection you made!

[@okoala62]

👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@mikelmcknight72]

Tears of joy, regret, and sorrow. Beatrix was a surprisingly complex character.

[@eileenherrera2510]

Probably grief, too. Her feelings about Bill were complex to say the least.

[@dr.friend5687]

And relief. Finally the ordeal is over.

[@TheMaskedChef7]

One of my top 10 in my all time list

[@williammitchell1864]

Mikelmckninight72, Beatrix Kiddo has no regret in anything she did.

[@dianaruman8723]

@@michaeltrinta7207 she didn't regret killing her former squad mates, she regreted that it had to be done.

[@ForgottenHonor0]

David Carradine wasn't originally supposed to play his flute in the movie but Quentin saw him doing it off set and decided he just had to add it to Bill's character!

[@porflepopnecker4376]

It's fitting because when David Carradine played Cain in the classic TV series "Kung Fu" (which Julius refers to in "Pulp Fiction") he played the same kind of flute. It might even be the same one.

[@charleshowie2074]

And then he died having an ashixiwank.

[@RareHarmony]

@@charleshowie2074 A dark turn, but accurate.

[@Biomirth]

I'm sure it is just a reference to 'Kung Fu', not some anecdote for points. Why do you think he cast him?

[@cleekmaker00]

Bill was a badass, but I will always think of David Carradine as Kwai Chang Caine.

[@ColinPoole]

In the scene with Uma driving fast in the jeep through the jungle she actually lost control and crashed in to a tree. She injured her back and supposedly still suffers from it to this day. Tarantino says having her drive the jeep is one of his biggest regrets.

[@calebwinfield1403]

I bet covering up for Weinstein is up there too

[@jollyquinn430]

@ColinPoole Did he say that? Well, he made her drive the car. Even after the stunt team said it's not safe. And Uma didn't want to do it. She wanted her stunt double to drive. But since the stunt double wasn't on set that day, QT made her drive. And apparently after she crashed, his first reaction was: "Is the car alright?" It's the reason what cracked their bond. Plus he withhold the footage of the crash's aftermath when Uma needed it for the Weinstein case (It showed Weinstein's inappropriate behavior.) He only gave it to her when he had no other choice. And suddenly it's his biggest regret? I guess the aftermath is what made it his biggest regret.

[@extofer]

@@jollyquinn430I think it’s water under the bridge now between Uma and QT and he recognizes that his actions that day weren’t right. Uma has even said that she’d work with QT again.

[@oakraidergrl4lif]

That fight with Elle Driver was visceral as hell. That was a straight up, nasty, knock down and dirty scrap.

[@Nepthu]

One of the best fights in cinema period.

[@d3l3tes00n]

Daryl Hannah is underrated.

[@TheMrsmartass13]

What I love too about the fight is it shows why she is called black mamba, the way she snatches Elle's eye is just like how the black mamba strikes Bud.

[@TheWaynos73]

And that Elle is now blind and possibly still alive if she made it out of the trailer and didn’t get bit by the mamba. Kill Bill 3 could still be a film.

[@kn-zv7uc]

They were *almost* evenly matched, but one had that intrinsic desire and purpose to survive anything.

[@Valheru4]

Not sure if you knew ... but B.B. (the daughter) got her name from the initials of both her parents (Beatrix & Bill).

[@dalialto]

And her last name is Gunn lol

[@filmfreak7682]

Bills last name is Gunn lol

[@sixtuspettersson6059]

B B Gunn !! ;))

[@lilscenechick1995]

I also think it's meant to be a metaphor (?) for her being "harmless" or less deadly than her parents. She won't grow up to be a killer, but she's still capable and fierce like her mother.

[@danielflynn9141]

Not sure if anyone has mentioned this yet, but the Bride is code name Black Mamba, and that species of snakes tends to spit venom. So being Black Mamba.. she spits.

[@jarodperez4272]

...Black Mamba... *I* should have been Black Mamba...

[@30noir]

No, they don't.

[@thubelihlezondi5822]

The few facts I know about the Black Mamba, I'd never heard that it spit it's venom. I know cobras do though. The black mamba, if I'm not mistaken, is one of those snakes you dont want to f**k with either. Legend has it that its the only snake that would actually chase a person down, whereas other snakes are more afraid of humans. Its also prone to biting more than once. Its also not black.

[@shashankpradhan6014]

No mamba dont spit spitting cobra does

[@kenlangston3451]

Kobe Bryant actually got his nickname from this movie.

[@frag2k12]

Fun fact, the actor that played Pai Mei in this film also played the leader of the crazy 88 in the first film Johnny Mo.

[@ginichimaru2712]

The end credits already told him that...

[@frag2k12]

@@ginichimaru2712 While the end credits do say that, not everyone realises this.

[@ronnierocha42]

Your reaction to her plucking out Elle's eye was the greatest, funnest, most honest reaction I've ever seen! I was literally laughing out loud!

[@sebastianemond5313]

I liked the scene with Elle's explaining of the traits of the Black Mamba snake and her reasoning for killing Bud in such an underhanded fashion. It shows how even though she hated Beatrix, she both admires her and hates herself for not being as good as Beatrix. She was able to train with Pai Mai, earning his respect, while Elle barely got through training and ended up losing an eye. She didn't even kill Pai Mai face to face as a warrior, and just poisoned him; that was dishonorable. Beatrix is everything Elle isn't, and Elle has been trying to become and/or replace Beatrix, by hooking up with Bill, killing Bud with a "Black Mamba" which Beatrix is codenamed after, and trying to take her sword which she didn't earn.

[@BLAGASPLEEGAN]

Me, my dad, and sister have a tradition of watching both volumes every year, started at 10 and still do it at 22😂

[@georgekellon2471]

After it first came out... I bought a replica of "Budd's Hanzo sword" Every time I watch it, I get it out and hold it throughout both movies.... The Hanzo sword you verts!

[@fernydyke]

??? HELLO 10??

[@christiana7424]

@@fernydyke I first saw this movie at 5, but of course my dad would skip certain parts

[@jp3813]

I remember Tarantino doing an interview w/ some Karen who criticized him for saying that The Bride was a great role model for little girls.

[@Cami-dc9iu]

Same with my sis lol

[@wittsullivan8130]

Rock salt shells are commonly used against dogs when they chase people's chickens or to run off trespassers. Rock salt is used to make home made ice cream, so it's cheap and common. They'll pry the shell open and replace the bird shot with either rock salt or rice. It stings and burns, but won't do permanent damage (unless you get hit in the eye).

[@Artimusk]

Yo thanks for that nugget of knowledge. 😲

[@tristramcoffin926]

7:40 When you saw this part in the theater with all the dirt landing on the coffin it was so loud and freaky. It was almost pitch black darkness. You felt like you were actually being buried alive.

[@cakepopmopsop]

Kill Bill is definitely on my “movies I wish I could have seen in theaters” list

[@Ivy94F]

Oh yeah! It was so disturbing that I almost took a bathroom break (which I never do) so I could get out of that room. It was too much. Pitch black room and all you can hear is surround sound dirt being poured on top of you and around you. Lol. It was crazy.

[@tereikadudley2077]

@@cakepopmopsop the worst part of watching a movie is the fact that you will never get to to experience these emotions that you felt ever again

[@harleyquiinnnn]

i am SO jealous you saw that in the theater

[@porkflaps4717]

Pai Mei training scene is my favorite part of this movie. What's funny is that the actor playing Pai Mei fought against Pai Mei back in the 70's. He is a kung-fu movie legend. RIP Gordon Liu

[@watts18269]

He’s still alive 👍🏻

[@jason-basin]

Also how he grabs her arm and says it's my arm - and then how she claims that everyones arms belong to her in the Kill Bill 1 when she takes on the Crazy 88!

[@RuthlessWelshy]

Gordon Liu is NOT dead! He did have a stroke though but recovered

[@marzblaq7267]

Man, I almost had a heart attack! 😭

[@lisaspikes4291]

Yes, the Pai Mei sequence is the best!

[@audreyhutchison8159]

Casting David Caradine is, in itself, an homage. He is best known for his role as Qui Chang Kane in the TV series Kung Fu. he brought many of the same elements of that character into this role, including the pipe playing. Have always loved that about his protrayal as Bill. That little wink.

[@susanmaggiora4800]

When I was about 8 or 9 (around 1975), I had a Kung-Fu lunchbox!

[@audreyhutchison8159]

@@susanmaggiora4800 that is so cool! Love Kung Fu. Still my favorite growing up.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

The little girl who played B.B. appears in "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" as the hippie girl who sells Brad Pitt an LSD-soaked cigarette. The actor playing the old pimp who tells Beatrix where Bill is, Michael Parks, is the same actor who played the sheriff in the wedding chapel investigation scene. He has played that character, Earl McGraw, in three other films by Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez--"From Dusk Till Dawn", "Planet Terror", and "Death Proof."

[@russellward4624]

She's the daughter of Andie MacDowell.

[@inani3571]

Uma Thurman’s daughter also appears in Once Upon A Time in Hollywood, her name’s Maya Hawke. She’s the girl from the Manson family that backs out from the Tate murders and steals the car. Maya is mostly known as Robin in Stranger Things.

[@Mr.GoodVibesCaLi]

Her name is Beatrix Kiddo that’s why if you noticed when bill says Kiddo that’s her name just in case anyone was wondering what her name is for years 😂

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Yeah I Always Thought That Was Weird At First, But Thats Smart

[@Mr.GoodVibesCaLi]

@@HelloMellowXVI forreal fam that’s why they try to confuse you when they bleep her name when they talk about her but it’s genius

[@Mr.GoodVibesCaLi]

And also they called her black mamba which is funny when u said “she took her eye out like a snake” me and my mom love this movie and I rock with ur channel more for reacting to this brings back childhood memories fam 🔥💪🏾

[@boahancock3981]

@@themudbloodjedi8390 i thought it was silly rabBEAT TRIX are for KIDDOs(kids)

[@kingjellybean9795]

God damn mellvin comin in clutch, no one ever puts out their reactions to a series the same day. I thank you good sir, you are a gentleman and a scholar. Also got shot at with rock salt "didnt get hit" by the railroad bulls for trespassing in a train yard outside philly lol

[@susanmaggiora4800]

Dang, thanks for this comment. I didn’t realize he’d just done done the first one. Welp, looks I I’ve got a video to watch before this one!😏

[@soulance8342]

That why I never tag trainyards without a partner. Leave all ID at home or in a car parked a few blocks away and have a meet up spot set ahead of time for when the shit hits y'all both split. We try to scout the yard for 5-10 first to see if anyone is there and don't listen to music so you don't get caught off guard.

[@ForgottenHonor0]

Daryl Hannah's, who played Elle ( the one eyed b****), death flailing was an homage to her death in Blade Runner!

[@mikelmcknight72]

Finally, someone besides me noticed!

[@alucard624]

Yep. She's even said that's what she was trying to do in that scene.

[@georgekellon2471]

Hannah also said she was tired of playing "goodie two shoes" characters, so she jumped at the chance to be an "evil bitch", and she played this one to the max.

[@Icypenguigo]

Oh my god, this and Blade Runner are two of my favorite movies ever and I've watched them both dozens of times, and I never made that connection!!!! That is amazing!!!!

[@andysutcliffe3915]

Wasn’t that a male, Asian, stuntman in blade runner?

[@richardscanlan3167]

That final scene when Bill stands up - with that cool soundtrack playing in the background gets me every time.Pure genius by Tarantino.

[@Mike_Oxlong35]

6:30 The beautiful factor of shotgun shells is that a lot of people used to cut them open, pour out the contents, and refill it with whatever they could think of. (Also known as a felony these days, tampering with ammo, etc)..One of the best results was supposedly Rock Salt. Hard enough to sometimes puncture light material as well as skin. You've heard the term "Salt in the wound"...Well in this case the salt IS the wound. Hence why she's writhing in pain on the ground. I've mostly heard of this being used by railroad workers sitting on the back of trains, popping rock salt shells at the kids that would play around near the tracks, cause that's just a lawsuit waiting to happen. Now you can order pre-loaded Dragon Breath ammo right to your door, ya know, in case you want to start a fire...from 20ft away... Still love the channel man, keep 'em coming!

[@toecutterjenkins]

In the end Bill dies of a broken heart.

[@UltimateGamerCC]

much like how this all started.

[@charleslee8313]

I can't believe I never thought of that. Good call.

[@blindbeautyblindgirlmagic3166]

@@charleslee8313 me either LOL

[@rougestarlight4308]

Quite literally

[@Angrychef-jx8bp]

Don’t think he took 5 steps

[@habibiehakim1233]

The scene when she out of a grave and put the Thriller song is actually not a bad idea

[@topg1703]

For a sec I thought it was the original 😂

[@ryandean3162]

I take it you missed the cliffhanger bombshell at the end of Part 1 that her daughter was still alive.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Lmao Yes I Did

[@enicole1203]

I had wondered if he caught that because he ended his reaction without that reveal... now I know lol

[@riodelizo9120]

@@HelloMellowXVI hahaha i knew it.

[@megatron1384]

Fun fact... the fight between Bea and Elle was inspired by the 1965 Toho monster movie War of the Gargantuas. Quentin even refers the this fight as the War of the Blonde Gargantuas. His love of old school movies from EVERY genre runs DEEP. If you are ever interested, it's a fun movie and I recommend it as a person who does a Giant Monster Podcast

[@WGFavor]

The ratio of the screen during the buried alive scene is suppose to give you the feeling of being buried alive. In the scene when she left Budd's place, the other Black Mamba was scared of her as she walked by. Also, you have to think about it: these were her friends, her coworkers, and her lover. The end part where she was crying and eventually laughing was her finally letting her emotions out.

[@ferrill]

Robert Rodriguez scored ‘Kill Bill Vol. 2’ for only a dollar as a favor for Tarantino. In return, Tarantino directed a scene from Rodriguez’s ‘Sin City’ for the same price.

[@philproffitt8363]

Oh wow...do you know which scene? I wanna pay attention next time around.

[@philproffitt8363]

@TheGlassesPro Cheers 👍

[@ForgottenHonor0]

You wanted to know who was the fight choreographer, it was the same actor who played Pai Mei! Gordon Liu!

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And he was also the final bald member of the Crazy 88 that Uma fought in Vol. 1.

[@TaoOfTheFist]

The legendary Master killer himself. Mr. Lau Ka Fai

[@HyakumeTitan]

And Monk San Te from The 36th Chamber of Shaolin

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

The fight choreography was done by Tarantino, Yuen Woo-ping, and sword trainer Tetsuro Shimaguchi.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And Mr. Bartlett.

[@chaospoet]

I LOVE this movie. This is the one out of the two I come back to the most. This one gets deeper and deeper the more you watch it. Budd is by far the most fascinating character in both movies. He's the only one who approves of what Beatrix is doing, or at least sees it from her perspective, doesn't give a shit about power or codes of honor, doesn't want to kill her, really doesn't want to even hurt her, actually gives her an out by not frisking her like he probably knows he should and gives her a flashlight to stand a chance, and yet is the one person who could have killed her with ease if he had wanted to. My theory (others have it too) is that Budd is the one who regretted his part in hurting her. I think he liked and respected her as a person and besides Bill was the only one he could actually tolerate. You can tell by the way he speaks to Elle that he hates her and is holding back how much he hates her yet is reasonable and even sorrowful talking to Beatrix. Even when he say "This is for breaking my brother's heart." It's like he's trying to find an excuse for doing what he's doing that both of them can agree on. His being poor and being around awful coked out strippers whose literal shit he has to clean up is his self imposed form of punishment. That's one theory anyway. But there's so many layers and connections you can make the more you watch this.

[@vhagerty]

You like the music because it's Ennio Morricone. Your theme is composed by him as well. 😊

[@LoveLife-ho3rg]

Bill explained that the little truth serum arrow she got shot with contained side effects like extreme euphoria and that’s why she’s crying in the end.. she’s experiencing an euphoric episode , tears of pure euphoria

[@Rob_Fordd]

Rock salt shells are literally just that, shotgun shells full of big salt crystals each a bit smaller than buck shot balls. Used a lot for killing snakes, rats, etc... because they shatter on impact with hard surfaces so there's no dangerous ricochet. Typically uses less powerful loads of powder too.

[@leftofpunk]

Thank you. I assumed it was just bird shot

[@Rob_Fordd]

@@leftofpunk I'd bet Tarantino thought about that first, but realized a person's lungs would get collapsed by bird shot out of two barrels at that range. Rocksalt IRL will basically do what's shown in the movie. Within 15 yards or so it'l break flesh and literally feel like being slammed with a baseball bat. From just a few feet away, even a big man would be knocked off their feet.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And of course the salt would make the wound just that much more painful.

[@bigneon_glitter]

Gotta check out 1996's _The Long Kiss Goodnight_ with Geena Davis & Samuel L Jackson - another female action hero revenge flick that, in part, inspired _Kill Bill._

[@porflepopnecker4376]

That's a good one!

[@amazingusername8925]

It's not a revenge flick at all!

[@porflepopnecker4376]

@@amazingusername8925 After they kidnap her daughter, it is.

[@gypsygirl3255]

Oh boy, yes

[@celeboria]

And it has one of the greatest explosions in movie history!

[@smittybenzo4693]

You must do Jackie Brown, directed by Quentin Tarantino.

[@rjculliford]

This!

[@tomisimi]

100 % true

[@robertguy9553]

Jackie Brown was my least favourite on my first viewing, but as I’ve grown up it has become my absolute favourite

[@yourexhusband2338]

SO underrated

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

I’ve also requested he check that one out. SUCH a great film.

[@sapphirelight748]

You missed that Bill's brother never sold the Hatori Hanzo sword he gave him. That, despite their broken relationship, that was still a priceless gift he received from his brother. The sword being given, and not thrown away (even though Bill didn't know) were not empty gestures. And that sword was the only other sword that would've stood a chance against the one she fought Elle with, because it was another Hanzo sword.

[@tararocksong5085]

Bc no Hanzo sword is the same unless forged with the same design.

[@mylesc99]

Another good film is, "From Dusk till Dawn". Tarantino is one of the main characters in the film.

[@deathproofpony]

He wrote it, too. Rodriguez just directed.

[@DireAxis]

The two movies are an incredible love letter to western, samurai and martial arts film. The two former share a close thematic bond, you can tell this was closest to Quentin's heart. Senor Esteban Vihaio is the scariest and creepiest person in this series. He controls a powerful gang in Mexico, who would be inherently loyal to him as they are the children of the women that he controls. Thus probably growing up around him a lot, much like Bill. He is also shown and speaks of his own casual cruelty, his tone is almost coy speaking of it. I think QT's favorite part is getting to cast actors he loves and may have grown up with.

[@angelminaj617]

Wow I didn't expect volume 2 today ❤

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Yeah Split Them Into Two Videos Like He Did With The Movie Otherwise Doing One Video Would've Been An Hour.

[@Qualimar]

12:00 I prefer the first film (partly because of the amazing score) but yeah that is amazing music courtesy of Enrico Morricone and an amazing sequence overall. Oh and we got a hint of Beatrix's real name in the first film with her shared joke with O-Ren ("Silly rabbit" "Trix are for..." "kids"). A lot of fans think Beatrix and O-Ren were best friends before everything went south which is why except for Bill it is her most emotional fight.

[@LunatheLoungeSinger]

In the first movie at the very end Bill says to Sophie "One more thing, Sofie... is she aware her daughter is still alive?"

[@Biomirth]

Its funny because of course there cannot be a 'correct' reaction to a movie, but somehow you got 100/100 on this one. Really enjoyed your reaction Mello.

[@johnnybags2324]

From IMDb “Ricardo Montalban was cast to play Esteban. Unable to make an early read-through of the script, his lines were read by Michael Parks who impressed Tarantino so much that he re-cast Parks instead.” One of my favorite scenes in the movie.

[@indiajohnson]

That would've been so interesting!

[@KingHoborg]

My dad, brother and I all like to do the Pai Mei Contemplating Beard Technique from time to time. It's a classic.

[@rebeccahopkins9522]

Among my favorite marshall arts films of all time. And that’s saying a lot. She should have won an Oscar for either of her absolutely incredible performances in these films.

[@Thundernoob98]

Crazy 88 : even 88 of us couldn’t kill her Bud: guns go pew pew

[@KevinM491]

Loved the double upload! Good movie choice, forgot just how good Uma Thurman is in this.

[@TheNeonRabbit]

17:28 Uma Thurman lost control of the car and ran into a tree right after this shot. She was pretty pissed that Tarentino pressured her into doing the stunt herself. If you Google "Uma Thurman Wreck" you can see the crash and aftermath.

[@nicholassmith7984]

Kill Bill Vol. 3 is still on the books, too. You should react to one of Wes Anderson's films, for a change of pace.

[@klaatubaraadanikto110]

If you REALLY want to see a masterful actor playing his trade, note this: The Sheriff who responds to the church murders was played by Michael Parks. He also played the Mexican pimp we see near the end of this film, "Esteban Vihaio". ("I would have just cut your face") (P.S.: I CAN'T BELIEVE YOU EDITED THE ENTIRE SCENE OUT!!! Dude, it's a TERRIFIC performance) Had I not spotted Michael's name in the credits, I would NEVER have imagined they were played by the same person. Oh, and the Sheriff's son, "Edger", was played by Michael's own son, James McGraw.

[@SomeDude_92]

Michael Madsen, the actor who played Bill's 10-gallon hat wearin brother played the gangster who tortured the cop in Reservior Dogs

[@drake128]

She was an assassin who basically let her boyfriend think she was KIA , then he found her marrying someone and was pregnant . He said himself he overreacted but in that universe wtf did she expect? I felt bad for both of them in the end . She still loved him and he loved her.

[@indiajohnson]

Yeah, in her situation, she was screwed either way.

[@decusq]

Whats interesting is Beatrix took out Elle's eye with the hand her master claimed belonged to him, so in a sense the master got his revenge too.

[@roryotoole3279]

The whole trapped in a coffin and buried alive part is inspired by an old ABC TV Movie of the Week called "The Longest Night" from 1972. He also directed a CSI season finale using a similar theme.

[@davidhunt7454]

Oh wow I Remember the episode were Sara was buried alive that was scary.

[@mistahmata]

That lion king/Stankonia shirt is hard 😂

[@calibadgerdude6082]

Man, I love Uma Thurman. There’s something intangible about her, and she’s unconventionally beautiful. What I mean by that is, there’s no feature of her face that by itself is attractive, but put them all together and something magical happens. Her eyes are too wide, her cheekbones are too sharp, her face is too long, and her jaw looks like she could bite through iron, but somehow it all works together to make a woman who is in my opinion one of the most attractive women on the planet. :D

[@ethanandsmith704]

jesus did u really have to do her like that though with that description LMAO

[@hinasakukimi]

@@ethanandsmith704 kjsdflksd right

[@DanielMartinez-hm8pu]

That's the biggest backhanded compliment ever wtf lol

[@zoella2349]

@@ethanandsmith704😂😂 like if this is meant to be a compliment I don’t want it.

[@GuessWhoAsks]

I was not a subscriber till these two uploads. I appreciate not only that you put them out together, but also the segway between the two...and little mention about the reason. Great content.

[@Azereiah]

I remember the first time I saw this movie. I was really young and I walked in on my family watching it because I couldn't sleep, and saw the eye pluck scene. My stepfather was some 40ish years old when he told me he was too young to see that stuff too. It stuck with me and I ended up watching all of Tarantino's movies when I got my own place. Kinda funny how that came around. Guess these movies are a tiny slice of my childhood, and it's really good to see other people enjoying them too. :')

[@yg713]

I usually watch your reviews for your comments, but this time, having seen this movie so often, I rarely looked at it and kept enjoying your reactions. You really had a blast watching the 2 movies and your rating at the end did not surprise me one bit. If you liked the extra tid bit after the end credits may I suggest you watch a classic from the 80's called "Ferris Bueller's Day Off. I am sure you would love it and discover yet another great director. And if you do watch and review it, make sure to watch the credits until the end.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Thank You So Much, Also I Already Seen Ferris Bueller

[@waka1834]

Also when i was in film school, we had a project to recreate a scene shot for shot, i did the scene in whiplash when the folder gets lost, but at least 6 people in my class did the 5 pressure point heart explosion scene and it was wild haha

[@nori7249]

6:35 That's pretty much a thing for farmers: It's less deadly but the salt increases the pain, hence they use it to not kill someone but leave them in aching pain for a while since it's salt down your flesh.

[@GlamityJean]

Remember doctor King Schultz from Django unchained? Well the Paula Schultz grave is related to him (maybe his wife but not sure if anything specifically say that)

[@porflepopnecker4376]

There was also a 1968 Elke Sommer movie called "The Wicked Dreams of Paula Schultz."

[@drakedragonlord192]

Fun fact: Elle's actress played in Blade Runner as Pris.

[@theomeira963]

You were really surprised when B.B. was revealed, but Bill said she was alive and the very end of the vol.1, leaving us with a huge cliffhanger.

[@georgekellon2471]

Wish you had included the most classic line in both movies... Elle:"which in the very near future will be my sword" Beatrix: "Bitch you don't have a future"

[@TheMaskedChef7]

17:30 this shot uma thurman got badly injured as the car had an issue and she lost control and crashed badly leaving her with a permanent damage , she stated while speaking of harvey weinstein's assault on her as a secondary statement because of what she had to endure in the making of this especially this car crash later on after she made the statement quentin tarantino answered that it was not only the biggest regret of his professional career but of his entire life! check it out it's mind boggling how tough Emma is to endure all she has in her career in hollywood i admire her massively she is a true warrior. Thank you for this lovely reaction.

[@wittsullivan8130]

That one theme that shows her when she's pissed off was the theme song for an old TV show called Ironside and it was written by Quincy Jones.

[@philproffitt8363]

I ripped that track from the soundtrack album and had it for my ringtone for a few years. Short enough to play out fully just before voicemail kicked in :-)

[@bb-ih9hg]

I just finished watching part one and I was like damn now I gotta wait 🙄 but nope I don't 😁 hell yeah, this is my favorite of the two. Elle's monologue about the Black Mamba is my favorite.

[@FeaturingRob]

I didn't comment on the first video...but I am so happy you did these back to back. I love these...of course, I love QT's movies period! All I got to say is my favorite part of these films is that with two actors, Quentin shows how much he LOVES actors. With Michael Parks and Gordon Liu, each actor played two roles in the films. Michael Parks (with his IRL son) was the Texas Ranger in part one and Esteban Vihaio in part two. Gordon Liu was Johnny Mo in part one, and Pai Mei in part two. Both actors are among Quentin's favorite character actors, and he uses them in different roles in essentially the same film because he trusts in the talent of those he hires and directs. It says a lot about him as a director. Thanks for the GREAT REACTIONS...they just keep getting better!!!

[@MarcoPolo3]

Fun fact about the actress that played Ellie Driver (The Eye patch woman). She and Uma HATED each other, like separate places on set needed to be separated from each other until the scene wear they fight one another...I have a feeling they were channeling all the anger and resentment they had into that performance

[@migstig8023]

I watched both 1 and 2 on the big screen. AMAZING!! the scene where she is buried alive was insane!

[@Ivy94F]

Me too. That feeling can NOT be reproduced on a tv screen. That was so claustrophobic in the pitch black theatre with the surround sound dirt all around you.

[@PaiMei667]

the slightest of nods towards you. (stroke the beard)

[@marzblaq7267]

Can you teach me the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique Sifu?

[@brianpalmer6182]

Man, you must have missed at the very end of Vol 1 Bill asked Sophie "if the Bride knew that her daughter was still alive" like right before the credits. You sounded surprised when her daughter showed up, but when it came out it was one of the best cliffhangers of all time!

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Yeah I Missed It

[@lendondain1]

A lot of the music was written by Ennio Morricone (greatest film composer of all time) for Spaghetti Westerns back in the day.

[@PB-tr5ze]

Lol the Back to the future joke at the beginning caught me way off guard. Lol

[@sidechatsideshow580]

I'm so glad you uploaded these reactions back to back! I thought I was gonna have to wait a while to see part 2 🤣

[@bilalhadrous6829]

I love how Mello always says 'Haha' everytime they say the movies title in the actual movie

[@djb10]

2 of my favorite Tarantino flicks: Jackie Brown (1997) & Death Proof (2007).

[@Thomaswake]

Now we wait for Vol 3, it's been long enough for Vivica A. Fox's kid to come after her

[@timarsenault1774]

Ok, the comedic editing it masterful. When Thriller played and right after the Hash Slinging Slasher I had to pause cause I was dying 🤣

[@mysticsite]

I loved that you released your reactions to Kill Bill back-to-back!

[@scotth1789]

Thank you so much for the uploads but mostly I'm glad that you got to see these two great films. Personally, this is my favorite of Tarantino's works. The attention to detail is just incredible, paying homage to so many different pictures in the kung fu genre. Even a nod to Charlie Brown. And what an incredible soundtrack. Check it out when you have a chance. Excellent everything about this film. Script, editing, cinematography, etc. So much to say. Where does one begin? Even the lead-in at the beginning was the actual lead-in that many theaters showed just before their feature presentations back in the late 60's and early 70's. (Always had that terrible sound.) By the way, the switch to black and white was done to avoid an NC-17 rating due to gore. But even that switch was perfect. So glad you enjoyed them. Just a lot of fun. For what it's worth, my wife and I waited until the second picture was released before we watch them. We wanted to see them back-to-back and didn't want to wait a year in between. Great editing on your video. Thank you again.

[@Gnomojo]

Lol. The ass on the elbow comment got me.

[@denysmace3874]

I love both these films and it's great seeing someone enjoying them both so much too. Adds to my enjoyment. You're right about the homage to so many classic genres, and that he uses music so well, and even leaves off music at certain times. And the framing of so many shots is fantastic. I think this is probably my favourite of Tarantino' s films (I treat them as one, like you!) Thanks for a fun late evening.

[@nickstoliaroff324]

So cool you’re getting to experience all these movies now The music in this was incredible

[@PS-yf4bj]

❤ Your flinch with the eye snatching and then stepped on 😂🤣. I had the same. Love to see everyone’s reaction to this movie ❤

[@Curraghmore]

A bit of trivia about the fight scene with the Crazy 88 in the restaurant in Vol. 1: Uma Thurman's stunt double was Zoe Bell, who appears on screen as a character in 3 of Tarantino's later films: 'Deathproof' (you need to do that one too), 'Django Unchained' and 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood'. My favorite part of both Kill Bill films was the 'Cruel Tutelage' of Pai Mei.

[@sparicozwilliams5702]

21:26 was a reference to Michelle yeoh in supercop where she jumps a motorcycle onto a speeding train.

[@Justafriendlylittleghost]

Bless you for putting out reactions to both volumes on the same day ☺ can't wait to see this!

[@dee_pendable1]

Bravo! Loved both reactions and lived that you did them back to back! Nice!!

[@AprilGabrielle]

Thank you so much for uploading these on the same day!!! YAY!!

[@Armadaonion]

Ok, now go back and re watch Pulp Fiction. In the scene where Uma describes the Pilot Episode of her characters tv series, Fox Force Five, listen to the description of the characters she gives, then think about the members of the team that she was part of in these films.

[@marcobenneti9664]

The most epic moments of this film with the music of Ennio Morricone. Amazing.

[@FunnyHell]

Bill was a "snake sharmer" and his assassins code names where all snakes. Elle Driver - California Mountain Snake. O-Ren Ishii - Cottonmouth. Vernita Green - Copperhead. Budd - Sidewinder. Beatrix Kiddo - You know ;* Oh yes ... Kill Bill is one of my favorite movies. *"Applause"* There is so much emotions in this movie and they all make sence in the middle of all this caos. Bravo

[@Elerad]

I always loved how Daryl Hannah got to replay her death rattle from Blade Runner. Too cool.

[@RraMakutsi]

You next Tarantino film should be Death Proof... great movie, and you could even do the double feature with Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terror. Or, just go full Tarantino/Rodriguez and do From Dusk 'Til Dawn as well. Love you Mell!

[@porflepopnecker4376]

Agree with all of that.

[@macolmcampbell]

agree with that. Death proof and Zoe Bell being a real life stunt women QT wrote the movie for after her work as Uma stunt double in Kill Bill

[@foilhattiest1]

Hahah loved the screwing up the chapter reading with that echo effect on

[@gregbard]

Her tears and laughter at the end were the residual effects of the truth serum. Remember he said that "euphoria" was one of the side effects.

[@Thrui]

I LOVED her reaction to "I.... overreacted"

[@metalbat8414]

The amount of these videos of yours i'm binging XD. You just knowing actual foreshadowing and little tid bits of info without knowing the film is just so refreshing compared to most reactors. F***in golden. Oh one thing tho, its pronounced "raysh al ghoul"