My Mom Watches KILL BILL VOL 2 (2004) | Movie Reaction | First Time Watching

[@xKagryx]

Your mom is so fun to watch movies with!

[@Jen-Mom]

❤

[@otisroseboro5613]

Yes I agree 👍💯

[@Andrew04291]

I didn’t realize this until it was printed out to me last week, but Pai Mei claiming Kiddo’s arm as his own means that he was the one to snatch out Elle’s remaining eye, he was the one to strike the fatal blow on Bill. Also… “Silly Rabbit, ‘Trix are for kids.”

[@zedwpd]

The tension between Uma Thurman and Daryl Hannah on the set of Kill Bill was THICK. They reportedly didn't get along at all, and even asked hotel staff to keep them apart during the press tour for the first film. Things got so bad that Hannah was the only one to show up to collect their award for Best Fight at the 2005 MTV Movie Awards. It's always a bummer when cast members don't get along, but at least it didn't affect their on-screen chemistry - they were both killer in their roles (no pun intended).

[@Curraghmore]

Another actor who appeared as two characters in the two 'Kill Bill' films was Michael Parks, who played both the lawman/sheriff at the scene of the church massacre in Vol. 1 and Esteban Vihaio in Vol. 2.

[@dumahim]

Fun fact: Bill's car around 5:30 is a De Tomaso Mangusta. Mangusta is Italian for Mongoose which are known to kill snakes. And then there's the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad with everyone having a snake code name.

[@charleslee8313]

All of the snakes used as code names are venomous snakes, except the California Mountain Snake (Elle's code name), but... she makes up for it by using venom and poison in her attacks.

[@thoma9410]

I'm not even through the reaction yet, but I didn't realize that THE BARTENDER IS SID HAIG! Love, love, love him in the "House of 1000 Corpses" trilogy, "The Devil's Rejects" being my favorite. R.i.p. He was a great character actor.

[@nevrogers8198]

The final piece of the Pai Mei (Gordon Liu) jigsaw is that Gordon Liu played the hero Hung Wei Ting in Clan of the White Lotus, in which his nemesis was Pai Mei.

[@rowenatulley852]

When Bill made the statement, "I overreacted," I recall hearing several women in the theater groan . . .

[@scottneil1187]

Yeo, the actor playing the bartender, Sid Haig, was also in Jackie Brown, he's probably best known for his work in Rob Zombies horror films but has a long and storied career in such shows as Gunsmoke, Star Trek, Charlie's Angels, MacGuyver, Dukes of Hazzard and many others, his film and tv career spans over six decades!. He was in a few blacksploitation films with Pam Grier back in the day too, hence his appearance in Jackie Brown.

[@taraharrison9354]

I adore Sid Haig. Gentle giant of a man and had a reputation as one of the nicest guys in the biz. Seeing him pop up in such varied roles always brings a smile to my face. RIP Sid

[@Kebmo338]

We saw Sid Haig at a Horror Hound Weekend festival in Indianapolis, IN. He walked right passed us while we were sitting in a lobby. He was a lot taller than I imagined.

[@ernesthakey3396]

Beatrix was in a coma for 4 years. Her fight with Vernita Green was 4 years and 6 months after the massacre. In the prior 6 months she went to Okinawa, got a Hanzo sword and got back into shape, then went after O-Ren. Then she spent some time tracking down Vernita. :)

[@andreshernandez1180]

The actor who plays Esteban, Michael Parks, also plays Texas Ranger Earl McGraw in Volume 1.

[@-solo-.-CH]

His performance in red state was amazing, I thought. He's was so good in everything he did, big or small.

[@LarryLeeder]

And his real life son James played his on-screen son and deputy Edgar. They played the same characters in Tarantino's Death Proof, as well as Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terror, From Dusk Till Dawn, and Machete.

[@ZelbeQahi]

You are so blessed to have a mom that tolerates modern films! I could never get my mom to listen to me much less share a 90 minute or more film. I accept this, yet I pray your mom and you remain what we most enjoy in life, and that’s acceptance, or at least a sense of respect. God bless,

[@Jen-Mom]

❤

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

See Shogun Assassin (1980) - the flick that THIS one pretty much IMITATES (with the violence and gore anyway).

[@Gort-Marvin0Martian]

Michael Parks plays Esteban Vihaio, AND, he plays sheriff Earl McGraw in Kill Bill 1. He's the one that discovers Beatrice is not dead! His real life son, Edgar Parks, plays the deputy with him. Fun watching you guys. As we say in Texas; y'all be safe.

[@vukjovanovic1063]

I have seen this movie a million times in my life.

[@jeremybr2020]

Not only would the dirt crush her when she punched a hole thru the coffin, even if it didn't, there's still no way for her to get out of the hole. If the dirt is loose enough for her to move in, there would then be no way for her to have any leverage to boost herself upward. She would just continually sink. She might make some progress as her foot will compress some of the dirt, but it would be very little and she would run out of air long before she makes it to the top. Odds are though, the dirt would be packed in enough so that it would make it impossible to move her limbs around....and she would run out of air very quickly. I never knew Myth Busters did a part about this scene. I'll have to check that out.

[@spikeluv84]

I think Elle hated B bc she knew that she was a second place replacement w Bill. Elle was good, but never really measured up.

[@Curraghmore]

Another subtle connection between two Tarantino movies is that reportedly the straight razor that Uma used to free her hands inside the coffin was the SAME razor that Michael Madsen used on the kidnapped cop in 'Reservoir Dogs'.

[@HerMajesteee..KweeenHunni]

I don’t know what it is that makes me enjoy watching reactioners watch movies more than watching myself but I loved this. ❤

[@thebookgeek87]

The laughing after the pot joke lol

[@reservoirdude92]

You guys are great, that is all haha Greetings from Windsor, ON ❤

[@MsAppassionata]

Since you didn’t mention it during this film, the man who played Esteban the pimp (Michael Parks) also played the sheriff in Kill Bill 1.

[@kylewestlake982]

I honestly don't believe Bill would've bought that story Elle told about Beatrix putting a Black Mamba in Budd's trailer. Beatrix is a warrior, and warriors face their enemies head-on. Putting a snake in his trailer isn't Beatrix's style, and Bill would know that from being in a relationship with her. Also, I don't agree with Bill's stance on Superman. Clark Kent isn't Superman's critique of the human race. He represents Superman's desire to be a part of the human race. He was brought to Earth by the hand of fate, the unavoidable, and his arrival was like a gift from the heavans. Superman is a god for all intents and purposes, but despite his divinity, he still yearns to be one of us.

[@rowenatulley852]

Exactly. Clark Kent was merely a disguise. However, I agree with the idea that Bill's viewpoint of Kent as a critique of humanity makes sense to him. I keep forgetting Bill is a terribly flawed individual . . .

[@Curraghmore]

Perla Haney-Jardine who played B.B. also appears in Tarantino's 9th film, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' as a young woman, but you'll see that for yourself when you get around to it.

[@petersonchan9250]

I got David Carradine's (RIP) autograph back in the early 90's while on set of KungFu: The Legend Continues, here in Toronto 😁. He was as "charismatic" off camera as he was on Lol.

[@ernesthakey3396]

I believe Pai Mei actually means "white eyebrows"...

[@petercofrancesco9812]

The ironic thing about Uma getting hurt, it wasn't in any of the fight scenes it was driving a car down a dirt road.

[@vukjovanovic1063]

Your mum is so fun,great reaction

[@Jen-Mom]

❤

[@adnap]

Via Reddit: Uma Thurman and Daryl Hannah in Kill Bill Volume 2. Apparently they hated each other even after they wrapped on the film, because at Cannes 2004, they had to be put in separate hotels and were kept apart by hotel employees so they didn't cause a scene with their arguments. That dynamic definitely showed in their sword fight in the Budd's trailer. Anyone know thereason for this feud? Daryl and Uma used to share a mentor, and Daryl always held a resentment because Uma was favored over her. Although she never admitted it, she was also plainly jealous of Uma's skills and natural flair. Uma's dislike for Daryl is less nuanced and a lot more straight forward - Years ago, Daryl was part of the team that shot her in the head and left her for dead. Glad I could help.

[@invitesbydani]

It's obviously a meme/joke.

[@theactualbajmahal833]

Method actors 🙄.

[@lindabell6638]

Forgot how good these movies were! Thanks for the shows and the reactions. 😎

[@backforblood3421]

It might mean something to the mother that Budd's boss is played by Joey Bishop's real life son, not the actor who played his son on TV.

[@newelizad4776]

Your mom is amazing! And I'm loving you both reactions!

[@Tiisiphone]

Beatrix was a Roman christian martyr in ancient times, back in old Europe you and I originate from. In latin, it means "the happy one"...not really the case for poor Beatrix Kiddo before she found her daughter back. I really don't know if I prefer KB I or II. I is a cartoonish action flick, while II is on the psychological side of things. The fight between Beatrix and Elle is my favorite movie girlfight ever. Absolutely stellar performance by Uma Thurman in this movie. I'm so glad you enjoyed this movie. Your reactions are top tier and remind me of the time I was watching movies with my own mom. She disliked Star Wars, loved Lord of the Rings, was a Tarantiono fan and loved gorish horror stories!

[@Jen-Mom]

❤

[@MattyNarmis]

yes! first comment ;) big love and respect to you and your family! Cheers

[@Jen-Mom]

❤

[@andreshernandez1180]

Done with Kill Bill, great reaction btw, your mom is great, now for the conclusion 🥤😃🍿

[@otisroseboro5613]

As Always Love Seeing Your Reactions To All These Great Movie's Everyone, Great Sequel

[@tommiller4895]

The woman in the Strip Club also played Miss Laura (Calvin Candi's Sister) in Django Unchained.

[@DavidTrippi-fp9yg]

Judge is sid hauge also captain Spaulding from the Rob zombie movies

[@YukoValis]

So in part one she kills upward of a hundred people. In part 2 she only kills bill. Kind of weird if you think about it.

[@black-widow33]

They showed us Beatrix kiddos' full name was on the passport in 1 on her way to Okinawa.. lol

[@Kebmo338]

He used to play that same flute in the old Kung Fu tv series

[@robling1937]

You know what is funny? So many times on film before this, I've seen people flush the toilet as the final blow of drowning someone in it, and it always seemed logical to me. Then this movie came out and I was just like, WAIT A MINUTE!!!!

[@anamewhichisnottaken]

The Bartender is Sid Haig aka Captain Spaulding.

[@DomnusPrime]

Sonny Chiba played Hattori Hanzo and Pai Mei. Sonny Mo was played by another actor.

[@taraharrison9354]

Kill Bill Vol 2 is a perfect film in my opinion. Incredible performances and not a second of screen time is wasted. I adore Vol 1 for all the amazing acting sequences, but Vol 2 is really something special. Next up Inglourious Basterds!

[@michaeladair6557]

Great analysis, cool mom and overall awesome reaction...

[@couch.patati-patata]

The third one has a blind Elle mentoring Vivica's daughter into a killer.

[@YoureMrLebowski]

nice thumbnail, haven't seen that artwork before. 👍🏼

[@BuckBeakGaming]

Honestly it's so hard to pick between Kill Bill 1 and 2 both of them are so good if you love a very good pure non-stop action movie Kill Bill 1 is definitely that movie but if you want to watch a very good narrative story with action in their Kill Bill 2 is definitely that movie as well I enjoyed both of you're reactions to all of the Quentin Tarantino movies so far

[@idontsignin]

I've always wondered if vernita greens kid and Beatrix kid would ever fight a few years down the line. After all vernitas kid did see her mum get killed by Beatrix.

[@thomasripley1548]

Michael parks plays two parts, the sheriff and the Hispanic pimp in mexico.....

[@IanFindly-iv1nl]

Now see Shogun Assassin (1980) - the flick that THIS one pretty much IMITATES (with the violence and gore anyway).

[@couch.patati-patata]

FYI, Budd knew how to clean toilets.

[@couch.patati-patata]

Who did Pai Mei have her practice the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique? I don't think Pai Mei believed in theory.

[@shockingdocumentaries4255]

It wouldn’t seem understandable if a woman killed a guy for not wanting to be with her. They still tell Laraina Bobbit jokes even though she was getting beaten and didn’t kill anyone. Then there was that time when a 23 year old woman was taking advantage of by arguably the most important man on the planet at that time. She was body shamed, called a slut, a liar, while also being ridiculed for having proof the guy lied about having “sexual relations” with here. Even after he admitted lying the woman was stalked. Her life was ruined. Even now over 25 years later a large amount of her life is dealing with people bringing it up. The people who were supposed to defend AGAINST these things lead the lynch mobs that harassed this woman. However it turned out they had similar scandals of abusing their power to force women into sexual relationships. In fact they were worse. They locked these women in rooms with them and forcibly engaged them into sexual acts. The locked doors and money set aside for lawsuits were apart of their employment contracts. Which means everyone knew and enabled this rapist behavior. Being in a position of power isn’t necessary. Many woman are intimidated by possessive kids who are dangerous because they have the body of a grown man in a society that normalizes treating woman like property without the freedom to choose their own life. The fact that we think this psychotic behavior is understandable, when it’s a man, shows how prevalent this deadly degree of sexism is. On the other hand woman are treated like they are the weirdos. Over emotional. It’s used to shut them up when they complain about this behavior. And I take the risk of being accused of the same for having an anti-tyrant viewpoint. Even though it’s my right. It might be seen as harsh even though I’m arguing against violence used to control people and needing to get pleasure causing others pain. We identify with the abuser. Ignore the fact that someone is being killed for making their own choices. Even the fact that he killed a pregnant woman and 8 strangers is forgotten. We are tricked into rationalizing mass murder by a man who feels he can do what he wants to do to anybody and doesn’t even feel the need to explain. We end up doing all the work of justifying his tyranny for him. But our official stance is AGAINST violence and if a woman did this it would validate everything ever said about woman suffering from “hysteria”. An actual diagnosis given to woman by doctors who treated it with vibrators. (By the way, interesting little side note. That’s said to be the start of adult toys like vibrating dildos.) A lot of real life situations play out the way the abuse plays out in the movie and the perspective of it that leads to seeing vile actions as understandable despite the fact that they are psychotic, inhumane, and unjustifiable. The same rivalry that played out between the blond characters also effected the actors themselves in real life. The power dynamics of the female actors with a male boss who expects them to do dangerous stunts that lead to Uma not talking to Quinton for 19 years, mirrors the pimp like relationships Bill has with his female army. He learned well from his pimp mentor and the sexist abusive martial arts instructor. Being a good fighter does change the fact that you’re a bigot. Quentin is great at blurring the lines. Their are no ALL good or bad people, in the classic sense. Even Kiddo has people she wronged like the daughter of the woman she killed who deserves their revenge based off these principles. I like that. It’s just when it comes to the narrative of this movie I can’t help asking 2 questions. Is it true that every story written including fiction is autobiographical to a certain degree? And Is art imitating life? Or is life imitating art?

[@joelangelsanchez1581]

I could be wrong, but I believe the last I heard about Kill Bill Vol. 3 was that it will not be happening because someone leaked a potential script. Quentin Tarantino is that pissed about it; I understand and am disappointed about it. (If I find a video or article, I’ll link it)

[@cesarvidelac]

Tarantino was responsible for the loss of a valuable antique western era guitar lended to him by a museum for the filming of the eight hateful. I think he deliberately didn't told Kurt Russell about the guitar. Sounds exactly like the "it's safe to drive this car" told to Uma. I don't trust Tarantino.

[@landosalemchainsaw]

02:49 You can’t hear the flute? It’s diegetic, not part of the score.

[@195511SM]

Has your Mom experienced 'Napoleon Dynamite' yet

[@Jen-Mom]

Not yet! We'll add it to the list. ❤

[@PaiMei667]

35:03 EXCUSE ME 😳

[@renewillner5061]

Well done..lovelovelove ❤️✌🏻🌈🌸

[@arthurestrada2682]

I liked the video, but I didn't watch the reaction. I really don't like the second movie, but I always enjoy your guys stuff.

[@jiruribakachan365]

The one big thing I do not see working in this movie, is a woman like Uma Thurman letting herself get impregnated by a David Carradine looking guy who's 30 years older than her. I think there was some wishful thinking from Quentin in that casting. At the time Uma was 33 years and David was 67 years old not very believable to me personally.

[@SashaRicky]

I think Kill Bill 1/2 is one of the best movies ever made. ❤

[@alexfleming266]

You should watch the changeling 1980 and dolls 1987 and haunted honeymoon 1986 😱🎃🩸😭🥳👍🏻🤞🏻🙏🏻❤🍿📞🍾😅

[@couch.patati-patata]

Show your mom My Crazy Ex Girlfriend. Has a psycho Uma in it.

[@couch.patati-patata]

The kid is psycho. Will turn into a killer just like the mother and father.

[@thomasripley1548]

There's no such thing as truth serum......

[@ernesthakey3396]

Yeah, but it's such a great trope. This is the one bit you object to, out of all the over the top things in these movies?!?

[@thomasripley1548]

@@ernesthakey3396 no ,perhaps I should have put it in parentheses. It's a quote from ant man.....

[@ernesthakey3396]

@@thomasripley1548 ah, cool. :)