I Watched *KILL BILL VOL 1* For The First Time And Never Been So HYPE!

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Kill Bill Movie Description:
A former assassin, known simply as The Bride (Uma Thurman), wakes from a coma four years after her jealous ex-lover Bill (David Carradine) attempts to murder her on her wedding day. Fueled by an insatiable desire for revenge, she vows to get even with every person who contributed to the loss of her unborn child, her entire wedding party, and four years of her life. After devising a hit list, The Bride sets off on her quest, enduring unspeakable injury and unscrupulous enemies.
Kill Bill: Volume 1 is a 2003 American martial arts film written and directed by Quentin Tarantino. It stars Uma Thurman as the Bride, who swears revenge on a team of assassins (Lucy Liu, Michael Madsen, Daryl Hannah, and Vivica A. Fox) and their leader, Bill (David Carradine), after they try to kill her and her unborn child. Her journey takes her to Tokyo, where she battles the yakuza.
Tarantino conceived Kill Bill as an homage to grindhouse cinema, including martial arts films, samurai cinema, blaxploitation, and spaghetti Westerns. It features an anime sequence by Production I.G. It is the first of two Kill Bill films made in a single production; the films were originally set for a single release, but the film, with a runtime of over four hours, was divided in two. The film grossed over $180 million against a $30 million budget; it was Tarantino's highest-grossing film until Inglourious Basterds (2009). Kill Bill: Volume 2 was released the following year.
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[@HelloMellowXVI]

KILL BILL VOL.2 Movie Reaction: kzbin.info/www/bejne/rojMaouQfbmfmsk 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]

"You And I Have Unfinished Business!"

[@williamsmith5340]

One of my favorite movies

[@nopewmopan]

"Silly rabbit. Trix are for kids." Extra funny when you finally get to hear her name.

[@angelminaj617]

As I said before, I've allowed you to keep your wicked life for two reasons. And the second reason is so you can tell him [Bill] in person everything that happened here tonight. I want him to witness the extent of my mercy by witnessing your deformed body. I want you to tell him all the information you just told me. I want him to know what I know. I want him to know I want him to know. And I want them all to know they'll all soon be as dead as O-Ren.

[@theweekendmurders4958]

Need to watch Japanese Movies - Lone Wolf and Cub Series or condensed Movie Shogun Assassin and Lady Snowblood

[@gowkie3940]

My dad took me to see this when I was 11. When we left the theater, he turned to me, grinned and said "Don't tell your mother".

[@__DY__]

I was definitely younger than 13 when my dad showed me this movie lol

[@melizavenegas8789]

Lol...thats so funny

[@bonescooper3371]

Damn. That is an awesome childhood.

[@kenyabutler4591]

Im 16 i saw the movie when i 5 with my grandfather LOL

[@dashiesbbgurl]

I was about 4, same age as bb 🤣 when I first seen this movie.

[@eskreskao]

Finally one of the reactors didn't cut out the Charlie Brown joke.

[@alittleaccurate3080]

CHAHLIE BRUNJUN!

[@Holland4evahh]

But he did talk threw and cut out the twist ending

[@robertcorbett9455]

Dress a character like Charlie brown then joke that he looks like Charlie brown. Not clever or funny.

[@Muckduckly]

The only one.

[@javiersilva4595]

But he cut the twist at the end with the Lonely Shepherd :(

[@heathrichardson88]

Obligatory fun fact: O-Ren says, in Japanese, "I hope you saved your energy. If you haven't you may not last 5 minutes." From the moment that O-Ren steps forward and the music kicks in, it is exactly 4 minutes and 59 seconds until the Bride delivers the fatal blow, scalping O-Ren.

[@Nepthu]

Interesting fact. My one problem is the O-Ren battle is that the fight with Gogo was much more of a challenge, more unique and interesting than O-Ren's sword fight.

[@Qdelilah]

@@Nepthu i agree i thought with the scenery that we would get a samurai showdown she was wounded to early on (O -Ren) she should have been more of a challenge imo

[@sertaki]

@@Nepthu Tarantino was making a movie referencing classic samurai fights (among other things). Making the final battle flashy and over the top would defeat that purpose. Gogo was the anime fight. O-Ren was the classy samurai duel.

[@SolidSnake240]

@@Nepthu Gogo was only a challenge cuz of her weapon. Beatrix was at a disadvantage with her katana while GoGo could fight at a distance while being amazingly skilled with it.

[@ichmeiner4531]

@@Nepthu I always thought that her fight with O-Ren was more like a game of chess than a blunt sword fight. Not in a boring 'ew, dull chess' way, but in the 'you carefully have to plan out every move, be able to almost predict your opponents play and hold back your trump card for that one moment your opponent makes a mistake' way. Tastes are different 😉

[@christopherfleming7848]

The choreography was done by Yuen Wo-Ping, the same man who did the Matrix movies and Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon.

[@racafritz]

Didn’t he play the head of the crazy 8’s and, also play Pei Mei? Excuse, if I spelled the name wrong.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

No, that was Gordon Liu.

[@racafritz]

@@porflepopnecker4376 Thanks. I get names mixed up all the time and, who’s done what. Just a downside of getting older I guess.

[@christopherfleming7848]

@@racafritz No, that was Gordon Liu. A famous martial arts actor from the 70's and 80's. Stared in "36 Chambers of Shaolin".

[@partypiano0729]

In the behind scenes, he said Tarantino brought him in but there wasn't much for him to do. Tarantino had already figured most of how it would work. Easiest money he made.

[@bigneon_glitter]

_"They should've made a movie about O-Ren Ishi"_ They kinda did. That character & sequence was based off 1973's _Lady Snowblood_ and 1994's _Leon: The Professional_ (definitely add _Leon_ to your watch list).

[@GaslightingUkKakistocracy]

I suggested leon the professional a couple of weeks ago, truly great movie 👌

[@Camuska]

Leon has the best Gary Oldman performance of all time. And made the world discover the talent of Natalie Portman. And Jean Reno

[@robovike]

Leon (The Professional) is a must. "EVERYONE!"

[@mztweety1374]

The Professional was amazing. Gary Oldman in anything is amazing. Especially Bram Stokers Dracula

[@kylechristiansen4959]

Really all of Kill Bill is inspired by Lady Snowblood. He essentially just expanded the plot into 2 movies and put his personality into it. Love it

[@williamwong1982]

I love the insinuated relationship between The Bride and O-Ren which is some the best read between the lines storytelling in cinema. You can tell they had a strong friendship in the past with their “silly rabbit” in jokes with each other. Also out of all her target besides Bill you can feel her devastation having to kill her former best friend at the end of this. From their last exchange with one another both of them really wished things could’ve turned out differently.

[@itsmecheesegurl]

This comment deserves its own Grammy award👏🏽 ur totally right

[@timothymoore6341]

Beatrix and Vernita seemed close too.

[@rclayton80]

You nailed it! You can tell they were close and had deep respect for each other. I also think it was because of that respect the Beatrix went for O-ren first, she knew if O-ren knew she was coming that she would never get close to her.

[@jessp8238]

I agree, I think at some point O-Ren realized she had become everything she swore to destroy. She knew from her own revenge story that as long as the Bride was alive somewhere, their meeting was inevitable. Like the other Vipers, they all welcomed and hoped for the Bride to put end to things.

[@saranonimus9211]

It's no secret...Tarantino is known for crafting his stories as homage to his cinematic influences, his respect for the power of a soundtrack to set a tone and add depth to characters and circumstances, and his unabashed foot fetish. Those three elements are in all his films, and yet he pulls it off in a way that never gets stale. True genius!

[@d3l3tes00n]

He's too bad he was such an asshole to her.

[@Momon143]

@@d3l3tes00n He made some bad mistakes but she's long since forgiven him for that and they're friends again.

[@lasnochesking]

@@Momon143 just cause someone is strong enough to forgive you doesn't exempt the choices you made. The guy can be a real asshole and has some weird fetishes like spitting/choking on women and worshipping their feet. That being said he's one of my favorite directors. No one's perfect.

[@andysutcliffe3915]

He rips off little known Japanese films a lot of the time. This is almost a scene by scene remake of lady snow blood.

[@frightenedsoul]

@@andysutcliffe3915 ugh what? It’s a direct influence to Kill Bill but definitely not close to a “scene by scene remake”

[@exquisitelemonade3039]

I've recently decided this is my favourite film ever. I've replayed that moment she shouts OH-REN ISHII about a billion times.

[@harleyxtstallion6303]

@@Jason_Van_Stone 🤣🤣

[@garytiptin6479]

She calls her out in CHINESE, as an ethnic taunt, because O-Ren has some Chinese heritage, and she's hypersensitive about it!

[@toecutterjenkins]

That scene where she spanked that kid with the sword was a nod to a scene in the Kurosawa movie "Yojimbo"

[@toecutterjenkins]

@@dudermcdudeface3674 he didn't spank him , the lines were similar, dont remember exactly but told some scared kid who was fighting with tge bad gang , to go home to his mother.

[@jfilesgraphics]

I loves me some Uma Thurman

[@kyvalrie3646]

The first time I saw this movie was at a Screen Actors Guild screening with a Q&A with Uma Thurman and she said that she’d just given birth before she started the training for Kill Bill...that may have been one of the reasons it was so easy for her to tap into the emotions of that scene.

[@Shadewe]

This movie was originally called "The Bride". So the female lead had no name. Hence they beeped out her name.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And when we find out her last name is Kiddo, we recall that Bill is always calling her "Kiddo."

[@harleyxtstallion6303]

YES SHE DID IT WAS BEATRIX KIDDO

[@spiritsslide]

@@harleyxtstallion6303 spoiler lel

[@jepztube6520]

Fun fact: I won a trip to Tokyo thanks to this movie back in -04 (a quiz in time of the movie premiere).. it hold a special place (like most Tarantino movies) in my heart.. nice reaction// greeting from Sweden ..

[@InfamousSOGII]

Tokyo 04? That sounds fucking tight, id give anything to goto Japan/Tokyo in the early 00s

[@daedelous7094]

What I really liked about the Beatrix vs Oren fight was you could tell, it was a fight neither of them wanted, but it had to be done on principle. The two were clearly good friends in the past, respect high for one another. Hell, right after the fight, she sits down, feeling conflicted over what she did.

[@jmwild1]

Sally Menke was Quentin's beloved editor for his films through Inglorious Basterds, until her untimely death. Cast and crew would say hi to Sally as the reels would start (because of course she would see them all in the editing room).

[@Mar.1634]

Damn. What happened to her? She was hella talented.

[@9eishitasharma501]

​@@Mar.1634 she unfortunately passed away

[@djdisorder639]

Always loved how the animated section of O'ren transitions from a more older classical style when she is young to a more 'modern' style as she is older fully grown into an assassin.

[@jameswest5102]

RZA from Wu Tang produced a lot of the music for this movie.

[@mztweety1374]

Never put your name into the Wu Tang clan name generator.it’s worse than the porn name generator. Bridgette Burgess if you must know..

[@jameswest5102]

@@mztweety1374 they call me Monwhooper A wing

[@TheMrsmartass13]

@@mztweety1374 I think I got off good. "they call me the Lazy-assed Hunter the top stunner, the runner of all types of shit dropped out of six story windows and slits" -sorry 'bout that

[@ForgottenHonor0]

The void David Carradine left in the world is still felt, to this day. RIP

[@UltimateGamerCC]

@@supaleetkillah for me he wasnt, i grew up Kung Fu: The Legend Continues, that was a great show on TNT.

[@RraMakutsi]

@@UltimateGamerCC I can't think about Kung Fu without thinking of the movie Office Space, lol

[@TheFtremblay379]

At least he came before leaving.

[@Toastybees]

Yeah everything I think of him my throat tightens up.

[@deano2506]

@Uncle Ho i was born in the 70's and never heard of him before this film, he was an obscure nobody until this.

[@brianfottrell1170]

The scene where Elle changes into the nurses outfit is an homage to Brian DePalma's Dressed to Kill. Recommended. Very Hitchcockian thriller.

[@EyedOmally]

6:28 LOL I never even thought about how she had a separate eye patch for her disguise, and for some reason that made me laugh

[@RraMakutsi]

Tarantino is always a wizard at putting together phenomenal soundtracks... his knowledge of obscure cinema is only rivalled by his knowledge of great tunes from all times and places.

[@SolidSnake240]

RZA deserves some credit for the soundtrack as well

[@juankusoff]

The siren sound is from, Ironside, an old detective show, he was in a wheelchair

[@lightpainting_by_jross]

I first heard it in the old Kung-Fu movie “Five Fingers of Death”

[@GameBoyJake]

Kill Bill is awesome. A top-tier Tarantino film.

[@chrisleebowers]

"So THIS is what that song is from?!?!" The thing about Quentin is that everything in a Quentin movie is from something else. That music is actually from "The Five Fingers of Death" which was the inspiration for Marvel's "Iron Fist" The fast trumpet music that plays while she's on her motorcycle is the 60's jazz version of "Flight of The Bumblebee" a classical music piece used as the theme for "The Green Hornet" starring Bruce Lee. You caught the yellow outfit reference. The song that plays when O Ren and her crew enter the restaurant is the theme for "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" a TV show starring action hero Sonny Chiba... who is the swordsmith Hattori Hanzo - which was the name of ANOTHER character Sonny Chiba portrayed in ANOTHER show, etc, etc, etc...

[@porflepopnecker4376]

And the two songs played when Elle is driving toward Budd's trailer and Beatrix is walking down the highway toward it are both from the classic cult film ROAD TO SALINA with Robert Walker, Jr., Mimsy Farmer, and Rita Hayworth. I discovered this awesome film on TBS back in the 80s and finally found a bootleg DVD of it last year.

[@donkfail1]

Tarantino is a master of using existing music in his movies. In my opinion only surpassed by Stanley Kubrick, who used almost no music composed for his movies. QT limits himself mostly to 60s and 70s music. But then, he makes contemporary films. Not sure some funky 60s hit had fitted in Barry Lyndon... ;)

[@traceyreid4585]

You must have been exhausted after this movie, your reactions are so high energy, honest and fun to watch... thanks for cheering up 2021

[@CursedMusicbox333]

Still one of the best movies ever made! Best reaction I've seen to, nobody else has gotten so excited or interested and this movie definitely deserves every bit of the excitement and hype!! 🤯👍

[@alanwhetstone3922]

Two of the best movies

[@CursedMusicbox333]

@@alanwhetstone3922 Mhm, but I like the first one better. 👍

[@deathproofpony]

The scene with Hattori Hanzo (Sonny Chiba) is one of my favorite of all time from any movie. Also, the sound editing in Kill Bill is phenomenal.

[@remo27]

You'll note she does try to spare both the 'not-quite adults': she offers (even begs a little) GoGo (17 years old) a chance to back down (even though I feel she did the world, and men esp a favor by killing GoGo who was pretty and cute but also a little sociopath) and she spanks this 15 or 16 year old. Seems he was probably a 'new recruit' as he could barely use the sword even if he wasn't peeing himself. I'm glad she spared him, maybe he got smart. And my God, she wants her revenge but you can already tell she's sick of having to kill and kill and kill to get it.

[@SARADAISNOTUCHIHA]

I always liked those moments too. Lol.

[@alyberop1]

She isn't sick of killings, she admits to Bill while drugged that she enjoyed it.

[@hoang2312]

"a little sociopath" is an understatement

[@erivida64]

If you watch the deleted scenes, she disarms the 15 year old kid several times and spares him during the fight, until the end, she's so exasperated by him coming back to fight that she spanks him 😂

[@tiger1chu]

That cover of "Don't let me be misunderstood" is an absolute banger. The entire soundtrack to this movie is an absolute banger

[@babytooty04]

I have a recommendation: Death Proof. It has Kurt Russell as the villian.

[@liliks14]

i love that movie omg

[@noothankyou]

Absolutely love that film, it's truly underappreciated.

[@xxxratedfilmz]

Yessssss please do Death Proof! It’s one of my favorites😎👍

[@GameBoyJake]

Also since you are on the Tarantino bandwagon, I recommend Jackie Brown for any of your new reactions. Great film too.

[@indiatastic]

My fave film of his.

[@toecutterjenkins]

Great movie.

[@ParrisJ09]

Yes you will love Jackie Brown !

[@sluggo182]

I second this

[@PB-tr5ze]

Elmore Leonard and Quentin Tarantino are masters of the quick sharp dialogue, I wish they worked together on more projects before Leonard's passing. I kinda want to see Tarantino's take on Leonard's 'Raylan Givens'....

[@johnnyjohnny6174]

I think the little knife that O-Ren pulls out on the balcony was a seppuku knife. I think she was contemplating suicide before her legions arrived.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

It's a wakizashi, the little brother of the katana.

[@JBuddis]

It was Gogo's little knife. The only one's demise O-Ren shows any emotion over. That thing actually also came with her action figure.

[@moviemaestro800]

Technically that piece that plays during the encounters with her enemies was originally from the intro to a TV show decades earlier, but its use here is how it became iconic.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

The theme to the Raymond Burr series "Ironside" was already iconic! That's why Tarantino used it.

[@moviemaestro800]

Written by Quincy Jones. One of two noted cases where one of his old TV show themes got revamped in popularity at the turn of the millennium.

[@MIZZKIE]

On the topic of a Kill Bill song becoming more famous than the original, "Battle Without Honor or Humanity" (仁義なき戦い = Jingi Naki Tatakai) used to be a VERY famous song, as the theme song of a Yakuza drama/movie of the same name, but now many young people associate it with Kill Bill. But overseas, Jingi is unheard of, so almost everyone thinks it's a Kill Bill track.

[@jons.105]

That's Nancy Sinatra singing "Bang Bang", written by Sonny Bono back in '66.

[@natecloe8535]

Something I didn't know until a commenter on another reaction video posted it. The scene right after she kills Gogo the school girl. Lucy pulls that dagger out and looks at it. That is the dagger they use to commit Ritual suicide. She was contemplating killing herself before the rest of her crazy 88 showed up. That's why she asks if she thought it would really be that easy.

[@DiddyHop]

fun fact: the crazy 88 scene isn't black and white solely because of censorship... it's black and white because they ran out of fake blood part way through filming and had to use water instead. The colour version is on youtube

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

No, it’s just black and white because that’s what Tarantino wanted to do. It’s in the original script. Doesn’t have anything to do with running out of fake blood or censorship...although he did do it because that’s how they censored old movies on tv when he was a kid.

[@clonexx]

@@DIOBrando-ij2bp it was both, according to Tarantino himself. It was an homage to the 1970s martial arts movies that were on TV, but shown in black and white specifically to get around the censors. He did the same in Kill Bill for the same reason and as an homage. So it is what he wanted, but it also was for censorship purposes.

[@DIOBrando-ij2bp]

​@@clonexx I can’t remember where he said it, I think it may have been one of the The Rewatchables podcast he did, (may have been the New Beverly podcast) but this topic came up and Tarantino said the Black & White didn’t actually have anything to do with getting an R rating. He even said the woman he was talking to at the MPAA told him he didn’t need to switch it to black and white. It’s just something that’s there because he wanted it. Pretty sure it was a podcast from one of those two things; guess it could have also been when he was on the History of Horror podcast with Eli Roth, but I’m pretty sure it was one he did last year. Now maybe he came up with that idea to get around the mpaa because of some stuff from the '80s that got X ratings at first and needed to be cut down like RoboCop and Scarface, but they were cool with the House of Blue Leaves fight being in color by the early 2000s and told him he didn’t have to switch it. Japanese version has a couple other changes like Boss Matsumoto being one screen longer after his death, and Kiddo cutting off Sofie Fatale‘s other arm in the trunk.

[@mervekara668]

they made that part in black and white because it was too graphic. I think only few asian countries gets to see it in full color, because their movies tend to be also very graphic

[@justinarnellwest]

@@mervekara668 exactly. They had to censor the graphic nature of the scene. QT has verified this.

[@iKvetch558]

Mellow about the "wiggle your big toe" scene: "This is a nice shot...I like this shot" Quentin Tarantino , Film Director and known foot fetishist smiles and nods: "Welcome to the club, Mellow...glad you like my feet shots." 😜💯😁

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Good one! Lmao

[@nopewmopan]

It wasn't until years later that I learned Tarantino was a foot guy. My first thought was "yeah, that makes sense." 👣

[@windowsVD]

@@nopewmopan Has Tarantino or anyone close to him ever confirmed that he was a foot guy? I figured people just assumed based on the number of foot shots in his films.

[@Frombeyondthehorizon6860]

I don't kink shame

[@callherfoofoo]

@@windowsVD I heard them roasting him about it at an awards show where he sat there and laughed. He does have a foot fetish

[@timhibbard4226]

I don’t know if anyone posted this here first with everyone dropping their knowledge on this movie, but my favorite missable bit is Bill’s presence in O-ren’s animated origin story. He is the creepy underling with the sword that kills her Father and is basically the only reason her Dad doesn’t wreck them all. It’s not obvious but if you notice the focus given to not only that character’s sword in that sequence but the numerous rings on his fingers it is obviously meant to evoke the early scene where we see Bill’s hand adorned with rings on the hilt of of his Hanzo Sword. As confirmation, we learn in part II that Bill spent time working for others before he started working for himself. I have always wondered if O-ren ever found out. Maybe that is why she left the Deadly Vipers, maybe she was plotting revenge herself before The Bride killed her. We will never know, but I still wonder.

[@ApollymiiaThanata]

Is that really true? I've been watching the movies for years, my family are big movie buffs but I've never heard about this. It makes sense, but I'm wondering if it was officially proven.

[@Jbluez1]

Apollymiia Thanata It’s a fan theory.

[@sleepyoyster4530]

It's cool that Tarantino didn't go to film school, many people i know act as if going to school is the only way to become some body. Nah, it's passion. Tarantino is chalk full of passion for movies, it shows.

[@bob513993]

One of my favorite uses of effects in this entire film is the b&w transition just before 22:00. I love how the color bleeds away as she pulls her arm back to reveal she ripped out man’s eyeball. It was friggin immaculate!

[@Serenity113]

You were totally geeking out over that sword fight scene 😂 I love it.

[@heidifedor]

There has been rumors for years that a 3rd movie is suppose to have Nikki training to seek revenge against Uma Thurman’s character.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

No, there never was anything about a third movie. Who are you kidding? It was Leon: The Professional that was supposed to have a sequel where Mathilda trains to be an assassin.

[@ActionJackson1982]

There’s an uncut version only found in asian countries, BUT you can find the Crazy 88 scene uncut and in color on KZbin. Look it up Ps the french lady in the uncut version you get to see her other arm cut off onscreen

[@teneyapeyton9783]

My favorite fact is the fight with Lucy lu only lasted about as long as she said 4:58.. real close to 5 Mins

[@MVega-wy4bw]

9:18 "This is a nice shot, I like this shot." Yeah, so does Quentin Tarantino 😏

[@unicornunicorn3249]

I don’t get it daddy

[@MVega-wy4bw]

@@unicornunicorn3249 Quentin Tarantino is notoriously known for having a foot fetish.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

It goes without saying. If he didn't like it, he wouldn't have put it in. Moron.

[@fitstar8871]

@@eatsmylifeYT nah he was just thinking of y'all lol

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@fitstar8871 Are you naturally stupid or do you have to work at it?

[@Dan_Geer_]

So the band that was playing the Whoo-Hoo song is a small band Tarentino discovered when he was in Japan location scouting. He was actually in a store when he heard the song playing on the store’s PA system, and like it so much he asked the employee about it. Turns out it was her personal cd she bought from a live performance. Tarentino knew he would forget about it later if he didn’t get a copy of the cd right then, so he paid her a buttload of cash for her personal cd. Later on, he looked up the band and loved their look and vibe, so he put them in the movie. And that’s actually them playing in the club.

[@jimtatro6550]

Go Go the schoolgirl assassin is in Battle Royale , a awesome movie that inspired the Hunger Games

[@leonstrand329]

Really? I did not know about that, cool fact

[@hakiymyoung2513]

Oh my god I love battle royal and kill bill and I never made the connection

[@Whistler4u]

Great movie but it didn't inspire The Hunger Games. Hunger Games were books inspired by Greek mythologie.

[@bronzewand]

Pretty much inspired all of the Fortnite/Warzone type of games too

[@TheEnigmaticBM39]

@@Whistler4u BR is the better film by a mile imo

[@squishydough2866]

"Girl, if you don't go and do your homework." had me cracking up lol

[@kraai98]

The anime sequence is by Madhouse, one of the best anime studios. They made shows like One Punch Man and Death Note, and movies like Ninja Scroll and Redline. If you like the hand-drawn style, Redline would be a great movie for a reaction, it has some of the most beautiful animation of all time.

[@Grzi]

Yeah, came to see if anyone pointed this out. The Boondocks is a great show, but they don't have animation on this level. Japanese animation is different from Western animation. You could notice it in this scene, a lot of exaggerated motion, it makes it so that you can feel the force of the movement.

[@Codebluesituation]

2 months late but i'm pretty sure this wasn't done by Madhouse. It was done by Production IG

[@kraai98]

@@Codebluesituation whoops, don't know where I heard it was madhouse

[@AtlasBlizzard]

It was Production IG, not Madhouse

[@Hinokami777]

@@Grzi stop comparing

[@luludee1300]

Saw this in the theatre when I was in college. Went with a group of friends and we all went back together for part 2.

[@anjel130]

I wish I was alive at this time period

[@MsShadiB]

First off My favorite Quentin Tarantino movie along with the second one. I’m telling my age but I believe I first saw the second movie when movies use to premiere on HBO and/or STARZ on Saturday nights 🤩 but I saw this one in theaters.

[@chassan10]

I first saw this movie on cable TV. The line in the coma ward was changed to, "My name is Buck and I like to party." And his keys said "Party wagon on them."

[@GT-ve9tx]

Omg ur gogo laugh impersonation cracked me upppp 🤣 best kill bill reaction ever lol

[@EJ_967]

When you popped up as that damn Japanese girl laughing, I lost my shit😭😭

[@megatron1384]

Couple of things for you... the way the O-Ren fight takes its time is VERY old school Kurosawa and other Samurai films. I would HIGHLY recommend you check out some of Kurosawa's films. Also, if you want to get into some Anime but don't want to do big long series, I would recommend stand alone films like Akira, the original Ghost in the Shell movie, or some of the Miyazaki films like Spirited Away or Princess Mononoke. Or you can enjoy shorter series like Cowboy Bebop or Gurren Lagaan which are both only 26 episodes. Either way, been digging your channel for a couple weeks now. Stay safe and take care out there

[@MrTuubster]

You had to ask again did you? The cinema man, I saw it at THE CINEMA! lol The blood sprays are a nod to Japanese Chanbara movies from the 70's and 80's. The most popular one being "Lone Wolf and Cub"

[@TheEnigmaticBM39]

He should definitely check those out

[@MomsAgainstCatboys]

Late 90s and early 00s had femme fatales very common in movies, TV and Video games, however they were often Mary Sue characters with impenetrable plot armor and little emotional depth. Thurman and Tarantino did such an amazing job of allowing The Bride to have some moments of emotional vulnerability amidst all her badassery.

[@TheFacelessStoryMaker]

Imagine seeing that cliffhanger before Vol. 2 was released. I saw this in theaters at 9 and thought the ending was evil. As an adult, it is a brilliant ending.

[@Wizastudios]

I love Kill Bill. Funny thing is that I did a video essay in a Media class for college using this movie. The final fight was so good for my report that my professor loved it.

[@SighDontWantAHandle]

The Fight Choreographer is Yuen Wo Ping. The same guy who did the Matrix Choreography. Chinese Choreographer who went to the same school as Jackie Chan, Samo Hung and Tiger Yuen. Four of the best Chinese action movie makers for decades. Samo made a movie that won the Chinese version of an Oscar about all their childhoods called Painted Faces. They were small children. Their parents basically sold them to the Circus.

[@mimic493]

Just got the noti for Volume 2! Back to back! That’s what’s up

[@glenaleksis4589]

I love how the cereal was kaboom, loved that cereal as a kid, although I never found a gun in the box.

[@zacharyhall1441]

I grew up in the 70s and back then martial and kun fu movies were everywhere especially in the black community..so this movie and Quentin is reaching back from that time..with the songs the dialogue and the camera movements and the.acting..it is definitely the 70s style...also great reaction

[@heyitsmemg7494]

Mell if I ever see you doing that intro again I swear to god I just might support you on Patreon.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

Lmao I Guess I'll Have To Start One Soon

[@johansmallberries9874]

Good thing there’s a kill Bill vol. 2 haha

[@JesseJ.Speigner]

@@HelloMellowXVI Why you being all weird about it..... Lol

[@chn71]

The switch to B & W during the Crazy 88 fight scene was actually mandated to keep the film's rating down due to all the blood. I've always felt it works great in signifying the "blind rage" she needed to fight off everyone.

[@frag2k12]

Love the givaway of the Bride's name right off the bat yet done in a way that makes it sound like its just the term used in the moment.

[@MAGAveritas]

Her name is on her airplane ticket, but you have to be quick on the pause to read it.

[@fiwitelevision]

RIP Sally Menke🙏Legend

[@puzzled_pelican3626]

I'm loving your content and comments man. Glad to see you're getting some traction

[@jsinjapan1689]

If you look closely at the airplane scene, you’ll notice that just about everyone else on the plane also had a sword. Also, another good Uma Therman movie is Gattaca.

[@jackasswhiskyandpintobeans9344]

2:15 The song is from a TV drama titled "Ironside," 1967-75. Raymond Burr played the title character. Song was written by Quincy Jones.

[@marielar.8386]

The fact that you uploaded both reactions the same time ✌🏽

[@NathanWind99]

Your reaction reminds me of seeing this in the theater when it was released. EVERYONE was hyped at all these great scenes. Nothing better than a crowd reaction when a highly anticipated movie more than delivers.

[@stunningandbrave7475]

Kill Bill was my first Tarantino film… it was absolutely NOT what I was expecting. I saw a display for it at Walmart and was curious. Wasn’t prepared for the ride. Haha.

[@petercoderch589]

Kill Bill, Part 1 is my favorite film ever. Period. And I am saying that as someone who has watched almost every major film that came out since 1990 or so.

[@polypeptide]

24:00 - interesting how you mention the lighting looks like a play. His frequent cinematographer Robert Richardson has a kind of signature style where he backlights actors with a really intense hot light above and behind them, then sometimes uses a lens filter that makes that light glow even more and create a halo effect around them. It’s cool how he does this even when logically there wouldn’t be a light above the characters like in the intro scene of Inglourious Basterds. But it just works dramatically and looks amazing. Check out the films he did with other directors too like Scorsese in Casino and Shutter Island!

[@eskreskao]

2:25 The song is actually a redo of an intro to an old tv show called "Ironside", but Kill Bill is what popularized it in this generation.

[@nopewmopan]

AAAAHHHHH! MY FAVORITE MOVIE! I'M SO EXCITED FOR THIS ONE! ... I mean, I hope you enjoyed it. Hitting play now.

[@jamiefroud633]

There was huge influence from Akira Kurosawa’s films here. That fight at the end is a shout to Yojimbo with the bamboo and the water sound with the big pause in fighting. Also the huge blood sprays is a nod to the old school samurai films aka Lonewolf and cub, Zatoichi the blind swordsman etc. Kurosawa’s Yojimbo and Seven Samurai are a must watch though.

[@b1mw93]

Me and my friend saw this in theaters not knowing what to expect. We weren't disappointed.

[@wlthomas67]

Recognized the Wilhelm scream. Props to you for that.

[@ssjwes]

I feel kinda sad when I see Uma Thurman because she looked like my mom. RIP.

[@HelloMellowXVI]

🙏🏾

[@redbrick2745]

I saw this movie 5 times in theaters. My final time, I was in the Air Force on Kadena Air Base in Okinawa, Japan. When the "Man from Okinawa" title card came up, everyone in the theater went nuts 🤣

[@TheZoenGaming]

When this movie came out, I was 23 and Lucy Liu was still a major movie actress. Nowadays she's only doing TV series, so they don't have her in the same sort of "Holey Moley that's incredible" outfits that she had in the movies. I'll be looking forward to your reaction to the second film.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

She wore the hottest outfits in "Payback".

[@TheZoenGaming]

@@eatsmylifeYT Payback? Oh, gee. Do you mean the jank Dominatrix outfit comprised of a collar, bra, panties, pantie hose, and leggings/boots? *sigh* I didn't think it was that great. Looked like pleather, didn't emphasize her body structure, and really didn't seem like a quality outfit. Her leather businesses suit from Charlie's Angels was better in that regards.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

@@TheZoenGaming It's okay. To each his own.

[@TheZoenGaming]

@@eatsmylifeYT I liked her "public" outfit from Payback. It actually made my partner at the time realize that petite girls could wear stunning everyday clothes that would accentuate her body type.

[@wittsullivan8130]

Quentin Tarantino learned a LOT by watching old movies while working at a video rental store as a teen in Knoxville, Tennessee.

[@_justanothergirl_9858]

Hey MellVerse, since you've liked this, Tarantino was inspired by the 1973 Japanese film Lady Snowblood when creating Kill Bill so I 100% recommend you watch it whenever you get the chance!

[@FrancoisDressler]

24:00 You're right on the money with the "...like a play". That's the trademark style of Robert Richardson. It's gorgeous.

[@NorthRainProductions]

Every time new stuff shows up "oh shit new mellow dropped"

[@TheEnigmaticBM39]

The sound effects you're thinking of came from a movie called king boxer aka five fingers of death. Even the zoom on her eyes came from that film too whenever the main character would look at someone before killing them lol.. One of the first wave of martial art movies to come over to the USA back in the 70s.

[@porflepopnecker4376]

2:24 -- It's originally from the start of the "Ironside" theme by Quincy Jones. "Ironside" was a 70s cop show starring Raymond Burr, about a detective in a wheelchair. Also, you did hear the last line in the movie, right? I was waiting for your reaction to it.

[@NCPensFan]

There is something I’ve noticed when watching/listening/studying a Quentin Tarantino film... since he’s written most if not all of them there is a pace and tone to his words on that page. When delivered they make us feel all sorts of ways. He knows how to make an audience hang on to every one of the words on that page. Whether it’s a Hugo Stiglitz break.. Django murdering 2 out of three brittle brothers, the bride discovering she’s in the hospital and lost her baby. It’s a gift and it’ll be a sad day when he steps out of the spotlight.

[@lcdrfish8633]

In the japanese cut, it never changes to B&W when she fights the Crazy 88 - stays color the whole time.

[@lukeb8033]

You reminded me of how hype I was when I finally watched these movies. Just like for you, it instantly became one of my favorite films. I probably watched it and Vol. 2 each 3-4 times over the course of a few days after my initial viewings. Thanks for the fun reaction!

[@voidmystic3419]

Bro... mell.... you might wanna do (Jackie brown). Quentin Tarantino' and sammy el jackson is in it... plus the female lead is also such a good performance.

[@ida305]

female lead? Thats pam grier!

[@kraai98]

Pam Grier is a legend

[@voidmystic3419]

@Sparked Tiger yes pam grier... thank you. I was a bit drunk last night and I could not for the life of me remember her name.

[@user-hp7gc2oy7d]

29k subs 29k views. Literally everyone came together to kill bill ♥

[@obdiane]

Many of Quentin Tarantino's films are good because he takes from a lot of (other peoplers) older movies and mixes them together. Many of the scenes and bits of this movie were taken from other films.

[@Arcideeznuts]

Japan is indeed that beautiful. I was stationed in Japan for 3 years and loved every second I was there.

[@TheFtremblay379]

I would highly recommend Baron of Munchausen if you'd like to see more of Uma Thurman. Directed by Terry Gilliam, from Monthy Python. It also has Robin Williams and some of the actors from the Monthy Python troupe.

[@caralayne503]

Tarantino is a bloody genius. I worked for a celeb for long time & for one of my bdays I got to go to his home for dinner. Upon pulling into his driveway, he had the Pussy Wagon parked there, & a full size statue of Go Go greeting u in the doorway. He was soooo cool, one of the best dinner’s ever! I love seeing people appreciate & enjoy his work so much!!! 🙌🙂

[@reddwarf3069]

You would love True Romance. Tarantino wrote the screenplay!

[@Caglecardscollectibles21]

Saw this in 8th grade and watched it many many times since. One of my favorites...great soundtrack too