How Have We Never Watched This? KILL BILL: VOLUME 1 (2003) MOVIE REACTION! - First Time Watching!

[@adameager7114]

You are the first person I've ever heard notice her ability to control her heart rate. It was such a nice touch., and everybody misses it!

[@ircjesselee]

That was my thought. I've watched this countless times and never realized that until they mentioned it.

[@JohnnyMan316]

The yellow motorcycle outfit she wore is a homage to Bruce Lee. He wore that outfit in his final movie, Game of Death. I’ve seen this movie probably a dozen times. It never gets old.

[@Garrynos]

and you can add that the music we hear when she arrives in Tokyo is the same as the series "The Green Hornet" in which Bruce Lee starred.

[@deano2506]

It isn't a homage at all, its a critique. Tarantino hates Bruce Lee and thinks he's overrated. The yellow jumpsuit represents the martial artists who starred in the Brucesploitation movies which followed Game of Death in which the yellow jumpsuit was often worn by the protagonist. Bruce is represented by the crazy 88 who are dressed as Kato. Tarantino is saying that just one if these relatively unknown martial artists could decimate an army of Bruce Lee's. His contempt for Bruce is on full display in the truly awful Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, where he makes a point to assassinate his character.

[@Garrynos]

@@deano2506 In that case, I can give a F of what Tarantino said... I see it at a hommage and that's it

[@JuanitoEsBonito]

​@@Garrynosi guess even great directors can have some hot takes cause wtf Bruce do to him?💀😭

[@GoodknightSong]

There was a faux Bruce Lee actor by the name of Bruce Li, otherwise known as Bruce "Lie", that Tarantino was a HUGE fan of. But yes, sadly he hates Bruce Lee or at the very least thinks that anyone with a grudge against his opinion of Bruce Lee can "go suck a di€k" as he said on the Joe Rogen show. It's rather an unfortunate hate boner that blemishes this really good director, in my opinion.

[@drdreddmanofmystery9482]

Volume 2 is not a sequel. It's the second half of this movie.

[@aspect57]

Pedantic as fuck. It came out a year later and was called Vol 2. Obviously with time fuckery it's yada yada. Volume 2 is a sequel in every single way except timeline, but then Vol 1 doesn't have a consistent timeline so whatever.

[@ryank4955]

​@aspect57 it's really not they were written and filmed as one movie but the studio released it in two parts because it was too long

[@simianinc]

@@ryank4955 Yes, @aspect57 is one of those keyboard warriors who likes slinging mud without knowing facts. It was supposed to be one movie, and was filmed as such.

[@893trent]

55:11 the bride said at that part "Leave the limbs you've lost they belong to me now" such a badass line from this movie

[@jackiegood3686]

"Inglorious Basterds" is another kick-ass Tarantino flick. You'll love it.

[@justsayin2777]

I second this such a fun film and you gotta also watch death proof

[@robertcampomizzi7988]

4 Rooms is directed by 4 directors. Tarantino is one od those directors. It follow a bellhop on new years eve who is played by Tim Roth(Mr. Orange) and he NAILS that role. Also. Almost every star from that day is in it!

[@crisshowe138]

I went to high school with the director of that movie

[@crisshowe138]

Eli Roth

[@notofthisgod32]

Hanzo said that it's the finest sword he ever made, after making a vow to never make them again. He said that if God was encountered, god would be cut by it

[@TheOctobersReact]

you said it best

[@bryanneal939]

Hanzo was and still is a legendary katana maker. He made a vow roughly 20 yrs prior to never make another that can kill, hearing Bill's name got him out of retirement. Gogo felt to be the most sadistic and crazy out of the Yakuza

[@npotufsstrugas6390]

They're bad listeners.

[@pulsrmind]

​@npotufsstrugas6390 that line was in Japanese and their subtitles weren't working during the Japanese lines.

[@CJ-sf9yr]

@@TheOctobersReactbruh you beat in a bush 😂

[@Brandonmtlhd]

It was disappointing that you didn't have the subtitles on. I don't know how you made it to the end without realizing there was a lot being said that was important. But glad you rewatched it with them on. I know you'll likely be checking out KB Vol 2 as well!

[@luminaorchis4376]

FYI: Uma Thurman (the Bride) is the mother of Maya Hawke (who plays Robin in Stranger Things)- whose father is Ethan Hawke (who played the villain in Moon Knight).

[@probablysomeguy4806]

Hattori Hanzo was an actual samurai from the 16th century. He is usually portrayed in modern Japanese media as an archetype of a master ninja for some reason. He shows up in countless Japanese games, anime, tv shows and movies.

[@notofthisgod32]

The Bride said come at me with everything you have after Ishii made fun of her. Than Ishii apologized for ridiculing her after The Bride cut her

[@GustavoCardoso95]

There is a cool theory that Kill Bill is actually a movie inside the Tarantino Universe. remember Mia Wallace said she was an actress of a movie about assassin chicks etc which is kinda similar to the plot of Kill Bill

[@TheOctobersReact]

interesting theory! we like it!

[@lavinder11]

It was a tv show that didn’t go past the pilot episode

[@tyb781]

Tarantino I believe has outright confirmed it. His movies definitely have two shared universes, the ‘real’ world and a cinematic universe within that word. He’s quoted as saying (paraphrasing) that when characters from Res Dogs and Pulp Fiction go to the movies, Kill Bill is what they go see. I doubt the Kill Bill scene where Uma again gestures a square when saying the word, again incorrectly, is a coincidence. However, I doubt Bud is being played by Mr Blonde, so it’s not air-tight.

[@vincey1517]

Yeah it takes place in the movie movie universe which is the movies inside the realer than real universe which is where pulp fiction and reservoir dogs take place

[@RustCole01]

The grave that she gets buried in has the headstone of Paula Schultz. Schultz was the MC in Django, whose wife had passed away. Cute little easter egg...

[@rexmundi2986]

I seen this movie a bunch of times, but seeing the Hattori Hanzo scene w/o subtitles, and even without the translation, but still understanding the broad strokes of what's going on,(even if I had never seen it, I imagine) makes me realize how good the storytelling is.

[@andrewreiber7691]

This is one of the best movies of all time. Every time I watch this, there’s multiple times I say to myself, “man, this movie is great”. Uma is fantastic! Terrific story. Great writing and directing, amazing soundtrack, fight choreography top notch, perfect pacing and a great ending leaving you needing to see more. And on top of all that… a wonderful animated short. This movie has it all. Definitely a top 5 film for me, at least in terms of rewatch ability.

[@EnglishRalph]

Being spanked with a katana, at an impressionable age, by Uma in catsuit, has got to leave its mark (psychologically as well as physically).

[@tomcody2203]

Very nice reaction! But WHY did you had subtitles for the English language, but not the --Japanese??? Some of it was important (like Hattori Hanzo's speech or O-Ren's apology). In Vol. 2 it becomes even more important!

[@keshaponso2034]

There was an error in the orginal releases of hard media copies, where what we expect is not the default English language version.

[@franzeybler1499]

O-Ren's apology always hits me hard.

[@whenraindropsfall]

guys they obviously had subtitles. It's the video's fault for not translating the japanese as well lol

[@salvadortinajero]

"She got them toes you could snap with" 😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@aiiricc6194]

So you are telling me that you watched this entire movie where over 30%of it probably was in Japanese and neither of you thought of there might be subtitles 😂

[@TheOctobersReact]

we thought it was tarantino style! we watched the second one with subtitles

[@andyzennir9714]

To be fair we're talking about a movie that bleeps its main character's name, I can see why they would think maybe they're not meant to understand what's being said xD

[@nathanlindahl8336]

⁠@@andyzennir9714Ummm no. There’s no excuse lol that’s crazy that they didn’t think to turn on subtitles. Half the movies dialogue is in Japanese lol

[@TheOctobersReact]

that’s what we thought they were bleeping out names maybe we interpret some body language! we were first time watchers give us a break lol

[@jtrem08]

The Reaction is still very much worth the watch.

[@KelliFranklin]

I saw both Kill Bill movies at the theater and I can't tell you how many times I've seen them since then. They're 2 of my favorites by QT. His last movie was Once Upon a Time in Hollywood in 2019 that was nominated for multiple Oscars. Brad Pitt won for best supporting actor. He's often said he would retire after his tenth movie and he's supposedly working in that movie rn. I hope he doesn't retire. He makes highly entertaining movies. I hope Inglorious Basterds is on your watch list as well guys. Thanks!

[@hunzren]

In Pulp Fiction, Mia tells John Travolta about a TV show she shot a pilot episode for. The show is about a group of assassins, all with specialties. The Deadly Viper Assassins in this movie are that squad from the show. Tarantino loved doing odd continuity like that. There is a belief that all of his movie take place in the same world, and there are clues pointing to it. For instance, everyone smokes a fake brand of cigarettes called Apple Cigarettes. Michael Madsen plays a character in Kill Bill 2, and he is Travolta’s brother from Pulp Fiction.

[@Greeny1308]

It's Madsen's character in Reservoir Dogs that is the brother of John Travolta's Pulp Fiction character. Vincent and Vic Vega. Also, the cigarette brand is called Red Apple. There was a fake billboard ad in this film with Sofie on it.

[@hunzren]

@@Greeny1308 You are so right. I got all turned around

[@jasonmcewen436]

The "short katana" is a tanto. A full size katana is impractical in tight spaces, so the smaller blade is more effective.

[@cookiedestroyer2801]

Tanto is a knife. You're talking about a Wakizashi, which is a short katana.

[@drewf8619]

@@cookiedestroyer2801 Was going to say this... Glad someone else did. Edit: I just got to the point in the reaction where GoGo pulls out her Tanto (it was a Tanto)... And the male reactor calls it a miniature Katana...

[@zedwpd]

like trailers

[@theveryworstluck1894]

It makes me smile every time Mrs. October Recognizes an actor or a reference

[@rdale2k5]

I've seen this movie a million times and I never noticed the bottom of her shoes in that shot. I've also never seen another reactor comment on it in their reaction video for Kill Bill either. WOW. Nice catch!

[@kittyclubhouse]

The first time I saw this film in theaters when it came out, I thought it was an instant masterpiece. My favorite scene has to be the animated short about O-Ren. That was such a great, creative way to tell her origin story. I love everything about this movie.👍👍

[@RoGueNavy]

There was actually a historical Hattori Hanzo, a Samurai. He was a expert swordsman and tactician, serving the Tokugawa clan. He was credited with helping Tokugawa Ieyasu ascend to the position of Shogun.

[@stevesheroan4131]

I’ve always cracked up at how Vernita is dictating what The Bride is going to wear for their knife fight; “Dressed all in black, your hair in a black stocking”. Why does she care what The Bride wears, lol?

[@darthvadersnanps5]

Please add Natural Born Killers to the list. Written by QT but directed by Oliver Stone. It was banned at one point.

[@mhryciuk0785]

This is the movie Tarantino dislikes the most of his.

[@drchaos2000]

@@mhryciuk0785 He didnt like the direction Oliver Stone took that story, QT violence is always art and entertaining. Natura Born Killers is a Masterpiece but its way more serious and the violence leaves you nauseous and disgusted, not like cool look at all this blood.

[@carlgibson285]

Natural Born Killers is amazing! I know Tarantino doesn't like it, but for me it's Oliver Stone's best movie by a long way and it's probably in my top 3 favourite movies of all time.

[@djaynorequest]

The actor that plays Hanzo is the late, great Sonny Chiba. He is famous for The Street Fighter martial arts trilogy of the 70's. (Not the video game) it's Tarantino's favorite martial arts movie and WORTH reacting to!

[@Sprite_525]

58:49 “one of the coolest things I have ever seen” that’s why I watch these reactions, you really get to see someone be amazed

[@miroslav.hlavicka]

I remember seeing this movie in the theater. Breathtaking experience on the big screen. And then came the last line of the film. The whole theater with its mouth open. And six months to go before the premiere of Volume 2.

[@josephparker4022]

Let's not write off Vernita so easily. Her fight was at the beginning because it wasn't as epic as the showdown at the house of blue leaves, but she held her own against the Bride, who fought through dozens of bad guys already.

[@soundaholixx]

People watch Tarantino movies and are "blown away" for lack of a better word, by the violence and over the top storytelling. I'm glad you guys are realizing that Quentin delivers some of the MOST BRILLIANT dialogue in any movie. At times it might be the most mundane thing but man, if it isn't EPIC

[@bentinho]

Don't know if anyone mentioned but the actor portraying Hattori Hanzo is legendary Japanese actor Sonny Chiba, famous for his role in cult classic ultra violent martial arts movie, The Street Fighter. Definitely a film Tarantino would be a huge fan of. Also, legendary martial arts movie actor, Gordon Liu plays the head of the Crazy 88! So many classic martial arts movie references and homages in this film, from the Shaw Bros. intro to the snake themed assassin group (5 Deadly Venoms), the Green Hornet (trumpet) intro music playing, Uma's character wearing Bruce Lee's yellow jump suit, etc, etc...

[@BruceJohnson-om5kl]

The whistle is a actual song that was made before both of you were born. British Group by the name of TWISTED NERVE, song by the same name. 1968

[@krono5el]

back then we kinda only had pulp and res dogs growing up but as someone born and raised on all the anime and kung fu flicks from back then Kill Bill and Django instantly became the faves when they dropped. this felt like Tarantino's matrix and used a lot of the same anime and kung fu legends.

[@jairomartinez225]

Kill bill Vol. 1 is actually my favorite movie of all time. I grew up watching this movie with my mom when I was a child, it feels very nostalgic, bur besides that, watching it as an adult I have a deeper perspective of the themes and message of the film.

[@EchanteDante]

@TheOctobers I shifted from just enjoying movies to appreciating things like cinematography…with all the camera angles, lighting, editing, sound design, etc. I snuck into this movie in like 6th or 7th grade because the movie we were seeing was really boring and stupid. We walked in without any idea what the movie was about. Didn’t see any trailers didn’t know who Tarantino was nothing. And ever since then I’ve paid a lot more attention to things like choices directors and appreciate when they do something interesting or creative with it. I know it sounds silly but this is one of my favorite movies of all time because it changed how I watched movies.

[@samuelreyes1689]

The whistle is where “chill bill” came from ! 😂

[@theveryworstluck1894]

Whatever Mr October's three-tone snap back hat is is dope I was trying to figure it out. CLEAN

[@ptsteelers]

There are so many "older" movies that you guys are going to love... I am soooo looking forward to watching you watch them all :)

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks to Brooke and Tony! 🩸 Prepare for the second part to be a different vibe. It's still good, of course. ෴ Mr. Tarantino's most recent movie was ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) which I loved and I'm so glad I saw it in the cinema. It's my favorite in addition to PULP FICTION (1994), which I'm glad y'all reacted to. One tv series, BOUNTY LAW, he plans to write/direct some episodes for, is in pre-production... so, he hasn't fully retired, yet... but keeps saying it'll be soon. ෴ Others of his I love are DEATH PROOF (2007), INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009), DJANGO UNCHAINED (2012) and THE HATEFUL EIGHT (2015).

[@TBRSchmitt]

Definitely watch every Tarantino movie! Also going to need some backstory on Mrs October stabbing someone in the toe lol…😂

[@TheOctobersReact]

i played softball in college and i dropped a nail drag on someone’s foot before practice! it was an accident but it went right through her foot!!

[@TBRSchmitt]

@@TheOctobersReactdang that’s hardcore! Honorary member of the deadly viper assassination squad lol

[@TheOctobersReact]

Do you guys have a discord?

[@TBRSchmitt]

Yeah! Send us an email

[@TheOctobersReact]

For sure! I sent it.

[@Felix-misc]

Guys... you gotta turn on foreign language subtitles for Part 2 .

[@jerelnewton2894]

Loved yall reaction to kill Bill. Can't wait for y'all to react to volume 2

[@evanfreudig3973]

Everything Tarrentino does in his movies has a deliberate reason. Tarrentino grew up in the same time frame I did, and like most boys of that age we had the same heroes from TV and movies. Batman was out there, but there were others. Those were not Batman masks that all the Asian gang were wearing. Those were masks from The Green Hornet which also came out on TV around the same time as Batman. The music that was playing while she was on the plane flying into to Tokyo was the musical theme from The Green Hornet show. They also played when the bad guys with the Green Hornet masks were all showing up.

[@RoGueNavy]

Tarantino is renowned for his use of music in telling the story. Only he could use a David Bowie song in a World War Two epic, and have it make perfect sense.

[@Rage867]

"That was the coldest Tarentino moment" 10, 9, 8 ( it's your baby). That look on your faces is what filled the theater!

[@igaluitchannel6644]

The yellow suit and eye masks are references to Bruce Lee and his first movies. In Green Hornet, a US series, his assistant wore such a mask.

[@promontorium]

If I remember correctly in the theater they didn't translate the Japanese during the Okinawa scene until The Bride speaks a line in Japanese, then the subtitles come up from then on.

[@tfpp1]

10:06 - Thank you for leaving that moment in the edit, you're one of the few (if only) reactors to do so. I've always found this little moment to be HIL-arious!! She tries to hide the knife like she didn't do it. 😂🤣

[@Jose-Lozanchez]

Buenas Noche, I'm excited to come back here, and that you remember GOT, without a doubt Kill Bill I and II are among my favorites, and the music is among those I listen to along with Ramin Djawadi, Wadruna and the music of Dark, I'm looking forward to the second part

[@threeminuteshate]

Black Mamba said Bill always said Copperhead was the best assassin “with an edged weapon” and that pisses off Copperhead who insinuates she’s the best assassin with ANY weapon and then shoots three feet the right of Black Mamba 😂

[@dvdguana]

40:33 funny fact, Tarantino was in a clothing store in Tokyo and they were playing the girls band music 5.6.7.8's and he loved so much he decided to include them on the "House of the blue leaves" chapter.

[@mr_yoru5834]

Kill Bill was very popular when it came out. These two movies are like his homage to old school action movies: kung fu, samurai, westerns, etc. I think Pulp Fiction is more widely known now because it was really the movie that made Tarantino mainstream. If you want to watch any anime, whether to react or personal viewing, there are a few great shows to start with. Some of my favorites are Cowboy Bebop, Death Note, and Fullmetal Alchemist: Brotherhood. They're pretty easy to find streaming and none are very long.

[@tutorialslave]

Damn. "We beheaded a bro" sounds like a company. You guys are a riot.

[@Slayde.Wilson]

Kill Bill , Django Unchained, Jackie Brown, Deathproof and Pulp Fiction are my favorite Taratino movies

[@angelamitchinson8439]

Did you mean 'Death Proof'?

[@terryconnelly484]

​@@angelamitchinson8439Everybody understood what he was saying

[@angelamitchinson8439]

@@terryconnelly484 I wasn't being rude. And no, not everybody would necessarily know what he was referring to. My comment was mainly for the benefit of people who may be unfamiliar with these film titles.

[@terryconnelly484]

​@angelamitchinson8439 I never said you were rude honey... look up DeathProof or Death Proof and you'll get the same answer no big deal baby

[@terryconnelly484]

@angelamitchinson8439 Come on baby I didn't call you rude sweetie. If you look up deathproof or death proof it's the same... Chill out lovey

[@Bravespop]

You guys would probably enjoy "True Romance" if you haven't seen it. Stars Christian Slater, Patricia Arquette, and has cameos from several actors including Dennis Hopper, Brad Pitt, and several more. While directed by Tony Scott, it's a classic, and was written by Quentin Tarantino and Roger Avery. The movie is iconic. Oh, and you mentioned wanting to see a more recent QT movie. He did "Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood" in 2019. Not on par with most of his movies, but not bad.

[@sarparker5362]

A lot of people disagree with me, and that is fine, I'm not here to change anyone's mind, but for me this is the perfection of Tarantino's art. It's my favourite of his movies and I don't think he ever really bested the style and art of this one. It was stunning and I watch it at least once a year.

[@ASTROVORTEX-n4x]

"Is he a steel distributor?" That one sent me to the ground! 🙃🤣🤣🤣

[@kmvoss]

Great reaction. I remember going to see this in theater with a bunch of my cousins, haven't been in the same spot as all of them together since.

[@LeviticusRex1970]

Not sure if anyone mentioned it, the RZA did most of the music, glad you enjoyed it.

[@charlieeckert4321]

The song Elle Driver is whistling is from a 1968 British film called Twisted Nerve and was written by Bernard Hermann, who wrote the music in Psycho

[@kypangoyi550]

And the scene was an homage to a Brian De Palma movie “dressed to kill” that use the same song and have an assassin dressed as a nurse.

[@gregkirby9059]

cereal now has guns has prizes

[@christophergreen6595]

42:45 Pulp Fiction was the one that cemented his style, proved he wasn't a fluke. He did 'True Romance' and 'Reservoir Dogs' before before that, but after 'Pulp' he never wanted for backing.

[@86leewis]

I think he Said, with no ego, this is my finest work

[@FAFO4wisdom-s9o]

Volume 2 is gonna have yall slayed, it zipps this story up perfectly.

[@TheOctobersReact]

we will be posting it soon. but we loved it !

[@shawnenglish9815]

Just found you two. I’m sold. I subscribed. I love watching you react to some of my FAVORITE MOVIES!!!!!!

[@Cliffster420]

Kill Bill, Reservoir Dogs, and Inglorious Basterds are my favorite out of all Tarantino's work. I still really love and appreciate the other films, but those three are my personal favorites.

[@TheNyxmaster]

I saw this movie in my mid 20's... It made me love cinema. I think it's Tarantino's best, because it's the one he did just for his own delight. He wanted to let his creativity explode and use every iconic genres inspirations of his : western, manga, martial arts, spy and assassins and some touches of absurd dark humor... and it has everything: the story is original, the colors, the music... you can see what cinema looks like when the creator is just having fun.

[@Martin-u9e]

One of my favorite movies ever that speech Lucy Lui gives at the table I know line for line. Great reaction guys you two are awesome ❤❤❤❤

[@extofer]

I’ve seen both volumes countless times. For me, Kill Bill is the best thing Tarantino has ever done. He’s had some other films that have come close since. I recommend Death Proof and Inglorious Basterds.

[@COmntChef]

Yes, it is illegal to open carry samurai sword katana in public in Japan. It's been a few hundred years

[@ndrewmarin]

“It’s Aemond Targaryen.” ALWP 😂

[@evanfreudig3973]

I think Tarrentino is still making movies, latest one is Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. All of his films are completely awesome, never a dud. Most very successful film makers slow down a little when they get older and have already make a shit ton of money.

[@tfpp1]

41:53 - That music cue is the OG. Every time you think of the cliche group of people walking in a line all badass towards the camera in slow-motion and THAT song is playing . . . Tarantino was the first to do that, right there in this movie. THAT'S where that cinematic, cultural touchstone comes from. 😎

[@BrianZatzke]

This is one of my favorite movies. I believe it was my first Tarantino movie. I just loved the fight scenes with the Crazy 88. Blood and limbs and Uma cartwheeling around. So fun.

[@robertschuknecht1481]

The song at the beginning "Bang Bang" was recorded by Nancy Sinatra in 1966.

[@zionnewkirk4838]

Any relation to Frank Sinatra?

[@robertschuknecht1481]

@@zionnewkirk4838 yes, Frank Sinatra's daughter.

[@gotaigo]

The yellow track suit including matching sneakers is an homage to Bruce Lee where he wore the same suit in his movie, Game of Death.

[@Uatu-the-Watcher]

This is Tarantino’s superhero film.

[@86leewis]

Every warrior knows, there might be some there that don't belong. And to kill someone like that, is very dishonorable. It happens though, and it's usually what bothers people when they come back home.

[@ShawnTuckertheShoninzo]

The black and white filter for the crazy 88 fight scene is inspired by Akira kurosawa movies

[@analothor]

It's hard for me to nail down why this feels like the greatest movie/s of all time

[@Dollywood623]

Tarantino has such an imagination, u gotta love him! I also love his movies "Death Proof"(2007) and "From Dusk Till Dawn"(1996)🔥🔥🔥

[@danielskinner5346]

The sheriff and his son, their dialogue is inspired by the old Charlie Chan detective movies and his interaction with his son.

[@rahilrameez8635]

The scene where Hatori Hanzo writes the name Bill and swipes the dot in a slash which is both similar to japanese literature and the Slash of a sword was Cold AF.

[@korintenson3079]

O-Ren and Bride dialogue at the end is: "For ridiculing you previously, I apologize." -O-ren "Accepted." -Bride I like the moment of respect between them ^^

[@RainBow-gn7sl]

"I'm only rooting for her cause she's Lucy Lu" 😂😂 period

[@timhilton7254]

My favorite Tarantino film is Kill Bill vol. 2. I'm glad the studio wanted this split into 2 films. It's a very different film. Have fun, I'm looking forward to watching.

[@sweetnumb]

I agree, HOW have you never watched this??? It's so great! Also, please please please leave the ending credits in at the end of volume 2. They're seriously the best credits I've ever seen and it perfectly recaps the entire adventure you've been on with music that fits so perfectly.

[@YolandaBotello-i7t]

Quentin Tarantino is a very talented Director. I hope he comes out with many more. I love his style. So cool.

[@christophergreen6595]

A lot of the fight clips were almost perfect shot-for-shot recreations of famous Kung Fu fights. The sushi guys and the Master are famous actors from back in the scene.

[@jerrywalters8885]

Tarrentino still has the Wagon today and is very proud of it

[@rodriguez3749]

Nice, gonna check this one out. just watched your pulp fiction reaction yesterday. Y’all’s little side comments got me cracking up. And your honest emotions and reactions keep me binging on your videos.

[@belladoran222]

Extremely good reaction guys, cant wait for vol 2, ❤ aussie girl x

[@gregorychampion4843]

If you look closely, her name is on her plane ticket.

[@jameswest35]

Tarantino said back in 2022 that he thinks his best movie is Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

[@samuelreyes1689]

Both films are exquisite. A spaghetti western, Japanese shogun assassin-esque revenge film. Perfect ❤

[@anthonyfranco88]

49:54 "I did that to someone before. 🙂" "Stab 'em in the toe?" "Yea. 😐" 🤣

[@thereallyst]

-The way Tarantino sets up his movie world, there are two different sides. The "REAL" world, so movies like "Reservoir Dogs" and "Pulp Fiction" would be in that category. Then, movies like this, "Kill Bill" are the ones in the fantasy world. They are set up to be the "movies" that his characters in the "REAL" world would watch in their reality. If you remember "Pulp Fiction", this plot is almost the exact same as the movie pilot Mia was in with Fox Force Five. -35:50 Sonny Chiba, a Hong Kong cinema LEGEND!!! Also, that Shaw Brothers intro in the beginning was special because they were the top studios in Hong Kong cinema movies for DECADES.. -37:50 Gordon Lui, ANOTHER Hong Kong cinema legend!!! -47:35 The yellow track suit is an homage to Bruce Lee and one of his movies... -It's not a Katana, it's a "wakizashi". It's used for close quarters combat and also for a defeated fighter to perform "seppuku" to save face. Together with a katana they are called "daisho", which translates to "large and small"...

[@ddiamondr1]

Great reaction, first time I’ve seen you guys. Subscribed. I’m a Tarantino fan, his knowledge of pop culture, movie history, and music is legendary. He would have known all of the music he picked for this movie before. The crazy music from the motorcycle Scene is the theme of the old TV show ‘the green hornet’. There was another one used several times, the theme from the TV series Ironside. Uma Thurman and Quentin Tarantino discussed this movie on the set of pulp fiction. Great reaction you guys.

[@bboyshotty]

keep em a'comin! They're all good haha..Inglorious Basterds doesn't get enough love IMO. I liked it more and more the more I rewatch it ALSO! Seemingly unrelated, but you guys NEED to watch "Ip Man" for an amazing all around movie + some of the all time best fight sequences ever