KILL BILL: VOLUME 1 (2003) MOVIE REACTION!! - First Time Watching!

[@RaggedyPack]

THAT HAS TO BE THE MOST INSANE FIGHT SCENE WE'VE EVER SEEN!! 🤯 We have EARLY ACCESS to movies on our Patreon including KILL BILL VOL. 2! ▶ www.patreon.com/raggedypack Come Hang out in our Discord ▶ discord.gg/HQFtGkCf37

[@shania991]

DEATH PROOF 🙌🏾😈 another Tarantino movie it’s beautifully unhinged

[@jeto3557]

This is what I was waiting for !! 👏🏽👏🏽👏🏽⚔️🩸

[@ny6978]

Edit: @Cojo Gogo's weapon is a modified Meteor Hammer, another one you might have been thinking about is the Rope Dart. Also I'm really happy you guys got around to seeing this one

[@MsAppassionata]

Uma Thurman is either 5’11” or 6 feet tall, depending on what website you look her up on.

[@Voltasaur]

My heart was literally pounding in my chest when I first saw this in the theatre. Amazing!

[@homeostvsis]

"it's sampled from a Kanye song." Somebody fight him

[@ILJtheFirst]

That made me roll my eyes. LOL

[@The_sound_Of_Thunder]

Yea, referencing hip hop songs as if they were original is painful to watch, poor bastards

[@tzuyd]

I gave the benefit of the doubt and assumed he meant to say 'in' rather than 'from'. They did acknowledge they didn't know the origin of the song afterwards.

[@ThomasLittle007]

yeah that hurt... but yeaaah it happens to best of us, the "oh wait, it's NOT an original?" moment... I almost died when my friend asked me if ABBA covered all of the songs from Mamma Mia :D

[@victoria_m13]

that hurts my heart. naming a mosquito a fly killed me completely afterwards

[@RoyKoopaling]

I love watching people realise the massive impact this film had on pop culture.

[@MovementGraffiti]

Me too!

[@tigqc]

More like the massive impact pop culture had on this film lol.

[@YoZentrus]

​@@tigqc No, niche culture inspired the film. The film massively inspired pop culture, being referenced countless times in other media, and spawning memes that are still relevant to this day.

[@RoyKoopaling]

@@tigqc It’s a beautiful example of both!

[@copster_]

@@tigqcthis!

[@danzthename]

When an anime, a spaghetti western, and a kung fu movie love each other very much...

[@BJBee]

😂😂😂 Their kid is...a sight to behold

[@cromwellian1]

you get a neowestern

[@jeffk1722]

They become the avatar Quentin Tarantino

[@dancingwheels8494]

FYI, most of the things that you hear or see that are familiar in this movie came from this movie and we’re later referenced, copied, sampled.

[@PorterJustPorter]

Yep, but here's the kicker -- there isn't one note of original music in the entire film. It wasn't until Hateful Eight that he actually hired a composer to accompany the usual samples. It's funny cuz younger folks are actually reacting, (as you pointed out) to the usage of these samples in newer material. But what's lost on them is how obscure all this music was before Tarantino got a hold of it. Transformers, for example, got the sample from Kill Bill! The Ooh Ooh song, yes, was in an annoyjng commercial, but the commercial took it from this! It was unique and cool when we first heard it! Now, all this music is cliché. It's weird to explain to newer fans cuz Tarantino is also sampling, but let's face it... he introduced the music to general audiences.

[@LuvTrane]

Preach Brutha, preach! 🙏

[@LuvTrane]

@@PorterJustPorter Actually, RZA of the Wu Tang Clan wrote some original music (during the Showdown at the House of Blue Leaves).

[@PorterJustPorter]

@@LuvTrane i didn't know that! Cool!

[@Darth-Lesbian]

@@PorterJustPorterYou sure? I could swear I remember when I first saw this movie recognizing that whoo hoo song instantly (and I saw this movie in theaters when it first released) and it not being obscure before the movie, but I could be wrong I guess.

[@thomasbaker2067]

The opening fight sequence with Uma and Vivica is amazing.

[@SS4Luxray]

Legendary

[@L.L.Cool.T]

I’m old enough to have seen this when it dropped in theaters originally. The 6 month wait for Volume 2 killed me.

[@0okamino]

Same here. Fortunately, we were all resurrected when the time finally came. Word sure got around in those 6 months. I saw Vol 1 on opening night, and noticed quite a few empty seats. Vol 2 rolled around, and there were no empty seats.

[@nmitch5883]

SAME

[@tmarie0524]

Sammmmme. But luckily, he dropped Vol. 2 less than a year.

[@server_and_dragon]

Same!

[@stev6963]

Same lol. My dad took me to see this movie in 7th grade. We bonded over the badass violence lol.

[@noirnoir4276]

FUN FACT. The Legend Kobe bryant. Got his nickname black mamba from Kill bill. Also Kobe got his symbol from the katana of these movies.

[@tortellinibaked]

This movie predates everything you keep referencing. The music, other movies etc.

[@Seryma86]

Lol right?

[@dancingwheels8494]

Fun fact: the California mountain kingsnake is the only snake out of the six that isn’t poisonous/venomous. But poison seems to be one of Elle’s favorite choice of weapons.

[@jimmcdonald4087]

In fact, there is no such snake. There is, however, a California Mountain Kingsnake.

[@shania991]

@@jimmcdonald4087dude yes there is you just added the king on the end but they definitely are still California mountain snakes 😂 it’s the same damn snake

[@swish007]

Kingsnakes here on the east coast are non-poisonous/venomous but they actually eat copperheads and rattlesnakes

[@gegahex]

none of these snakes are 'poisonous'

[@MichaelLayne702]

They eat venomous snakes

[@misterrodrigo1980]

These two movies weren't just popular films, they were cultural phenomenoms. Arguably the most successful of all films by Tarantino, they reshaped pop culture during the 2000s. You will find countless references to them in music, film, tv and other forms of media. Many things that have become tropes ever since, were originated in this movie, and you will also hear its soundtrack used in many other movies. Kill Bill itself was inspired by the grindhouse explotaition films of the sixties and seventies, that's where its aesthetic comes from. Originally, Tarantino planned a third film to involve Nikki (the little girl from the first scene). He was supposed to film it ten years after this one to allow the actress to grow up. But eventually he lost interest in the project. Can't wait to see your reaction to the second one, really good as well.

[@0okamino]

While his three previous films are great, and had their impact (especially _Pulp Fiction),_ I think it’s fair to say that _Kill Bill_ is Tarantino’s all time extravaganza.

[@tzuyd]

He's speculated interest in KBv3 again more recently, but unlike v1 and v2 it won't be considered as part of the same movie. I assume it will be called something else.

[@anthonyvillarias8829]

@@tzuydthe KB3 was probably scrapped because of falling out with Uma Thurman and that avoidable car accident that damaged Thurman’s body!! But I’ve read somewhere that they’re good now. So hoping for a KB3.

[@atomicfunk101]

Kill Bill (both volumes) have got to be one of my favorite movies just for sheer fun factor. The only way I’ve ever been able to describe it as the most ‘movie’ movie I’ve ever seen, it’s just made with such joy, passion, and eccentricity.

[@justinnunez3492]

The girl who plays GoGo was in a Japanese movie called Battle Royale (Some say the inspiration for The Hunger Games) that Quentin loved and wanted her in his movie! That movie is a huge part of the success of battle royale style games!

[@Nirrini]

Chiaki Kuriyama - an actress who commands presence ✨🤌🏼 She was unforgettable in Battle Royale

[@williameleno]

@13:27 Blake: " What a sin, what kind of a coward would murder a person on their wedding? " *As he has House Freys banner on his wall*

[@MrKjenningsiii]

💀

[@judson9223]

Corey's hair is majestic!

[@HillarySunday-ex5bi]

Agreed

[@berickslime6718]

Very much agree!

[@pamelaallen-sanders5464]

Love it.

[@taybear2398]

Honestly

[@MrKjenningsiii]

F*cking majestic! He should let that lion's mane out more often, honestly.

[@lialovez]

Uma Thurman is a song by Fall Out Boy. Uses the sample of song she dances to on another Quinten movie called Pulp Fiction.

[@laylaw1507]

Hattori Hanzo character is played by legendary martial artist/actor Sonny Chiba.

[@anthonyvillarias8829]

Ahh… Roronoa Zoro’s father. 😬😬

[@anthonyfranco88]

Corey is usually pretty stoic but his eyes were big and round almost the whole time. and he smiled the most i've ever seen him smile lol also the editing for this vid was great 👌

[@vaughnhenderson1174]

The whistling is by Bernard Herrmann, and it's the theme to "Twisted Nerve" a Boulting Brothers movie from 1968. Alfred Hitchcock liked the movie so much, he hired 2 of the actors for his movie "Frenzy" from 1973. Both movies are a must watch, hope to see a reaction to them someday.

[@moviegoer727]

Oh Blake gets major props for the “Elementary” name drop. I haven’t come across anyone else who has seen that wonderful Lucy Liu show.

[@alaurasheridan]

This was 2003, my dudes. Not the 90s. 😉 😊. Maya Thurman-Hawke was a little girl about the right age for the fictional daughter.

[@samantharose1144]

I was surprised no one mentioned Maya. I think she looks so much like Uma especially the eyes.

[@Shrilaraune]

​@@samantharose1144 I mean that's because the actor that played BB wasn't Maya

[@samantharose1144]

@@Shrilaraune They watched Stranger Things so I was surprised they didn’t say that Maya looks a lot like Uma as a lot of reactors do

[@Shrilaraune]

@@samantharose1144 Ok 👍🏿 Though to be honest, I'm not entirely sure why someone would think about Maya while watching this movie--even if they have watched Stranger Things? Guess to each their own

[@samantharose1144]

@@Shrilaraune because for most younger people, this is the first time they’ve ever seen Uma in a film but they have already seen Maya in Stranger Things

[@packedentertainment2866]

So the ready The Bride’s name is bleeped out is because Quentin Tarantino said that it was a creative choice to not reveal his name until he felt the audience deserved to know what it was

[@shania991]

Meanwhile everybody wonders if it’s their computer 😂 I love when they are confused by the sound

[@packedentertainment2866]

@@shania991 lol, fr. That was me the first time I watched it. I thought there was some sort of error with the movie

[@packedentertainment2866]

I meant *reason in my original comment. These damn typos 😭

[@shania991]

@@packedentertainment2866 seriously though lol I think I even took the dvd out to clean it 💀

[@packedentertainment2866]

@@shania991 lol

[@THEJOSHUASIMONSHOW]

I watched this alone as a teenager and it changed my life. Watching it through your eyes made me feel like I was watching it again, with friends. Thank you.

[@barbarino2000]

I’ve got a feeling these guys have never seen “Pulp Fiction”. If true, I envy them for eventually getting to experience it for the first time.

[@LuvTrane]

"Kato" was the name of Bruce Lee's character in the Green Hornet, and he wore that black mask the Crazy 88 wore.

[@clarencewalker3925]

You are so right. Tarantino loathed Bruce Lee. He makes no bones about it.

[@spliffspiegel834]

Uma's yellow outfit is a nod to Bruce's yellow outfit in Game of Death as well.

[@LuvTrane]

Bleeping out the Bride's name was an homage to Clint Eastwood's character of "the mysterious stranger with no name" from Sergio Leone's "Dollar Trilogy". (A Fistful of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and the Good, the Bad, and the Ugly)

[@seemtheproduct3885]

Just to let you guys know, Kobe did say he got the whole alter ego of “black mamba” from this movie. He thought it was cool and he wanted to translate that to basketball to get away from the personal stuff he was dealing with. Which explains the logos are similar as well. Rest in peace Kobe 💜💛

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

Yeah the black and yellow is a Game of Death Bruce Lee reference

[@moro8926]

Kobe 100% took the Mamba ethos from this film. I've been saying "Uma Mentality" for over twenty years 😅

[@amandavanderbilt3949]

First off, this movie is from 2003 so yes there were cell phones lol. Second, your faces for some of the scenes, priceless. Third, can we please give credit to the stunt women for Uma Thurman...shes incredible. Great reaction guys, can't wait for the second one! ❤❤

[@danwhitehead8803]

Imagine the anticipation of waiting for part 2 to come out in the theaters.

[@curtisjackson4090]

I lived it.... ish was wild 💯🤣. The discussions and theories ppl were having were wild.

[@Marcus616]

If I'm not mistaken, the “Woo Hoo” song was used in those commercials after Kill Bill became popular. Like other songs from the soundtrack were used in commercials after its release like the “No, no, no, no, somebody” song (don't know the actual name of the song).

[@0okamino]

If I’m not mistaken, that last song you mentioned is _Nobody But Me_ by The Human Beinz, released in 1968.

[@Marcus616]

@@0okamino Yes, I think you're right.

[@monologgue]

Shoutout to corey’s hair!

[@estrada1887]

The way they had no clue that this movie was the OG for so many references they knew is crazy.

[@gabelogan5877]

42:10 That was really Tarantino choking Uma Thurman. He had so little regard for her well being, he really choked her during this sequence because he wanted her veins to pop out her neck to fulfill his vision. Later, he forced her to do a car stunt that left her with a permanent injury.

[@MovementGraffiti]

The girl who played "GoGo" Lucy Liu's bodyguard was in a Japanese Cult Classic called "Battle Royale." The movie was about a bunch of students put on an island and forced to kill each other leaving only one standing. Yes, it was pre Hunger Games and the idea for Hunger Games was most likely taken from it. The students all wore uniforms(I don't want to spoil the movie just in case you watch it.) that is why "Go Go" is wearing a uniform in this movie. Can't wait for you guys to watch part 2! Very fun to see you react to this.

[@AbacusAxolotyl]

I may be wrong, but I think the battle royale film was also based on a book! Very cool that she was in Kill Bill - GoGo is iconic!

[@LuvTrane]

The Flight of the Bumble Bee song was the theme from the Green Hornet TV show, which starred Bruce Lee.

[@ItsMeWendyvee]

Corey in his Long Hair Don't Care Era :) :) Love it! Also, can't BELIEVE they haven't watched QT movies. They have a wonderful catalog to catch up with!

[@donnab8000]

The fight scene in the nightclub when you said, “He can fly”… All I have to say is watch “Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon”. There’s a lot of flying going on.

[@pj9888]

Fun fact , what people originally think is the last scene ( the bride getting shot) is actually the first scene, and what they think is the first scene ( showing up to vernita greens house in the pussywagon) is actually the last scene of volume 1 movie which occurs after she kills Oren Ishi, she flies back to the US to drive to vernitas and kill her. The pussywagon is used as a bridge to invert the beginning and the end of the movie.😊 So Tarentino subverts expectations off the bat. And there are little things such as when Oren Ishi says ' you may not last 5 minutes', the subsequent fight scene is 4 minutes 50 seconds until shes dead from when the music starts at the fight.

[@thatgirlwearingglasses]

People don’t “think” anything. People pay attention and they know. Cuz it’s made obvious in the movie.

[@mrspatches1205]

Not sure if it is true, but I heard a rumor that the change to and from black and white was an artistic way around rules regarding the amount of blood allowed for a rated R film. From what I understand, Tarantino was told it was so bloody in its first cut that it would have to be NC-17, so this was a way around the rating requirements.

[@mcfierce]

This is 100% true

[@Ray-lw2rh]

90’s? It came out in 2003. Classic movie. I remember buying the DvD and watching it twice in a row, that’s how good it was.

[@bemasaberwyn55]

Meaning that Bride went into her coma in 99

[@adgato75]

This is an homage to the old Kung Fu films. Shaw Brothers, etc. Sonny Chiba. Green Hornet. All that kind of thing. QT is a big fan , it is one of the reasons he is good friends with RZA

[@ezelldaniels6064]

One of the greatest action movies of all time. This movie is a masterpiece!!! The gore and action in this film is so top tier. Sidenote: Look at Corey's hair though. 😉 Fire asf 🔥

[@timd4780]

"That's not a fly", "You think that's an actor?". Well done.

[@maybeso68]

The actor Michael Parks, the Sheriff in Vol. 1, makes an appearance in Vol. 2 as a different character. Keep an eye out for him. He was an amazing character actor!

[@jh5131]

I think he was also the state trooper killed by George Clooney in the beginning of From Dusk till Dawn

[@danielavasconcelos6561]

He and his son have a cameo in Death Proof and Planet terror

[@tishamac529]

I love this movie. It’s insane but still so empowering to me. I put Black Mamba in league with powerful female protagonists like Sarah Conner, Ripley etc…listened to the soundtrack for a year straight every other day because it impacted me so deeply.

[@eddietucker7005]

Ok. Y’all are all wrong. This was not a total Tarantino baby. While filming “Pulp Fiction”, between shots, Quinton and Uma would sit around and talk about how they loved the old 1970’s Spaghetti Western Kung Fu movies, like with Bruce Lee. So they started talking about about things like , “it would be so cool if he did this.” And the other would say, “oh! And what if she did that.” And Uma said, “why give her a name at first? How about if we call her The Bride.” They kept fleshing out the story line throughout Pulp Fiction and Tarantino wrote what they had talked about. That’s why it’s a “Q&U Production.” They used music from the beginning to the mid 1970’s, which is what they were going for anyway. Flight of the Bumblebee is dope! I’m a brass player and that piece scares me to death. While they were scouting locations, they came to a bar where the all girl Japanese group, The 5-6-7-8’s were playing. They were in high heels and then they took them off when they did “The Gong-Gong Song.” Tarantino said that they are going to be in his movie! I’ve got the soundtrack and can sing all of the songs in Japanese. Blake, I know you’re tired bless your heart but stay awake in the films. Lastly, everyone says they love Tarantino film but NO ONE will watch “Four Rooms!” The best of Comedy I’ve ever seen!

[@packedentertainment2866]

2:12 Uma is also in Pulp Fiction & one of the Batman movies, she played Poison Ivy, you’ve likely seen the memes at least a hundred times with her in that movie

[@jerodast]

Also Gattaca for the niche sci-fi fans.

[@otacon6566]

I fell asleep to this movie (both volumes) for probably 3 years after it released on DVD. It's by far my favorite QT movie.

[@lilbitx496]

Omg wasn’t expecting Kill Bill! One of my fav action movies 😊

[@Pop-RnB-JoJo]

Bang bang My Baby Shot Me Down was recently sampled by David Guetta featuring Skylar Grey

[@Gylfie70]

The Kill Bill whistle has been my ringer for years.

[@siduri9522]

You guys are so dang enjoyable to watch. I am loving seeing these movies through your eyes, uncluttered by the time frame the movie was filmed in. Truly excellent react.

[@sith_ofdragons7642]

This, Vol. 2, and Pulp Fiction are one of those movies that you end up watching whenever it comes on in passing

[@EthanAhMu]

I believe Gogo’s weapon is called a “Meteor Hammer”. It can also be a dagger attached to a rope instead of the ball and chain.

[@mikasauchiha6785]

Black Mamba was almost killed by Gogo. Meteor Hammer is not a joke. And also, some ninjas prefer that kind of weapon.

[@adgato75]

Daryl Hannah's performance as Elle is fascinating. If you look at her body language, she plays Elle as having extremely masculine body language

[@screamr2d2]

I loved this reaction, from top to bottom. The fact that everybody was talking over each other in the post discussion because everybody's so excited about the movie is the cherry on top, and pretty much epitomizes the Tarantino experience.

[@paul4000]

“How you talkin’ without a brain?” The same question I ask whenever I watch this channel.

[@nicholassmith7984]

"Some people without brains do an awful lot of talking, don't they?" - The Scarecrow, Wizard of Oz.

[@dgaller06]

The weapon Gogo is using against the Bride is called a meteor hammer.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

58:16 This still gives me chills even after 20 years

[@jerodast]

This is why I actually appreciate the studio interference forcing him to release it as two parts :) SUCH A GOOD CLIFFHANGER. Plus the tonal shift between the two works quite well.

[@woahblackbettybamalam]

@@jerodast Agreed

[@bluegypsy71]

“I only know Uma Thurman from that Fallout Boy Song”…damn I feel old, first movie I saw her in was “Dangerous Liasons” 1988…most Gen Z know her as Maya Hawke’s mom😅❤

[@featherlydos]

I remember her as Venus in The Adventures of Baron Munchausen when I was kid in 1988.

[@edurittenhouse]

I remember her as Poison Ivy in Batman and Robin

[@jons.105]

That whistling theme is Bernard Herrmann's movie theme from 1968's "Twisted Nerve" starring Hayley Mills.

[@TheViralLockerrRoom]

Corey's hair is giving Lestat from Interview With A Vampire.

[@morganwilliams5541]

Lestats a blonde.

[@TheViralLockerrRoom]

@@morganwilliams5541 The style bro, the style 🙄. FYI I was talking about Sam Reid's Lestat from the AMC show, not Tom Cruise 's Lestat from the 1994 film.

[@Mangolite]

Fun Facts: The yellow jumpsuit was inspired by Bruce Lee's iconic outfit in the movie *Game of Death*. Additionally, Chiaki Kuriyama, who played the chain-and-ball-wielding assassin Gogo Yubari, her character, Girl #13 Takako Chigusa, in *Battle Royale*, also wore a similar suit. *Battle Royale*, which depicts the Japanese government forcing teenagers to fight to the death until only one remains, predates the *Hunger Games* series.

[@roguechevelle]

I love Quentin's movies but he was heavily inspired by martial arts films especially from the 70's. Check out "Kill Bill Vol 1: Where Does Homage end and Originality Begin" by Cinefix they break a lot down and have good points the director mentions in interviews.

[@boahancock3981]

When O-Ren and the bride both said "Silly raBbit, trix are for kids" can be translated into "silly Beatrix Kiddo". And among the vipers, they are the closest. Notice how O-Ren's eyes blinking before unsheathing her sword shows hesitation and how Bea can't seem to look at O-Ren's lifeless body. Out of all her fights with the vipers, their battle is the most sentimental. And O-Ren can also be the main character in her own story.

[@Megan-u1g]

2:20 that song is very much about this Uma Thurman lol

[@shainewhite2781]

NICE! My favorite scene in the movie is the fight between The Bride and The Crazy 88's, slicing and dicing them left and right.

[@rollyro71]

The Rza....of The Legendary Wu-Tang Clan.

[@aya9af]

Them not knowing who he was shocked me. I'm getting old 😂

[@rollyro71]

@aya9af yup. It's a wake up signal for me too. 🍻

[@_justinblizzle]

Petition to have Corey wear his hair out more 💪🏾

[@MariaPerry-qf1nw]

I hope this means you'll do all of Tarantinos films. They're all bangin'

[@marskeins]

One of the badass movies ever made. Kill Bill at it's time was ahead of its time. Never get tired of watching it.

[@tetamale4280]

fun fact: the battle between Black Mamba and O-Ren lasts exactly 5 minutes

[@nadia-jy9eb]

it was a pleasure to watch this with u guys, you respected the movie so well and gave all my fave parts good recognition! this is my favorite movie, i'm so glad yall liked it💞💞

[@PabloVelazquez93]

“I wonder if that’s SZA’s…parent” Ya’ll can’t be serious 🙌🏼

[@jerodast]

Now I need to wikipedia to find out who SZA is...

[@mcfierce]

Haha... At least she actually admits that she got the idea from The RZA.

[@aya9af]

​@@jerodast😂

[@aya9af]

I thought the same thing. And then all the references to the soundtrack that they've heard elsewhere since. That in itself would've made me find out more about the source. Respect to The RZA 🙏🏽. Also, Uma and Quinton co-wrote the story for the screenplay 🖋

[@design1of470]

The Kill Bill movies came out shortly before everyone was so rushed to give away spoilers, it was the last time I really enjoyed myself at the theatre, great movies.

[@mxnrique]

O-Ren and The Bride bowing to each other was something Lucy Liu suggested to Tarantino because it was something she learned while training for the film and the reasoning behind it was because while the two were enemies they still needed to respect each other because they’re both warriors.

[@aya9af]

I would love back story on those 2. I could see them having a friendship of sorts. At least as much as O-Ren was capable.

[@rosco-m]

Love that you guys enjoyed this so much. Bloody amazing movie, never get tired of seeing it. It’s just an exhilarating watch all the way

[@bobkilla430]

Kobe got his black mamba nickname after seeing this move.

[@xebatansis]

Kill Bill 01 is a masterpiece.

[@jgflowers88]

35:58 this song was used in a "Vonage" commercials back in 00s and Blake is correct, it got annoying because the commercial would be on all the time but this band was used in that commercial because of this movie, haha. And yep, Kobe got his name and icon from this movie. Glad you all are finally getting to this movie, can't wait for part 2 😎 Also, QT and Uma came up with the concept of this movie on the set of another of his movies, "Pulp Fiction."

[@lockekappa500]

Crazy that 4 guys make a movie reaction channel and not one of them has seen an Uma Thurman movie or a Tarantino film. These guys are in for a treat.

[@Megan-u1g]

One of my favorite movies in the world!

[@robertwalker3591]

11:38~ “She’s sleeping, she had too much cereal…” “It was the dog.” 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

[@morganwilliams5541]

Gogo's weapon is called a meteor hammer, an ancient chinese weapon, also known as a chained Mace.

[@GJS2183]

Even 20 years later still one of my favorites...

[@EC-dz3fb]

Hahaha😂 "𝘖𝘰𝘰𝘰𝘬𝘢𝘺, 𝘔𝘺𝘵𝘩𝘉𝘶𝘴𝘵𝘦𝘳."

[@dominiccarroll7125]

Blake’s face when Gogo kills the guy at the bar was priceless.

[@celinhabr1]

The original of that song she's whistling at the hospital is from an OST of 60s movie called Twisted Nerve, a great movie Tarantino admires. Your rappers copied.

[@rickysfilmreviews3825]

"is that Uma Thurman?" Are you shittin' me, you literally found that detail out before you even sat down to watch the film 😂

[@fanahruby7008]

I like people watching movies that have had a huge cultural impact....Titanic, Jurassic Park, The Lord of the Rings trilogy, Kill Bill...great reaction. PS: Watch the miniseries Chernobyl (2019)....scary, dark, enlightening...

[@JohnDeLeon28]

Wow! First time seeing Corey removing his hat and he looks gorgeous 😍

[@padaoamandacha8036]

Loves Kill Bill volume 1 and 2. You can see Quentin Tarantino’s love pure into the films as he added many visual references to classic kung fu and Shogun cinemas along with the soundtracks.

[@phixix]

Fun fact, the Yellow in her outfit was chosen as it created vivid contrast in the greyscale segment.

[@PeterSaenz-hz9df]

The scream when she plucked the guy's eye... dying. Love you guys.

[@jesuismila9673]

I, who at the age of 8 watched Kill Bill and fell in love with Budd (and that anime scene from O-Ren Ishii’s childhood), am always so surprised when I watch the reactions to this film - like..... you didn’t watch it on TV every few months?? 😹

[@sidlazzar1002]

Iconic movie! I remember loving this as a kid and being so upset that I had to wait for a second one to come out 😭You guys should watch Deathproof another amazing quentin tarantino movie! Side note Corey your hair looks so nice put down 💯

[@hereintheyear]

25:00 badass line cut out "she made one huge mistake, she should have killed 10"

[@badboyonibaku]

Fun Fact: Sonny Chiba (Hattori Hanzo) is the father of Mackenyu (Zoro from One Piece LA)

[@AskiFin]

Movies entire point is mixture of old kung fu movies and old westerns.. Uma Thurman(protagonist) said to Quentin Tarantino that she wants to make movie like that and Quentin agreed.. this is not just Quentin, its also Thurman. But ye, Quentin is the director so you can see him better.