*KILL BILL VOLUME 2 (2004)* may be the best Tarantino movie | Reaction and Review

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[@RolyPolyOllieReactions]

Yes there are no subtitles. Yes I watched this movie before the first video even released on KZbin so I didn't see your comments telling me I needed them on. No I am not stupid and don't know how to use subtitles I just assumed, like the first, that the subtitles for any foreign language section would be embedded into the film itself. It is not my job to keep turning on and off subtitles on an English language movie. Hope that answers all your questions :)

[@RocZi]

just a recommendation : its a good idea to use subtitles for all movies, even english. That way, you don't give chance to missing words due to accent, different pronunciations, spellings, names, or when you gets distracted and missed seeing or hearing lines. Movies nowadays give users the option to turn on subtitles, and sometimes more than 1 version of subtitles. eg. foreign only, foreign + english. They achieve this feature by splitting movie files and subtitle files. so you may not see them together all the time. eg. if the players support, and if the subtitles are present, and if the subtitles are turned on by default, else the user has to turn it on. Hardcoded subtitles are a thing of the past when technology is not that advanced, because now, its better quality and more flexible to split the movie and subtitle files for streaming and giving user options. I remember being in cinema watching english movies without any subtitles, and couldn't hear properly on some lines or some of the words, but there's no way to rewind or turn on subtitles. you have the ability to prevent this from happening, especially the foreign parts of the movie with no subtitles.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@RocZiThis. I’m always a little disappointed when reactors don’t have subtitles on all movies.

[@CrownlessKing88]

I think it is supposed to be embedded in the film itself. Maybe when you turn it off it turns it off too. I don’t know either.

[@intrinsical]

I can understand not turning on subtitles for 15 seconds of foreign language dialog. Anything longer than that and I would automatically be reaching to toggle on the subtitles.

[@HuntingViolets]

I thought they had subtitles for Pai Mei when I watched this back in the day. It's weird how streaming seems to take them off now unless you have them on for everything. I don't like it. It is nice when reactors have them on, though, because it makes it easier to see what they're saying while listening to the reactor.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

‘Had some form of romance.’ She tells him at the start of both movies that it’s ‘His baby.’

[@inspiron1964]

To all you youngsters, Bill was Kung Fu in the 1970's, Check out that brilliant series! A completely different character by the way!

[@HuntingViolets]

Just a minor quibble. He was in _Kung Fu. His character was Kwai Chang Caine.

[@inspiron1964]

That's right :) @@HuntingViolets

[@greenpeasuit]

Beginning of the movie: "Bill! Its your baby!" Ollie 5 minutes later: "I wonder if there was anything between them other than work" ... maybe Ollie's parents haven't had "the talk" with him.

[@tommiller4895]

Pai Mei is played by Martial Arts Legend Gordon Liu. He also played the leader of the Crazy 88's, Johnny Mo (Bald Head and Kato Mask) in Part 1. Another Actor who played 2 roles was Michael Parks who played the Texas Ranger with all the sunglasses in his Patrol Car in Part 1 and the Pimp Estaban in Part 2.

[@russellward4624]

Yes they had "some kind of relashinship before". Did you forget the baby was Bill's?

[@ztomas1]

Relationship

[@norcalboy2572]

"I like how casual he is about it" (when Michael Madsen gets the upper hand on Uma). That's what I love about Michael Madsen's characters - they are all so insanely cool. His facial expressions kill me. I could watch him read the telephone book.

[@dirdib69]

I'll always love that the arm used to avenge Pai Mei against Elle and to Kill Bill was in fact Pai Mei's arm. "Since your arm now belongs to me, I want it strong."

[@travisbickle1552]

Before this movie i had no idea what Rock Salt was.

[@BigGator5]

"And I rampaged. And I got bloody satisfaction. I've killed a hell of a lot of people to get to this point, but I have only one more. The last one. The one I'm driving to right now. The only one left. And when I arrive at my destination, I am gonna KILL BILL." Fun Fact: Like his character Bill, David Carradine was also a fan of collecting comic books. What Script Fact: The club owner hated Budd's hat, because writer and director Quentin Tarantino didn't like it when Michael Madsen appeared on the set wearing it. He tried to talk Michael out of it, but that didn't help. So Quentin got back with a little change in the script the next day, and Michael Madsen had to follow it. Lost In Translation Fact: Quentin Tarantino originally intended to only have Pai Mei's (Chia-Hui Liu) lips speaking Cantonese, while his voice would be in English, imitating a bad dub job. Tarantino was going to provide the voice himself. In the end, Tarantino abandoned this idea, and Chia-Hui Liu speaks in his own voice. Historical Fact: Pai Mei (Chia-Hui Liu) is based on Pak Mei, the originator of the "White Eyebrow" kung fu technique. According to legend, Pak Mei was one of the few Masters left following the decimation of the Buddhist temples. He later sold out other Masters to save his team and himself during an attack that they had mounted that subsequently went wrong. For this reason, Pak Mei Kung Fu has always been known as the "forbidden technique" and Pak Mei has been a villainous figure in Chinese folklore and film, for hundreds of years.

[@goldenager59]

I suppose Master Tarantino found a good reason to drop the "dubbing" notion - but it would definitely have got a smile from me had he left it in! 😁

[@Kebmo338]

Thats the same flute he played in the "Kung Fu" tv series.

[@RocZi]

44:53 yes! the movie was supposed to be just one long one. but tarantino had to cut it to 2, as its too long for cinema slots.

[@TangentOmega]

Terrantino counts Vol 1 and Vol 2 as 1 movie.

[@Amaduality]

Don’t know if many come to this conclusion, but I believe Budd is the most morally sound and least wicked of all the Deadly Vipers. He is remorseful and self penitent not only because of his part in what they did to Beatrix, but for previous acts he committed under Bill’s employ. The fact that he accepts humiliation from coworkers without being the least bit retaliatory gives the impression that he truly despises himself and is struggling with guilt. It informs his falling out with his brother Bill, as well as his decision not to kill Beatrix, but put her through a trial by live burial instead, which I suspect he believed there was a possibility she would pass. Remember, he believes they all deserve to die for the wicked lives they have all lead up to this point, including Beatrix, but he also felt her vengeance was justified. By putting her through the trial, he was basically rolling the dice, so to speak, and would have accepted either outcome - his death or hers. Fascinating character.

[@paulinerobertson6836]

Agree on all of this. I also love how he pretended that he had hawked the sword for so cheap 😂 to piss Bill off even more? lol

[@torpedoboy4]

Dude!! You watched that scene of Uma telling Bill it was his baby IN HER STOMACH several times. Yes, they had a romance. wow

[@roddo1955]

Beatrix was wearing Bill's boots when he buried her. He wanted her to escape and he knew she could; he was also trained by Pai Mei

[@themotleycollector]

"Shogun Assassin" is a real movie, actually an entire series ("Lone Wolf and Cub", "Baby Cart", etc.). I think you'd like it. I was surprised to see that the Mexican guy that Beatrix talks to when trying to find Bill is the same guy who played the sheriff with all the sunglasses in Vol.1. (Michael Parks) There was also a very final post-credit sequence which I bet a lot of people don't stick around for. (It's just an outtake, but still worth seeing.)

[@seamusburke639]

11:40 And that's when audiences realized Budd was the smart one.

[@kylewestlake982]

Loved this one better than Vol 1. It's more story and character driven. I honestly don't believe Bill would've bought Elle's story about The Bride putting the Mamba in Budd's trailer. Not her style. The Bride is a warrior who faces her enemies head-on. Bill would know that has her boss and her lover. Bill's stance on Superman is inaccurate, too. Clark Kent isn't Superman's critique of the human race. He represents Superman's desire to be a part of it.

[@DegrassiInstantStar]

so early for this because I knew this would be ICONIC!!!!! Love these films SO much!!!!!

[@backforblood3421]

9:37 That's the ACTUAL son of Rat Pack member Joey Bishop playing Budd's boss.

[@garytiptin6479]

I don't think Bill's "father figures" were very pleased with how their "son" turned out! Esteban Vihaio betrayed Bill's whereabouts to "bleep", and Hattori Hanzo made a sword for her to kill him with. When Bill brought "bleep" to Pai Mei to "enroll" her, Pai Mei worked Bill over pretty good. (Compare the cuts and bruises on Bill's face; Pai Mei didn't have a mark on him when "bleep" met him moments later.)

[@paulinerobertson6836]

Yeah, I wish we found out what he did to piss them all off so much? Maybe just as you say it was "how he turned out" , because he is obviously a petty man.

[@tommiller4895]

When I saw this movie in the Theater they turned off all the lights during the Buries Alive scene, I practicall freaked out. I am already claustrophobic so adding darkness was the straw that broke the Camel's Back.

[@nathanfitzgerald6651]

I can't decide of I like Kill Bill 1 or Kill Bill 2 better. Because both movies were so different in such jarring ways, they both had different movie strengths. Which one I like better depends on the mood I'm in at the time, lol. However, Darryl Hannah's chilling "black mamba" speech to the dying Bud was certainly some of Tarantino's best writing. Nobody can write more complex, utterly cold-blooded speech dialogue than QT.

[@garytiptin6479]

😢Well, Elle Driver can't poison ANYBODY without making a speech taunting them! She probably can't resist!

[@nathanfitzgerald6651]

@@garytiptin6479 Of course! I wouldn't have it any other way.

[@havok6280]

Movie theaters make money based on how many times they can show a film. A two hour film can be shown 5 or 6 times in a day. A four hour movie can be shown 2 or 3 times. That's why the movie was split.

[@garytiptin6479]

Elle Driver's preferred weapon of killing was always toxic substances; she enjoyed watching her target die slowly, while she taunted them.

[@Buckaroo_Baldwin]

Which is ironic seeing as the California Mountain Snake isn't actually venomous.

[@garytiptin6479]

​@@Buckaroo_BaldwinWell, she turned out not to be not as "deadly" as her colleagues, after all!

[@digitaladventurer2142]

It would be great if they came up with a sequel about Bebe going for revenge against Nikki for killing her mom. I mean its been 20 years now so the ages would work too.

[@rxtsec1]

Yep it originally was supposed to be one movie but Quentin felt it was too long so he broke it into 2 parts. Part 2 came out 6 months later

[@RocZi]

20:19 do you know where this comes from? Its a homage reference to the one inch punch by bruce lee. bruce lee learnt it from his master Ip Man, then redesigned it and showed the world on TV in 1967. look up the historical footage

[@ZeroOskul]

23:20 Do not punch the board. Hitting the board is not the goal. Breaking the board is not the goal. Getting out of the box is the goal. Do not punch the board. Put your hand on the other side of the board by punching through it, not at it. Punch through all the boards. Tear apart the box. Swim up from underground and climb through the loose soil to the surface. This is a three-inch punch based on Bruce Lee's three-inch punch, which you can see on youtube.

[@Trendyflute]

Really enjoy what you pick up along the way and the detail of the filmmaking you get into in your ending discussions. Kill Bill has grown and grown on me as the years have gone by, heavily due to Vol. 2. Django Unchained would be a good one but I do have a huge soft spot for Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, just might be my fav of his movies to date.

[@DiegoFernandesLima]

Before I learned English, I thought her name was Kill Bill. I had a little mindblowing moment when I realized it

[@moi1151]

32:48 The acting at this moment is just incredible. The most manipulative minute and 1/2 ever.

[@ilanapernica7881]

You should watch Dangerous Liaisons! That's an epic Uma Thurman movie with a JAM PACKED cast!!!

[@s.henrlllpoklookout5069]

Beatrix in Part 1: Slaughters her way through an army of assassins and the Crazy-88. Beatrix in Part 2: Kills only Bill

[@garytiptin6479]

Apparently, a number of fans don't believe she even killed Bill!

[@armja70]

Fear of heights can actually be a variant of claustrophobia.

[@TheJereld]

KB2 is my favorite too!!!

[@EmulsionTime]

Netflix didn't give you the subs and that sucks, but you did somehow pick up that he was calling her a dog for eating with her hands. Almost his exact words!

[@Alan_Hero]

Reservoir dogs is still my favorite Tarantino movie to date, closely followed by Kill Bill 1 and ...in Hollywood

[@jonc2648]

One word: Morricone

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thank you, Oliver! 👁 I love just how different the vibe of this one was. I had no idea twenty years ago, of course, but it was a pleasant surprise... and a satisfying conclusion. 🔸 In a similar way that INGLOURIOUS BASTERDS (2009) was more like a revenge fantasy than history, ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD (2019) also takes an actual event but puts a real twist on it. Read up on the Charles Manson murders a bit, then watch it... so you'll appreciate what was modified.

[@lazyatthedisco]

Ollie you should do another reaction video, but this time with the subtitles on lol. And you better put subtitles on in general for any movie, just in case 😅.

[@ZeroOskul]

Don't be a rabbit, be a Trix kiddo!

[@johannesbowers7467]

There is no vibe like the one you get from "The cruel Tutelage of PaiMei"

[@adaas3126]

love this movie

[@maximillianosaben]

You should try to watch the Ryan Reynolds movie, Buried. It’s about 90-minutes, and all takes place inside a coffin, and the audience is in there the whole time as well. Not an easy movie for anyone claustrophobic.

[@HuntingViolets]

Q&U is Quentin and Uma.

[@rubensalvador9422]

Uma Thurman movies to watch would be 1991's Robin Hood with Patrick Bergen (not the Prince of Thieves); Mad Dog & Glory; the Poducers (a musical); Gattaca; and My Super Ex-girlfriend.

[@ilanapernica7881]

Dangerous Liaisons is one of the best Uma movie's with her and Keanue Reeves ,Michelle pfeiffer, John malkovich, and Glenn Close.

[@rubensalvador9422]

@@ilanapernica7881 Forgot about that one. That's a great movie. Thanks for the reminder. :)

[@rodneyjoyce6353]

If u liked the music you should watch Fistfull of Dollars, For a Few Dollars More, and The Good,The Bad,and The Ugly I think this is were they took the music from.

[@MultiFacetious]

If you like Asian fight choreography, you may like House of Flying Daggers or Kung Fu Hustle (2004-comedy)

[@Divamarja_CA]

Hmm, Uma… Mad Dog & Glory The Truth About Cats & Dogs

[@karinkad1130]

Uma in the thriller Jennifer 8.

[@garytiptin6479]

You REALLY should watch some "spaghetti westerns"; you'll recognize some of the music.

[@tubekulose]

He has already reacted to several Leone films.

[@BennyFordPerfectlySafe]

-8. Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2-

[@spinin1251]

"Totally nude girls!" That one was a stretch, LOL. But good spotting of the "My Baby Shot Me Down" theme returning. Don't know why you didn't have subtitles for the Pai Mei scenes. I thought those were automatically part of the movie version.

[@backforblood3421]

9:00 Dude, why would you edit out the counterbalancing part of that comment by Budd?

[@wrorchestra1]

Mythbusters did test to see if you can survive being buried alive, punch through a coffin and dig your way out of the grave.

[@CarloisBuriedAlive]

And the result was?

[@garytiptin6479]

​@@CarloisBuriedAliveit wouldn't have been successful.

[@wrorchestra1]

@@CarloisBuriedAlive You'd run out of oxygen very quickly and die. With an inch punch, it wouldn't be possible to break through with the weight of soil on top and, even if you did, 6ft of soil would back fill the hole rapidly. Busted.

[@backforblood3421]

16:49 That's disappointing. It started off like the riff from "You Got Lucky" by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

[@leeyaferguson9019]

YEP. KUNG FU😊

[@diegom6053]

Bro you missed like half the movie without subtitles. You said in a comment that you're not stupid but I honestly question it.

[@packedentertainment2866]

This movie is pretty good, an instant classic. But it’s nowhere near as good is Quentin Tarantino’s Inglorious Basterds

[@whitediggity]

You gotta watch the extended edition of The Hateful Eight. It’s 4 hours long but it’s fantastic.

[@garytiptin6479]

Clearly, Bill can't do basic math. When he found "bleep", she was already much farther into her pregnancy than 3 months! Was he so full of pain and rage that he couldn't think straight?

[@nostalgianaut]

Subtitles are your friend. Learn to read, it is not scary..

[@jerodast]

Just not gonna watch this one if you don't even know what Pai Mei is saying. Sorry. dude.

[@installgentoo8561]

selling out and forcing comedy for toddler views

[@Vlad.Larionov]

Great! It is very interesting to see your detailed reaction to the film Kingsman Golden ring. This is a cool movie 🦾🤖🔥🔥🔥 Do you have any plans to do it?