*KILL BILL: VOLUME 2* was a GREAT ENDING to the story!!! (Movie Reaction/Commentary)

[@ReelTimeYT]

FULL WATCHALONG TO THIS MOVIE: www.patreon.com/posts/kill-bill-volume-105441300 EARLY ACCESS MOVIE REACTIONS: THE EDGE OF SEVENTEEN: www.patreon.com/posts/edge-of-2016-116-105067695 BEND IT LIKE BECKHAM: www.patreon.com/posts/bend-it-like-117-105531237

[@raygeneenglish9484]

Yes she got hurt from that crash causing permanent damage to her neck and legs

[@raygeneenglish9484]

Also side note Shogun Assassin is a book series there’s a show called Shogun on Hulu now that’s pretty good

[@maybeso68]

She was unaware her child was alive until she saw her. :) You're remembering it wrong. ;)

[@APhizzle]

Nothing could have prepared me for Beatrix spinning around and pretending she was shot when she first saw B.B. 🥲

[@0okamino]

If only she had known her daughter was still alive, perhaps she would have already realized… BB is… the best. ☠️

[@F.ord_Prefect]

I think if you'd watched them back to back you wouldn't feel so much of a separation between the two films, as they are just one story. I like both films equally for different reasons

[@jainthorne4136]

The cry/laugh at the end is her reaction to the release of long term high stress combined with the shock of finding out her daughter was actually alive.

[@bdaarmy9736]

Said who? She was sad about killing bill. Just a little bit, they were lovers before all this.

[@HiThereLove16]

@@bdaarmy9736 that's also a part of it. chill out.

[@0okamino]

After all that, a tempest of emotions is very understandable.

[@bdaarmy9736]

@@HiThereLove16 I am chill, girlie. You chill out.

[@stonyknights7260]

Yall are all wrong. It's the wave of Euphoria after the truth serum wears off.

[@wormeater888]

Elle wanted Beatrix to “stuffer to her last breath” and Elle ended up suffering to her last breath.

[@couch.patati-patata]

The pain stops from a plucked eye and you pass out.

[@wormeater888]

Pass out in a trailer in the middle of no where with with a Black Mamba snake BLIND. I don’t think she’s just walking away from this one.

[@wormeater888]

ALSO The bride also plucked out Elle’s eye with the arm Pai Mei claimed. Nice touch.

[@couch.patati-patata]

@@wormeater888 Gargantuan

[@Noisycatstephanie]

elle lives, she was supposed to be a reference to Zatoichi and would have shown up in the sequel training the little girl from the beginning of KB1

[@beautifulbliss5883]

Rob was right about the beef between Uma and Taratino also, though she had to get physical therapy because her spine was messed up after the accident. The ending is rewritten from an epic one and one fight to this fight, which also added more to their beef the end fight is still good but definitely subverted expectations for necessary reasons.

[@Nopenonameok]

I knew about the car accident, but I didn’t know about the ending being rewritten. F*ck Tarantino, man.

[@silverbolt77]

Thankfully quite recently, Quentin was sorry and surrendered the tape of the accident to her as a way to make amends after she pleaded to him for it (At the time of the film production, they covered up the whole accident). Things are obviously shaky but she has seemingly forgiven him. I think it really didn't help too that Harvey Weinstein (who also assaulted Uma) was in charge of Miramax then and also executive producer of KillBill. High tension around this film!

[@Belladonna313]

Bryce out here admitting to murdering hamsters 😂 so funny 😂 😂

[@0okamino]

It wasn’t intentional, but reckless and negligent cause, so I’m pretty sure it would legally be declared involuntary hamsterslaughter. Still, bad Bryce.

[@ashketchup9040]

​@0okamino bro he was a kid, kids fuck around and find out all the time, chill tf out lmao

[@0okamino]

@@ashketchup9040 You're taking me seriously, after I used the term 'involutary hamsterslaughter'? You might want to give that another think or two.

[@Markyajv]

Quentin Tarantino has said allowing Uma Thurman to drive a car that crashed on the set of 2003 film Kill Bill is "one of the biggest regrets of my life". He said he drove the car in one direction to test it, but then asked Thurman to drive it the other way. He said he didn't realise there was a twist in the road coming back. Thurman posted footage of her crash on Monday. The director said failing to test the route one more time was "one of my most horrendous mistakes". Thurman suffered neck and knee injuries in the accident. In a New York Times interview published over the weekend, Thurman said she had worries about the state of the car, but that Tarantino had persuaded her to go ahead with the scene. In an interview with Deadline Hollywood, the director said he heard "Uma was trepidatious about doing the driving shot" but added: "None of us ever considered it a stunt. It was just driving. Maybe we should have but we didn't." He said he drove down the road to check it was OK and thought, "this is going to be okay. This is a straight shot... no hidden S-curves". He added: "I was very happy, thinking, she can totally do this, it won't be a problem. "I came in there all happy telling her she could totally do it, it was a straight line, you will have no problem. Uma's response was 'OK'. Because she believed me. Because she trusted me... I told her it would be safe. And it wasn't. I was wrong. "I didn't force her into the car. She got into the car because she trusted me. And she believed me." He said they decided Thurman should drive the car down the same road in the opposite direction because the light would be better as it was getting towards the end of the day. "I thought, a straight road is a straight road and I didn't think I needed to run the road again to make sure there wasn't any difference, going in the opposite direction. "Again, that is one of the biggest regrets of my life. As a director, you learn things and sometimes you learn them through horrendous mistakes. That was one of my most horrendous mistakes, that I didn't take the time to run the road, one more time, just to see what I would see." He said it was "just horrible" when he saw her crash. "It was heartbreaking. Beyond one of the biggest regrets of my career, it was one of the biggest regrets of my life. "It affected me and Uma for the next two or three years. It wasn't like we didn't talk. But a trust was broken." Writing on Instagram, Thurman said she was proud of Tarantino for finding the footage for her. "Quentin Tarantino was deeply regretful and remains remorseful about this sorry event, and gave me the footage years later so I could expose it and let it see the light of day, regardless of it most likely being an event for which justice will never be possible," she said. "He also did so with full knowledge it could cause him personal harm, and I am proud of him for doing the right thing and for his courage." In the interview, Tarantino also responded to other claims in the New York Times - namely that the director spat in Thurman's face in the Kill Bill scene where Michael Madsen is seen on screen doing so, and choked her with a chain in the scene where a teenager named Gogo is seen doing it in the film. The director said: "I love Michael, he's a terrific actor, but I didn't trust him with this kind of intricate work, of nailing this. So the idea is, I'm doing it, I'm taking responsibility. Also, I'm the director, so I can kind of art direct this spit." Regarding the choking scene, Tarantino said it was the actress's suggestion "to just wrap the thing around her neck, and choke her. Not forever, not for a long time". He added: "I would ask a guy the same thing. In fact, I would probably be more insistent with a guy." Responding to the New York Times article, he added: "Uma was in turmoil about the uprising against me this whole weekend... she never meant this to roll over to me. "We're both one of the closest people in each other's lives." Credit to BBC

[@PlonkBloop]

She literally flies in multiple scenes of the movie, who cares if the dirt would cave lol

[@ryant107]

I think the monologues are what make the movie. The critiques are giving Marvel movie expectations. Basic.

[@enter4none]

It's soft dirt, it wasn't compacted, not as heavy ~ having said that even if any of us managed to get out, don't think anyone would have the strength to swim thru that XD

[@ILJtheFirst]

Don't forget, while holding your breath as well. TBH I think It's possible.

[@FuzzyBSMcgee]

Bryce, how many hamsters are we talking bro...? lmao also sliding them down the stairs to their deaths is hilariously fucked

[@debbyemerson3877]

Finally! Now I'm going to go watch your reaction to Vol 1, bc I didn't want the gap 😊

[@juvon102]

40:03 I love how Bills favorite hero is Superman because of his reasoning but completely forgets Martian Manhunter is literally cosplaying as a Human 😂😂

[@jude_bv4579]

But does manhunter make his alter ego so weak or a coward

[@orangeslices990]

31:17 Guys, yes! Elle is insecure. She can't fight battles even when her back is against the wall. 41:25 As a woman, I can't help but find the moment between Beatrix and Karen touching. Karen could have killed Beatrix but learning that she was carrying a child must have touched her in a way she couldn't go on with her mission.

[@copster_]

Someone in another reaction video mentioned that there is a code amongst assassins that they don’t kill children and they do not kill pregnant women. Not sure how true that is, but I thought it was cool that there is an ethical code in the violent underworld.

[@aequitasvox2488]

the shogun assassin is a series of movies. they are older martial arts movies based upon a general and his assassin. It's a pretty good set of films

[@KingdomHeart556]

The guy on the left: 😲 The guy in the middle: 😐 The guy on the right : 😃

[@Shellieruba]

The amount of times I have seen this movie and NEVER realized that O-Ren and her say Trix are for Kids because her name is Breatrix Kiddo😲😲😲 unless it’s a coincidence, I assume it was a cute insider between them when they were friends.

[@bigl9478]

I stopped watching once I realized they couldn’t be bothered turning the subtitles on and would miss most of the best scene 😂

[@Pluie27]

Pai Mei is also Hatori Hanzo's assistant, and also the crazy 88 Bald Masked guy from volume 1.

[@wyattetzel926]

Fuck Netflix. When you got English subs on it doesn’t sub foreign language.

[@wyattetzel926]

I tried to warn them on last video but I guess they didn’t read it.

[@COSMICMELANITE]

Rob looks so good in that shirt, sorry had to get that out Great reaction

[@tayshardae]

Yes! Mac Miller's video is inspired by this movie!

[@SEOshogun]

Finally!! I have been waiting for this one ❤

[@johnfredericks4376]

You guys should check out some old Shaw Brothers movies like Fist of the White Lotus starring Gordon Liu, the guy playing Pei Mei. In that movie, he is the hero who is fighting Pei Mei. I think you'll like 5 Deadly venoms. You'll see where a lot of anime design inspiration comes from.

[@shaniblack9697]

Can't relate - I could listen to Bill talk all day

[@XxdextriousxX]

I like how dude in purple noticed Elle (California mt snake) would use poison or venom of snake to sneakily kill somebody which shows her character as being dishonorable. Therefore she deserved a dishonorable death

[@couch.patati-patata]

When Elle landed on Budd while fighting, Budd farted.

[@MistrBlistr]

22:57 Uma Thurman is 5'11" She would have touched air just by standing up. I could never buy that underground shot of her funneling through the dirt. They didnt dig the hole that deep. Bud was able to reach inside and pull the other guy out.

[@Mushie_G]

Why wait so long for a film that is technically all one film? Its only in volumes because the studio didn't think people would watch a 4 hour film.

[@tai7952]

react to memoirs of a geisha please!!!!

[@IcyTorment]

Sounds like you're going to have to do a reaction to Shogun Assassin.

[@Zero_hk]

someone get these guys to react to the raid redemption next

[@rosemarywatson1231]

I liked the way Michael Parks played the sheriff in part 1 and Esteban in part 2.

[@Koko-th5gh]

yayyy finally!!! been waiting for thisss

[@blister9366]

They keep flirting with a vol. 3 where Niki comes back for revenge, and BB has to fight for her mother,who's probably old by that point. That's the only plot that would make sense.

[@Triv91]

Shogun Assassin is a great movie!

[@stephaniepacheco8312]

You guys should react to culpa mía (my fault) is a great movie! Also if y’all do, it will be better in the original language “Spanish”

[@evelynoropeza7095]

Reaction ONCE UPON A TIME IN HOLLYWOOD

[@aleksaantonijevic7050]

Budd is the best villain for me 😍

[@jerodast]

Budd's the only one who's Over It and accepting of the situation with Beatrix instead of trying to be a ninja assassin. I gotta respect that!

[@Sd3cinema]

The hamster stories would have died with me. 😢😬

[@Tylerdavasel]

I never expect a bunch of guys to get the crying at the end.

[@giorgia.m]

Yeah I think we, the audience, found out that her child was alive but she didn’t know until she saw her. I think maybe she assumed Bill had killed the child or something, because of how despicable he is.

[@auntvesuvi3872]

Thanks, Rob! Thanks, Bryce! Thanks, Zuff! 🏜 Note to self: don't give hamsters to Bryce. 😉

[@BenB-yk7kd]

Shocking that the purple hoodie little guy chewing his collar is a feminist who can't understand bill

[@Square-ow7oq]

I swear the guy on the left is just acting dumb or he just plain slow

[@modernamami5861]

Elle has money because she’s still an assassin(as far as I know). That, or she has money saved from being an assassin and she’s with Bill. Budd was really bad with money. Beatrix approaches him differently than she did O-Ren because Budd and O-Ren are in two different situations. The House Of The Blue Leaves was the best time to fight O-Ren as any other time she would’ve been surrounded by The Crazy 88. Beatrix didn’t anticipate them showing up. And I think Beatrix thought O-Ren would just duel her, instead of having all the guards and her army fight Beatrix. Also, the House of The Blue Leaves had a lot of space for fighting. Budd lives in a trailer with only one entrance so she’s already at a disadvantage. Tbh, she should’ve killed him while he was on his way to work or something. 😭

[@KelliFranklin]

Zuff was on it tonight. BB did stand for Beatrix and Bill. He's also one of the few reactors that got the "Elle and I" reference. Nice one Zuff!

[@brandoncameron2686]

For some strange reason, a lot of people don't understand it when Budd says The Bride also deserves to die while talking to Bill. It's for the simple fact that The Bride murdered people for a living and got paid for it. She's was an assassin, lol.

[@KelliFranklin]

@@brandoncameron2686 It took me watching the movie a couple of times to understand exactly what Budd was really saying when he said that. It took me more watches to see that ORen and Beatrix actually said her name in the first movie when they were bantering with each other during the big fight scene. Tarantino has a gift for good writing.

[@blister9366]

I always thought he named her BB after a BB gun. Cos she's cute but not yet lethal.

[@javanjefferson7251]

I didn’t even pick up on that myself and I’ve watched that movie countless times those were really good catches

[@Zander3109]

I still don't get it? do you mind explaining

[@samuelreyes1689]

Remember pai mei tells B “your arm belongs to me now. I want it strong” so her snatching out Elle’s other eye is pai meis revenge so good. Also I think the wave of euphoria from the dart hit her after in the restroom

[@ДавидГригорьев-ф3ж]

She also killed Bill with that arm using his move. So in the end, Pai Mei "killed" Bill.

[@brandonthesteele]

I think the aftereffects of the dart is a funny idea, but nothing more than that. It's a full body release of catharsis after losing her life for 4 years and getting it all back, and a very human psychological rebound from being an ultracool badass for two movies, murdering dozens of warriors, culminating in killing her former lover and father of her child. Ascribing it to the drug takes all the catharsis out of that valuable scene.

[@LikeMintTea]

I honestly like the Bill/Beatrix dialogue and the slow burn towards their fight. It builds some tension, and reminds us that this isn't just a standard final boss battle. These are two characters who at one point loved and respected each other, and so their "showdown" had to have dialogue and violence in equal measure.

[@travisbickle1552]

Uma Thurman and Daryl Hannah actually hate each other in real life. They’ve had beef for years, so i imagine there was real animosity in their fight scene.

[@modernamami5861]

Omg why?😭

[@Bonobanos]

@@modernamami5861no one knows

[@deadeyes4626]

I’m sure it’s just the industry using woman against each other for roles as they look extremely similar like Jane Mansfield and Marilyn Monroe

[@dancingwheels8494]

I heard it was a rumor cooked up by the media

[@Neyenn]

Wasn't this a big fake?

[@rode8927]

Your mixed reaction to this film was how I felt the first time I watched it, but over time I’ve grown to appreciate it. The first film was an homage to kung fu, samurai films while this one was an homage to westerns and spaghetti westerns. But also Vol 1 was about the action. Vol 2 is about the characters and like Bryce said more focused on the story. However some of the dialogue does run a tad bit too long. But the fight scene between Bill and Beatrix was originally suppose to take place at the beach, but it was rewritten. I think it works and it’s quite poetic, Bill dying by the five point palm exploding heart technique. Her quick strikes to him is suppose to mimic the way a snake strikes its victims. So he was killed by the Black Mamba, much like how his brother was.

[@CrownlessKing88]

I mean it was a long ass point to make, but yeah, he’s saying her alter ego was her being married to Tommy and stuff, but really she is a killer. Superman was born Superman, she was born the killer.

[@MANICATTACKS]

7:32 Bryce: like, how is this guy gonna put up a fight against her?! me, knowing how that guy is gonna put up a fight against her: 👀❗

[@MANICATTACKS]

37:50 this scene horrified me because it reveals how subtle Bill is twisting BB: his complaint about Shogun Assassin was that it was "too long" for before bed, not "too violent"... so think back, when Bill made BB explain what happened, he frames everything by placing her as the sole party in the goldfish incident - as if his own parenting does not and did not factor in at all to BB's curiousity... as if she is 'born like that'? its gaslighting to the extreme, enabling and instilling a curiousity for violence then framing it as innate and natural, performed on the most vulnerable person possible: his own damn daughter make no mistake, Bill is worse than every other Deadly Viper combined

[@0okamino]

Yeah, it’s really no wonder that Bill misinterprets the Superman/Clark Kent situation, seeming to just brush aside the influence of Kal-El’s upbringing by John and Martha.

[@LikeMintTea]

This is why you have to consider the two films as one. Part 1 has the action and high energy, Part 2 goes slower, deeper with dialogue and closes the arc.

[@elizabethlynch6544]

When Pai Mei said "I own this arm", he kinda got revenge on Elle when Beatrix snatched Elle's eye out.

[@couch.patati-patata]

Middle guy, it's a long time since you saw the first part. Sophie never told Black Mamba about her daughter.

[@sweetnumb]

Wow, I've never seen someone be less appreciative of this movie. "Can we just stop the talking now and get to the sword-fighting?" Spoken like someone who actually enjoys the MCU beyond the first Iron Man... lol.

[@seancampbell117]

I thought Rob would’ve appreciated this one more if not for the story telling and dialogue.

[@espionage6]

Fun fact: Pai Mei was played by the same actor (Gordon Liu) who played Johnny Mo in Part 1 and Esteban Vihaio and the Sheriff were played by the same actor (Michael Parks).

[@F.ord_Prefect]

Also Gordon Liu is Lucy Liu's father

[@MissMusicForYou]

@@F.ord_Prefect No he's not, they're not related.

[@F.ord_Prefect]

@@MissMusicForYou I do apologise. I could've sworn they were! I retract that, thank you :)

[@HyvaTuuli93]

Michael Parks was the actor name, Earl was the sheriff's character name

[@espionage6]

@@HyvaTuuli93 you’re right. Thanks for pointing that out.

[@Charlie_Wolfe]

A lot of movies show people digging out of their own graves…I dunno about impossible

[@jainthorne4136]

I think it would depend on how deep and how loose the dirt but really most action movies require a suspension of disbelief to enjoy them.

[@dominichumlie]

Dirt is very heavy. If she was six feet underground, realistically she would never climb through that. That's why OSHA has restrictions on construction crews digging deeper than 6' without protection. But she is legendary so it really doesn't matter. You could be crushed to death with just a couple feet of sand on top of you.

[@S-jq1yk]

They tested it on Mythbusters and the dirt is just too heavy, as soon as there was a crack in the timber it just crushed in

[@dess234]

nah it's definitely impossible. all that damn dirt? you'd never make it out, especially with the fact that you have basically no oxygen so you'll pretty much be taking your last breaths.

[@pauliegomez]

For me the fight with gogo and el are the best

[@lordwalker71]

Tarantino almost killed Uma in the scene where she’s driving down the country road, he kept pushing her to drive faster and faster but she didn’t want too because the car was old and in terrible mechanical shape but he made her do it and she ended up losing control and crashing head on into a tree.

[@dominichumlie]

What do people mean by he made her do it? It sounds like she decided to drive faster despite her own concerns.

[@ronnieh7925]

​@dominichumlie there is a very interesting power dynamic between high profile directors and actors in Hollywood... so yeah he MADE her do that. If your boss tells you to do it or you'll be fired and risk not getting another job again what would you do?

[@dominichumlie]

@ronnieh7925 well, that's my question. Was he going to fire her for not driving fast or is that just speculation? I know those guys have big egos but it doesn't seem worth it for him.

[@dess234]

@@dominichumlie no it wasn't like he was mean. Someone posted the article in the comments where Tarantino sounded very remorseful and felt really bad. He said it's one of his biggest regrets and he gave her the tape of the crash (she asked for it). Tarantino said himself she did it because she trusted him and he genuinely thought it was safe.

[@miketrujillo3677]

38 nil​@@dominichumlie

[@karringtonnn]

love love loveeee the song that plays every time beatrix is about to handle tf out of someone

[@invitesbydani]

Her pulling out Elle's eye was the best revenge for Pei Mei. Beautiful. I love this movie.

[@MANICATTACKS]

my favourite aspect of the Kill Bills is that Beatrix, despite possibly being The World's Greatest Assassin, legitimately survived via sheer dumb luck at times 😂 O-Ren and Gogo both had the bride at their mercy (O-Ren got the first strike and downed her but didn't kill her; Gogo had her neck chained but stepped too close); Vernita had a surprise gun in the cereal but missed her shot; Elle was about to poison her before Bill called off the hit; everything with Budd; Bill shot her with a dart in the knee rather than another bullet to the head; even Karen Kim the assassin from the hotel almost shot her through the door if not for the dropped results, as Bryce noticed that saved her... it really speaks to the level that each of the other assassins are on, that they all come so very close to victory even if Beatrix ultimately won - it almost felt like battles between gods 😂😂😂😂

[@praxgemini]

"When fortune smiles down on something as ugly and violent as revenge, it's proof like no other that not only does God exist, you're doing his will."

[@technofilejr3401]

Hero's Luck aka plot armor 🤣😂🤣😂

[@DaringDasher]

Not Bryce just casually killing hamsters as a child 💀

[@karinacazares19]

You guys like "the first one" better because this was supposed to be one whole movie, not two parts. It's a continuation, they're not separate movies to be compared to.

[@beatyz2]

I think I knew by the intro that they weren't going to love Kill Bill vol.2. loads of people don't. I mean.. I think it's well obvious that they're wrong. The appeal is less General. But maybe they feel differently watching one after watching 2.❤

[@Markyajv]

Bill is played by David Carradine. An actor, writer, and producer. He had 2 brothers Keith and Robert. Both were also actors. He was very well known for the series Kung Fu. He did not know anything about the art or it's history. It was just a character. The weird part is his death. Carradine arrived in Bangkok, Thailand on May 31, 2009, to shoot the film Stretch. He was last seen alive on June 3, but he could not be contacted after he failed to appear for a meal with the film crew. On June 4, Carradine was found dead in his room at the Swissôtel Nai Lert Park Hotel. Lt. Teerapop Luanseng, Lt. Col. Pirom Jantrapirom, said that Carradine was found naked and had hanged himself in the room's closet with a curtain cord. Police said he had been dead for at least 12 hours and found no sign of struggle. Thai police suggested the death might have been from accidental suffocation due to auto-erotic asphyxiation, since there was no suicide note and he was found with a rope tied to both his neck and his genitals. (This has been disputed as some people say he was assassinated) Thai authorities conducted the first autopsy on Carradine shortly after his death, and stated on June 8 that it would take a month to determine how he died, although a Thai police colonel told Reuters that the likely cause was asphyxiation. On July 1, 2009, Michael Baden, the medical examiner hired by Carradine's family to conduct his own autopsy on Carradine, stated that the actor died from asphyxiation, and that the way Carradine's body was bound allowed him to rule out suicide.

[@lia-vg7wq]

FINALLY DAWG

[@ShelbyBaby27]

Kill Bill Vol I & II aren't just action movies. It's about leaving a relationship wrapped in an assassin's world. It makes sense for Bill & Beatrix's fight scene to be short because it's about getting closure..

[@crazieanimefan1]

Are ya'll gonna do season 2 of Interview with the Vampire?

[@MANICATTACKS]

4:54 LMFAO BRYCE AND ROB'S REACTIONS THO 😂😂😂😂

[@chanceneck8072]

45:41 Dude, we ALL felt the same back when we first watched it. 😅 At least I know I did. You will see yourself in a couple of months or years and you will think about this movie. And you will eventually watch it again KNOWING it doesn't have that much action sequences. And you will fall in love with all the characters, the drama and the writing... 👍

[@jerodast]

Who told you this was an action film?

[@MyThoughtsOnThis]

My take on why the first movie was more action than the 2nd was her hit list was in a specific order for a reason. She needed to get Oren first because if she gave time for Oren to be alerted of her coming, she would have no chance in getting close enough to get her. I think the movie emphasized how hard the struggle was to get to Oren even during a surprise attack- imagine how hard it would have been with Oren knowing.

[@ManInBlack1988]

Damn, i didn’t know about the real life car crash. Had to looked it up. So messed up!

[@edo27]

its interesting how you guys didn't like the talking in this one. I remember when kill bill vol 1 came out a few reviews i saw and also friends who saw it around the premiere when i did were disappointed bc vol. 1 lacked that typical long dialogue that Tarantino was known for, which is why they later enjoyed the 2nd volume more because it wasn't just fight scenes. I like both versions bc tehyre really different but they do feel like incomplete films on their own (the first one being more Japanese samurai action fest and the 2nd one being more a Western). Also I loved that dialogue about superman lol.

[@MTurner005]

The ending of the first and second movies are equal opposites. The first movie was an hour long fight scene with blood, chopping off limbs and heads, lots of action and craziness. The second movie you expect to be a crazy scene like that but it's an hour long dialogue with almost no action. I love the contrast between the two and feel like it was planned that way from the beginning.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Chapter 9: Elle and I (Eye) get it? Also, rock salt in a shotgun wouldn't do much, it's a myth. She didn't know her daughter was alive, that's why she was so shocked and broke into tears as soon as she saw her when she got to Bill's

[@luvvvv124]

The grave scene makes me short of breath everytime 😂 deff started my small spaces phobia of mine !!!

[@Bkool2007]

Finally!!!! I had been waiting, I thought I missed it 😂

[@AttorneyBCollins]

Did you notice how many people died by the sword in the second film? THAT is masterful directing. I didn't either.

[@decusq]

So something to know, the director had already written pitches for Kill Bill Vol 3 and 4. It was supposed to take place years later and about how Beatrix is attacked and killed by Blind Samurai Elle and her apprentice Nikki (Copperhead's daughter). Then the story would be about her daughter getting revenge. However a few years ago Quinton realized he'd written one of the few revenge stories where the main character lives happily ever after and decided not to make the films to preserve the Happy Ending.

[@testosterone912]

43:34 u did count wrong tho lol

[@Markyajv]

Have you kids watched the movie "Buried" with Ryan Reynolds? It's awesome. He carries the whole film by himself. His character wakes up in a box buried alive. That's all I am telling you. 😮

[@S-jq1yk]

The bit from Shogun Assassin is sampled at the start of Liquid Swords, ive listened to it so many times it’s burnt into my brain

[@nou609]

love when bryce wears this color🔥

[@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). 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.

[@heyitsshadz]

I gotta admit, when I first watched Vol. II at the movies, I was kinda disappointed cuz I thought it was anticlimactic. After seeing it again a few more times, I now understand why Bill had to die of a literal broken heart. Kiddo loved and adored Bill, but the reality of being a mother soon, she couldn't let her daughter have the same assassin lifestyle. However, Bill's love for Kiddo was more into manipulation and control. Her grief and relief mixing together at the end (the bathroom scene where you guys were so confused) showed she was finally free.

[@i_think_i_am_lost]

I don't compare them because Part 2 isn't a sequel. The movie was just too long so it was realesed in 2 parts.

[@amberburris5674]

I've been waiting on this! Thanks for delivering :)

[@aquablushgirl]

It is one film not two! You can’t see it as two films because it isn’t

[@Anubisblack]

She underestimated Bud cuz he’s a loser.

[@leeyaferguson9019]

🙏💔David Carradine. "Kung-Fu".

[@ananslator3655]

25:50 ha classic

[@TangentOmega]

I prefer this one, between the two. It's more of a character study. The sword fighting got monotonous, in the first one. If you can take a 5 minute bathroom break and come back, and nothing has changed except the number of people on the floor, it's too much.