My wife watches Kill Bill Vol. 1 for the FIRST time

Today, Jen and I are watching Kill Bill Vol 1 for the first time as we continue watching Quentin Tarantino films!
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[@harrisonrosemont]

Another fun fact: Before Uma and O-Ren fight, O-Ren says, “you won’t last 5 minutes.” the fight between the two proceeds to last exactly 4 minutes and 59 seconds.

[@4523bgb]

Anoooother fun fact. You can see The Bride's real name way before it's revealed on her airplane ticket to Tokyo.

[@HTxGhost24]

Damn that's crazy, how do you guys catch this type of stuff? Amazing 😂

[@harrisonrosemont]

@@HTxGhost24 reddit and then i watch a lot of film essays on film

[@HTxGhost24]

@@harrisonrosemont damn good job sir!! I like finding out these little facts that no one usually catches

[@mattbrady67]

Yeah, I think making it so short was also to show the level of Uma Thurmans character vs the other assassins and why Bill held her with such high regard.

[@lowrivera]

I remember when Bill delivered the last line about her daughter being alive, the cinema absolutely erupted. From surprise, amazement, and joy. I still get chills thinking about it all these years later.

[@jonathanryan9946]

I can confirm this. I worked in a theater at the time, I screened it 2 days before release (no customer screening, literally just making sure we had lined up the film reels correctly). I knew it would create an amazing reaction from the crowd... so I snuck into several theaters to watch the reactions. Every. Last. One. Went. Nuts.

[@officialtobinho]

In “the whole bloody affair,” they remove this piece!! So when you see her daughter just appear on screen it’s like 100x crazier!!!

[@MrJohnblz]

Tarantino just took his love of Anime, Samurai Films, and Kung-Fu Films, and combined them into his own masterpiece. I love it. It's so creative and so different.

[@Smido83]

The animated Backstory for O-Ren Ishii is actually one of the best parts. Seeing how broken she is and what she had to whitness and do growing up... gives her so much more depth. Its technically just a view minutes of exposition... but in the best possible way!

[@thomaschristopherwhite9043]

Done by production IG. One of the most legendary animation studios in Japan.

[@ThePughski]

Easily one of my favorite part throughout all his movies

[@mattbrady67]

😂 “whiteness” I think you meant “witness”. Honestly it made the comment funny af to me.

[@zerox4434]

The most disappointing part is that many years ago Tarintino said he wanted to expand on the O-Ren back story. Like making the anime section around 30-45 minutes.

[@AdikMusicOfficialTM]

weeb!

[@maximillianosaben]

Tarantino and Thurman were discussing this story and the character of The Bride while they were making Pulp Fiction. They'd been conceiving it for some time.

[@chanceneck8072]

I love how the "Death List Five" is a nod to "Fox Force Five"....

[@Dannydarko27]

This comment was in the Pulp Fiction vid, I thought I was having Dejavu lol

[@pedrovizcarra5520]

@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫​ᴀɴ so? that's how the world works lmaoooo

[@maximillianosaben]

Regurgitating? I wrote the very comment he’s talking about. If I wrote it, where’s the lack of originality in stating a fact?

[@ShinoNC]

Through out most of the movies Uma's character is only referred to as "The Bride", but if you pause the movie when the camera zooms in on her plane ticket, you can see her name long before its revealed.

[@StayFractalesque]

yoooo spoiler alert.. jk

[@PokerPlayerJames]

Ah, I never noticed that! That's cool.

[@josephbatey6159]

Never knew that, madness 🤯

[@B-Dad]

It’s funny because the name doesn’t matter. In fact it may well be a fake name itself seeing as how she had it as an assassin! I never understood how the name being hidden worked for the movie! 🤷🏾‍♂️

[@silcoxjakob]

@@B-Dad i think that would count as a macguffin

[@EyedOmally]

It's funny that Jen mentioned how she thought this movie might be rated higher than an R rating because originally it was rated NC-17 because of the gore and violence. Tarantino was able to get it down to an R rating in America by making part of the Crazy 88 fight scene in black and white. Meanwhile in the Japanese cut of the film, that fight scene is in color the entire time.

[@james.b.mcgill]

The uncensored Japanese cut has only been released in Japan, on DVD. Unfortunately, the Japanese Blu-ray version is not uncensored.

[@movielover828]

Also, the black-and-white photography in the Crazy 88 fight scene is known as a homage to '70s and '80s U.S. television airings of kung fu movies. Black and white (as well as black and red) was used to conceal the shedding of blood from television censors. Originally, no black-and-white photographic effects were going to be used (and in the Japanese version, none are), but the MPAA demanded measures be taken to tone the scene down. Tarantino used the old trick for its intended purpose as well as an homage.

[@CrazeeAdam]

mmm. Yeah could for sure see it getting something like NC or X even if it wasn't kind of altered with smart film techniques like the black and white and the blue + black shading.

[@fakecubed]

I hope someday Tarantino releases a cut of the both volumes together as one film, totally uncensored, the way he originally wanted to do it before he got talked into splitting it in half, and had to make changes for the censors.

[@fakecubed]

@@james.b.mcgill Honestly, with today's AI stuff, somebody could probably take the DVD, get the color data, and apply it to full 1080p in a totally accurate way at full rez.

[@Galactic_Factotum]

During the final fight with O-REN, when she says “you won’t last 5 minutes”, their fight ends at 4 minutes and 59 seconds

[@GreatWolvini]

You can’t be done with Tarantino without doing Reservoir Dogs. I think it’s his best movie. Tons of great dialogue.

[@robertgandy9792]

It’s his first movie with a low budget and is really fucking good one of his best for shore

[@chanceneck8072]

WTF even is this universe anymore. I JUST had a dream about Reservoir Dogs last night, I swear to god! And I was ALSO praising the dialogue. I haven´t seen the movie for real in at least a year now. It´s on my hard drive.......

[@chanceneck8072]

Kill Bill is still my favorite, but Reservoir Dogs is at least top 3.

[@StayFractalesque]

bold statement.. not wrong, not close.. just bold

[@potterj09]

K Billy Supersounds of the 70's featuring Steelers Wheel.

[@ivansalguero3746]

I actually like the o ren fight to be quick or short in a way because I feel like actual samurai swords fights would not last that long, so to me it felt realistic

[@movielover828]

Always gotta love "Kill Bill". Both volumes are amazing, and with the movie geekery in him, good ol' QT did a marvelous job of making a film that has a wonderful homage of samurai cinema, blaxploitation, Spaghetti Western and Japanese anime. And of course, the fight choreography is amazing, most especially to the final showdown at the House of Blue Leaves. Kudos to your reaction for the film!👏🏻💯

[@TheRealBillix]

Still waiting for that "Kill - - - - - - - -" starring copperhead jr.

[@user-vd2hs7ws2z]

Don't forget the homage to one of my favorite directors Brian de Palma with the nurse Hannah scene. The music and split screen, classic de Palma!😮😊

[@BoiSadd]

The reason why the sword that O-Ren uses doesn’t have a guard is because it’s a sword reserved for warriors who never need to defend. So it shows just how good she actually is. (Or was)

[@nordboya1656]

I don't know if that is an in-universe part of the background legend for O-Ren,, but that is not a real world thing. Obviously there is no such thing as a warrior who does not need to defend. A sword without a Tsuba (hilt) was either meant for wall hanging or for simply transporting a blade to another craftsman to have a proper handle and hilt and other furniture fitted. They pop up in Hollywood films cos rule of cool.

[@chadbailey7038]

She’ll love Vol. 2. Much more story! They balance each other well One of my top 10 favorite movies and my #1 Quentin movies (vol 1 & 2)

[@MannyHuhnni]

Was waiting for this one! Hell yea love Kill Bill

[@chadbailey7038]

Same!!

[@AnusSniffer69]

If Jen wants to watch a really dark, but very good animation. I recommend Castlevania. It’s an amazing show. Easily one of my favorites on Netflix.

[@danh8804]

"If on your journey, you should encounter God, God will but cut" - that gives me chills every time. I have no idea why, but in some formats that line is not subtitled at all, just the untranslated Japanese. EDIT: Chiaki Kuriyama's Gogo was fantastic. One of my favorite moments is how she plays the tonal shift from the playful mischief to dripping menace when she says "you call that begging? you can beg better than that". And bravo to this movie for making meteor hammers cool.

[@Twomp209]

Yeah thats a dope-ass line, reminds me of like an ultimate weapon in rpgs

[@professormetal4411]

Hey will you two be watching The Hateful Eight?? That's an absolute must watch when it comes to Tarantino! Amazing tension building movie, fantastic characters, and perfect for a character study!

[@pounder60]

I agree. I enjoy it more each time I watch it

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

Let me ask, should I watch the movie... or the four-episode serial format extended edition they have on Netflix? For some reason, I have a hard time watching movies these days. It's odd, I can't focus on a two-hour movie in one sitting - it takes me about four or five 15min-20min sittings over a few days to finish a movie. However, I can binge-watch an entire eight episode, hour-long per episode, television series in one sitting.

[@professormetal4411]

@@FLQueerLiberal1982 So, I've watched both, and basically the extended edition fills in a couple plot holes and is very nice. If it's easier for you to watch, do it that way. But, both are great.

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

@@professormetal4411 cool, thanks. That is the one I'll watch then.

[@panda123321123]

dogshit movie tbh and one of tarantinos weakest

[@StayFractalesque]

first QT film I ever saw, saw it in theaters, I had no idea what I was in for, I just heard it was good .. it Blew My Adolescent Mind.. in less than 2 hours I knew I wanted to be a filmmaker.. I feel like everything about film suddenly clicked into place.. plotting, character development, shot composition, editing.. OMG the editing .. the true magic of filmmaking lies in "the cut" .. it was a religious experience in a way ... will always be my favorite Tarantino film(s)..

[@tfpp1]

Editing is definitely the unsung hero of filmmaking. That literally controls what we see.

[@Book553]

These Tarantino reactions have been such a refreshing change of pace. It would be really cool to see you guys react to some other auteur filmmakers in the future!

[@jordanderson]

About The Bride being able to carry a sword on a plane post-9/11: In the Tarantino-verse, 9/11 likely never happened. In all of his movies there's a loose timeline of events similar to ours but everything is made to be more like a movie as well as hyper violent. Because of the results of Inglorious Basterds and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, one could surmise that if 9/11 were to happen in this universe, it would likely be thwarted in an extremely cinematic (and gory) way.

[@HandleJob556]

I’ve been waiting for this one. So excited you guys are finally watching it!!! Looking forward to Vol. 2!!

[@ChristianMartinez-co1vb]

Been waiting for this one!

[@jacoblott4002]

I need Vol 2 ASAP !!!! So proud of this channel, keep up the great work my guy. Cheers

[@StayFractalesque]

i knew this wouldn't be Jenn's favorite Tarantino film, but i did notice, she 'reacted' more to this film than his others.. she had very visceral reactions to nearly every scene's major beat, at least, certainly the twists and gotcha moments.. and i think that was what QT was going for at the end of the day, to craft a shocking and entertaining film above all else.. funny enough, she was the least reactionary to her favorite, Django.. just thought that was interesting and that i'd point that out.. cheers y'all

[@ChrisTanner1983]

Tons of interesting references throughout this one: Oren's character and design are inspired by the "Lady Snowblood" series of films. The yellow outfit that the Bride wears is inspired by Bruce Lee's outfit from "Game of Death." And the character of Hattori Hanzo is inspired by the Daimyo of the same name who ruled in the 1500s. He was not a swordsmith, but he was a very skilled tactician and combatant, and many legends surround him.

[@nebulous8389]

Love this movie and Tarantino, he has odd opinions about Bruce Lee though

[@andothersuchnonsense2685]

The Crazy-88 are dressed like Kato as well

[@xerozeven]

I'm willing to bet that Tarantino chose Sonny Chiba for Hattori Hanzo specifically because Sonny Chiba played Hattori Hanzo on t.v. I'd argue it's his most known role and makes sense because it was on during the era Tarantino most pulls from.

[@brianheyn2833]

@@xerozeven Fun fact: Chiba's daughter is in the movie, playing the masked woman Crazy 88. She also helped teach the stage fighting for the actors in the movie.

[@xerozeven]

@@brianheyn2833 Oh, that's dope! Never got around to looking into the creation of this one. Love stuff like that.

[@cameronlamance3437]

I have been loving the tarantino content. Your channel is a huge inspiration for me. It’s cool to see someone turn their love for movies, comics, etc into a source of entertainment for people. Keep up the good work.

[@brohan742]

I love that these 5 assassins are basically a hardcore version of "Fox Force Five" - the TV pilot Mia Wallace was a part of in Pulp Fiction where she was labeled "the most dangerous woman in the world with a knife".

[@Brian-qn7fn]

No they are not.

[@dylanb2443]

Kill Bill is supposed to be one movie, but the studio thought audiences wouldn't want to sit in a theater for 5 hours ,so they convinced tarantino to split the movie into two parts.

[@Curseco]

Good job on the studio, Tarantino is insane

[@weirddeck4193]

Ohhhhhhhh!!! You don’t know how long I’ve waited for this

[@brandong1941]

I really believe that Jen is going to love "Death Note", it is just a roller coaster of emotions. P.S. Jen I really think you should grab a potato chip...... and EAT it!!! dun dun dun *"dramatic music intensifies"*

[@panda123321123]

why do people recommend death note for people that are new to anime? it's pacing is trash it contains a handful of annoying anime tropes and it's 37 episodes. start with animated movies ffs, it's alot easier to get someone to sit down for 90min or so and the quality is generally better. ya'll forgetting how bland it is to watch kira scribble in a notebook from 5 different angles in one shot from an animation perspective.

[@jankyyard5610]

@@panda123321123 Nope, the pacing of Death Note is the best one in all of the animes. There are so many story beats going on yet it is seamless and organic. I do agree though with annoying anime tropes and not recommending it for someone new to animes.

[@CrazeeAdam]

@@panda123321123 I think because Death Note takes place in a believable world that is super close to just modern day Earth. Instead of let's say Attack on Titan, while much better, is very very far leaning into deep anime territory and which takes pretty big leaps into the fantasy realm. But with Death Note, at the very least it can be a good intro as it has compelling characters, while toning down a lot of the more over the top eccentricities of anime. Like I would love to recommend something longer like Attack on Titan or Fullmetal Alchemist, but they are both quite long and I wouldn't want to get Jen into something she wouldn't like and have it be going for 60+ episodes or even close to 100. Things like Death Note is shorter but still pretty compelling. Like I said, I don't consider it the best anime ever or anything, but it's a good starter IMO to see if she enjoys the anime style (as there are people that don't like the style choices a lot of anime use)

[@nydabeats]

I think Kill Bill might be my favorite movie of all time... I could watch it infinitely.

[@professormetal4411]

Yessss Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2 are such wonderful films! And imo are a great example of what to shoot for when it comes to movies that empower women.

[@Nick-iq7zu]

Both movies were made as one big one but it would’ve ran for over 4 hours so Tarantino was kind of forced to split it into 2 volumes. Also, when O-Ren says “if you haven’t conserved your energy you might not last 5 minutes.” From when she takes her first step and the music starts, it takes exactly 4 minutes and 59 seconds until The Bride scalps her. If you guys want some anime movie recommendations I say check out Ghost in the Shell, and anything by Studio Ghibli (Spirited Away, My Neighbor Totoro, Ponyo, etc). Loving the Tarantino content and hope to see more down the line!

[@officialtobinho]

The first time I watched Kill Bill was a 4-hour version called “The Whole Bloody Affair,” which combines Volumes 1 & 2. In addition to some cool small changes, Tarantino removed one significant piece: when Bill reveals that Beatrix’s daughter is alive at the end of Vol. 1. So if you can imagine, I didn’t know her daughter was alive until she literally appeared on screen! I completely lost it. One of the most immersive experiences I’ve ever had with a film character. Bravo QT

[@Haldurson]

All of Tarantino's movies are well worth watching. Fantastic dialog, fantastic soundtracks, lots of fun references and homages to older movies (which is really cool for someone my age).

[@EchanteDante]

YESSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!! I have been waiting

[@pddaawwgg]

Great reaction, glad I see you did VOL2 already so I can watch that next.

[@needfood3052]

Yes Jen! 🙌🏾 The anime scene was absolutely *chef's kiss* one of my favorites. Crazy how i consumed all this violence as a kid 😅🤣

[@shogunender8752]

Let’s go super pumped for the kill bill reactions

[@montist1]

It’s amazing how Quentin shows you the tone then reactors overthink it. No disrespect. Only the first time you’ve seen it and that’s understandable. True art takes time to understand or appreciate

[@X0J0C3LiN]

Loved Jens reaction in this one. she looked SHOOK haha

[@anonymous122586]

Yess!!! Can’t wait for part 2!🤞🏾😁🥳

[@JTorres787]

Heck yeah, looking forward to this one!

[@nickscholz6559]

Of all of Tarantino's films, this are Part 2 are my favorites. This captures the feel of so many 70s action movies and I love a good sword fighting sequence.

[@travisherndon94]

The sound effects always get me everytime I watch this.

[@cristianayos516]

Jen gonna love the second part :)

[@The_Devil_Breaker_]

THIS IS WHAT IVE BEEN WAITING FOR

[@mario.gaines]

a few things to answer some of y’all questions; 1: the viewer rating after R is MA for (Mature); 2: this Kill Bill was originally suppose to be one movie but the film producers said ppl wouldn’t sit in theaters for a 4 hr movie, they wanted Tarantino to cut about 90 minutes of the movie but he didn’t want to cut anything out so they compromised at splitting it into 2 parts; 3: y’all are wondering how she’s affording plane tickets and motorcycles, what you have to remember is that she use to be the most deadly assassin in the world and all assassins stash money away just incase they need to disappear, she probably had millions stashed away

[@jerrygodeep4787]

Isn’t that really only for tv shows though?

[@mario.gaines]

@@jerrygodeep4787 it can be for movies also, but it’s rare cause what the movie would have to contain wouldn’t really do well at the box office so they normally go straight to dvd or streaming platform now

[@neabby]

"This is so bloody. This is great!" 😂😂

[@M4rkmon]

Awesome, as usual!! Looking forward to more Tarantino, specially "The Hateful Eight" and "Death Proof". Thank you!!!

[@MarkBraggs]

Oh man, so excited for this. I am interested to see how Jenn reacts to the tonal shift in Part 2. I feel like Part 2 is vastly superior with some iconic moments.

[@OliverHollingdale]

I was 13 when my mother saw me getting serious with loving movies and cinema and she introduced me to Tarantino! and Kill Bill was my first glimpse into this filmmakers mind! Definitely took me by surprise!!!

[@EdgarCarlosDuarteAguilar]

There is one unrated version, 4 hours without seams. It has “The Whole Bloody Affair” as the subtitle but it’s extremely difficult to get.

[@Abimelech75]

My favorite Tarantino film is "Four Rooms" staring Tim Roth. I also love the fact that the box cereal Vernetta's gun was in was called Kaboom.

[@willpina]

Four rooms isn't technically a Tarantino movie. He was one of 4 directors that collaborated in the movie

[@juicesghost8501]

I remember this movie coming out at the height of Imax fever back in the day, and I saw it probably as high as I have ever seen a movie. It blew my freaking mind. I vividly remember having a hard time handling the anime section, at first I thought I was seeing it in anime vs it being shot in anime lol.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

Lol..

[@mobsterface4]

@@missioncodez maybe it was the one that's part 1 and 2 put together I remember that coming out later but never saw it lol

[@juicesghost8501]

@@missioncodez Did I say it was in Imax, keyboard warrior?

[@cinemavalanche]

The Jenguin returns!!🥰🥰🥰🥰

[@saber87ffo]

Jenn admitting that the anime part is her favorite probably made Holden’s year!

[@stephenmerasty1420]

Thanks for doing the Tarantino movies. They basically are the reason why I watch reaction videos.

[@kevinhegwood615]

Jen is going to really enjoy part 2

[@FLQueerLiberal1982]

Love you guys! Especially you Jen, you're such a beautiful sweetheart, and your shocked expressions are so entertaining! Not to mention, funny when you refer to Holden by his full name every time he makes one of his hilarious euphemisms, or little dirty puns/jokes.

[@devodavis6747]

Glad to hear Jen noticing the beauty of Tarantino's shots.

[@PaiMei667]

Can't wait to see u guys in Vol.2

[@dewantoroo]

I first watched this movie as 12yo 😬 and it's still my favorite movie from then until now

[@allihunter5584]

fun fact about the gogo bar fight scene with The Bride. Quentin tarantino is mostly proud of that scene from his films, he has said that whenever he sees that scene he always gets captivated and watches the whole scene with pride

[@PokerPlayerJames]

Remember the pilot episode of Fox Force 5 that Uma talks about in Pulp Fiction? That's basically the origin of Kill Bill. Uma and Quenton were brainstorming it on set while filming Pulp Fiction.

[@brooklyngambaro1578]

Yes!

[@TUN3MODE]

Can't wait for vol 3. Been waiting forever.

[@garytiptin6479]

You MIGHT have to wait a bit longer than that; there IS no volume 3, regret to advise. (That's a GOOD thing; a third film would be going to the well ONE time too often.)

[@yooomatt3527]

Tarantino heard some songs on the radio while scouting this movie, he loved them so much that he featured them in the film. They are the band playing at Charlie Browns restaurant.

[@RichBandzMf]

I saw this on TV back in the day for the first time when I was like 10 & it's still one of my favorite movies

[@cinemavalanche]

I honestly thought Jen had already seen Kill Bill. It's clearly up her alley.

[@samkeller5823]

@10:37, the assistant arguing about the sake is Kenji Ohba, who’s legendary as an actor and stuntman for Japanese superhero shows in the 70s and 80s. His most iconic character, Space Sheriff Gavan, partially inspired RoboCop.

[@WyldstaarStudios]

There is in fact an unrated version of Kill Bill. It's called Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair. Unfortunately, it's not on home video or streaming, and has only been screened a handful of times. I hope to see it on the big screen someday. As far as I know, Quentin owns the only print of the unrated cut of the film.

[@jamesosteen09]

I love these two movies. So much fun to watch!

[@1UPJayEm]

That Prince of Egypt reference!!! Lol IYKYK

[@crimsonknight7011]

I remember a saying once that a fight between experts is usually short because a single mistake ends the match. Fights between armatures takes longer because they miss

[@ryanchadeayne4070]

Really hope you guys do Once Upon a Time in Hollywood! Also, would love more director series, where you guys go through the filmography of a certain well regarded director.

[@linknlog]

It’s funny that you brought up the rating system because the reason it cuts to black and white during the bloodiest sequence was to avoid getting an NC-17 rating.

[@MrDevintcoleman]

I know it’s a trope but villains/opponents with unique weapons are always cool. The girl with the ball and chain fits that perfectly!

[@johncspine2787]

Tsuba is the metal or unusually wood decorative round or square thingy that is the hand guard. AOI has a separate section where you can buy those to collect them too..

[@alexandredesrochers1957]

Oh yeah! I too love "Blast from the Past!" Such an iconic romcom...

[@matthermens1355]

Another great rwaction/review! I'll be looking forward to Volume 2 and I hope you keep the series going with Reservoir Dog and/or The Hateful Eight.

[@jameslabastille3988]

Lol “way past his bed time “!!!

[@KwizMatix]

The brilliance of Terantino is his ability to delve into diverse film genres. Kill Bill is his attempt at touching on a martial arts flick. Understanding this you can see the progression of challengers she faces and where the yellow track suit with the black stripe comes from, a clear homage to Bruce Lee. One of my favorite scenes in this movie that you didn’t touch on is the fight scene between Uma and Vivica Fox at her home as a civilian. Overall this is a very entertaining film and this was a decent review. Depending on the day or mood I rate this movie a strong 8 to 8 and a half.

[@ent66]

I love the music for this movie

[@Mr10before9]

Taking Jenn into anime; I really think she would enjoy series such as Death Note, Code Geass, Parasyte: The Maxim, 86: Eighty-Six, Attack on Titan, Death Parade, and everything out of Studio Ghibli

[@kyles5513]

The father and son cops in the beginning are in Death Proof, probably my favorite Quintin film.

[@ThatBlackPiano]

1) Buck’s body was likely found, but that has nothing to do with his truck. 2) She’s an ASSASSIN so, yeah, I’m pretty positive she’d have clothes and money stashed various places for her quick get aways. 😅 Please make sure to show her “From Dusk Til Dawn”, “Reservoir Dogs” (technically takes place the same day as “Pulp Fiction” and John Travolta’s character’s brother is in this….pay close attention to ALL Tarantino films as they are ALL linked to each other. Some are movies/TV shows from the UNIVERSE of the characters and otherwise the stories are taking place in the same world and time frame.) and “Four Rooms”

[@Dublin.655]

Kill Bill is one of my favorites from Tarantino. Glad you two are reacting to it.

[@Antwannnn]

My fav of his. Actually one of my fav movies (period). Underrated tbh

[@Frankie-xu6sr]

Yes, this is going to be a good one

[@thseed7]

Loved the animated segment also. Reminded me of 90's Aeon Flux on MTV

[@SomeoneWitSkill]

I saw Jen with a Tool shirt, and now a After the Burial shirt. She's a keeper for sure.

[@inventsable]

Yesssss

[@Antwannnn]

16:17 the irony of your statement here is that the scene transferred to black and white because there's just too much blood. So much so that without the filter the film would've HAD to be rated NC-17. But Tarantino managed to make it transition smoothly and convey to most that it was an artistic choice. It honestly does make the scene better, somehow.

[@PowerfulWarbird]

After the Burial t-shirt?!? We LIKE that!

[@blahah123]

Fun Fact, they had to edit the club fight scene with the Crazy 88 into black and white in order to obtain an R rating instead of NC17. Had a japanese DVD version of this back in the day that was uncut

[@fishyjja]

What a FUN movie, ive probably seen it 5 times now and its just as fun every time, glad u both enjoyed it

[@dramaticcleans2063]

My favourite movies of all time!! My mum tried to get me to watch this for months! I never got round to it...my mum passed away shortly after..I was so grief striken I couldn't bring myself to watch it...part 2 came out so decided to finally watch them...I fell in love❤️ but still hurts my mum never got to see vol2

[@samufish]

Tarantino has a fantastic love of cinema. It comes out in every film. Each of his films is a homage to a classic genre of film.

[@mikebishop567]

lol another classic.....you guys are the best....keep it up