My wife watches Kill Bill: Volume 2 for the FIRST time

Today I'm showing my wife Kill Bill vol 2 for the FIRST time.
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[@harrisonrosemont]

Another interesting note: You can see that Pai Mei is clearly very hard on Uma, but you can tell he cares about her. In one scene he throws her rice away for eating with her hands. Instead of making her go hungry, he offers up his own food in exchange.

[@taddy_mason4197]

I dont know why I read this as Pai Mei clearly has a hard on for Uma😟

[@garytiptin6479]

Originally, Pai Mei's dinner was hot, while the bride's dinner was cold; yours is the only comment I've seen that pointed out that Pai Mei GAVE her his own steaming hot dinner!

[@MASO204]

@@taddy_mason4197Cream Pain Mei

[@4bozak]

There's a theory/symbolism whatever you call it. During training Pai Mei grabs Beatrix's hand and quote: "It's my arm now. I can do what i please". And that was exact hand by which Elle's another eye was ripped of. So even being dead Pai Mei gets his revenge.

[@datnobodyking13]

That's gangsta af. I've watched this movie easily 100x but never considered even with pai mei being dead that it's still his hand lol

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

Great comment. Never thought of this. That's so Tarantino.

[@jeffburnham6611]

she was holding the sword with her other hand, so which one was she going to use? You read too much into the scene.

[@devodavis6747]

@@jeffburnham6611 Wrong. You literally cannot read too much into a Tarantino film. If it hadn't meant something, "It's my arm now" is a weird, arbitrary line. So, it ISN'T arbitrary.

[@DerekMoore82]

Also: "Pai Mei teaches no one the five point exploding heart technique." However: Since it's his arm now, it must therefore have his technique.

[@CheemSawMan]

When you consider that the Bride's codename was "Black Manba" and Elle Driver killed Budd with a real life Black Mamba technically "The Black Mamba" still killed every member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad across both films.

[@luhh.guimaraes]

Yeah,thats true! But she didn't kill Elle herself... So, she didn't kill the whole squadron... 😊😂

[@jmeds94]

@@luhh.guimaraes But she left her writhing around and screaming in agony... in a trailer that still had a black mamba slithering around in it.... It's ambiguous, but I think the implication is that the mamba still bit Elle and she died there next to Budd.

[@danh8804]

I've always loved how cunning Budd turned out to be, while also being the most thoughtful and introspective. "That woman deserves her revenge. And we... we deserve to die. But then again, so does she." He understands the real moral landscape of all this better than almost any other character. There's no way to know for sure if he was aware of or considered the possibility he was giving her a chance to escape the grave - likely he just wanted her to suffer and die with false hope. But it's an interesting thought. I also really love the (verbal) confrontation between Beatrix and Bill at the end. This movie sums up metaphorically so much of what you feel coming out of a relationship that ends badly. In the end, it doesn't even feel like Beatrix "wanted" to kill him, or at least, not that she could enjoy it anymore - she looks so grief-stricken sharing her parting words with him

[@ecbenson98]

Budd was keeping the bargain with Elle, she had to suffer til her last breath

[@AofC182]

​@@ecbenson98but he didn't put pepper spray in her eyes...

[@agresticumbra]

A couple of the most impressive things for me were: Michael Parks portraying the grizzled Texas sheriff McGraw in vol 1, and the old pimp, Esteban Vihaio, in vol 2. Gordon Liu portraying both Johnny Mo, the head of O-Ren's Crazy 88s in vol 1, and Pai Mei in vol 2.

[@JamesWiseMagic]

Im surprised Jen like vol 2 so much. I thought she was gonna be disappointed with the short Bill fight at the end. The training scenes with Pei Mei are definitely my favorite part of this movie. I'm really glad yall reacted to these movies!

[@kalebv1161]

How tf did you comment 9 hr ago

[@daltonio6001]

@@kalebv1161 probably early on Patreon

[@JamesWiseMagic]

@@kalebv1161 lol maaaaagic

[@oli9881]

well the movie is called "kill bill" not "fight bill" :P

[@redscorpion9325]

I was definitely disappointed with the short fight,it was underwhelming

[@padenfrank6047]

What I love about Kill Bill is that the filmmaking style changes based on where The Bride goes. It’s also a love letter to Eastern and Western revenge stories.

[@otherbrotherdaryl3283]

The reason that the fight was so short actually is done on purpose. Many martial arts movies that Tarantino enjoys or takes inspiration from 2 masters had a short fight because one would exploit a weakness or jump on an opening super quick. The talking part was for them to get closure after 4 years of them being apart because Bill knew that one of them would die that night.

[@gollumandeowyn]

Can I just say Jen's taste in music is f***ing exquisite! RIP Chris Cornell. No one sings like you anymore.

[@werdle92]

Volume 2 is my favorite of the two. It has a slightly more mature feel to it. Dont know how else to describe it.

[@acdragonrider]

More story than style imo

[@kyles5513]

I know what your talking about, I feel the same why when comparing the two movies. Both really good, but Vol. 2 definitely more on the serious side of the story I guess you could say

[@DarthWinterMadness]

@@kyles5513 And the violence is less cartoony, more realistic and brutal. I still love Vol1 a ton, but Vol2 gets the edge. It used to be the reverse as I was up younger. In the end I mostly consider them one movie. That's why I love watching The Whole Bloody Affair. Cheers from France! 🍻

[@893trent]

My personal Favourite movies from Tarantino I grew up watching these as a kid now I got my very own Sword I like to tell people Hattori Hanzō made it for me 😂

[@danielrosa9502]

bro who let you watch this as a kid 😭

[@KaliCush]

@@danielrosa9502 My parents let me watch these movies as a chid as well lol

[@mwmiller1980]

You sound like this is the end of your Terrentino journey but you have to watch Death Proof, it's one of my faves and I think Jen will love it!

[@emosam07]

@@mwmiller1980 they can't forget the hateful 8 either!! But fully agree!! I hope they watch the full Grindhouse though and do Planet Terror too!

[@gchild1286]

The comparison Bill made between Beatrix and Superman has always been my favorite part of this movie! I loved Uma taking Daryl Hannah’s eye out too! “So ninja!“

[@geordiepelt3862]

I adore this film so much! QTs films are absolutely amazing! They're written in a way in which each scene fills you with an emotion! Not to mention the absolutely amazing cinematography with the satisfaction of the camera work

[@kristianeriksson5825]

Yes!

[@FredrikJ.RJonsson]

I think it was a smart thing to split the movie in two because the feel is so different between them.

[@The_Curious_Cat]

I'm starting to think Jen was an hired assassin in the past, the way she asks about "how much oxygen do you think she has in there? An hour?" and "I can't believe they didn't at least stabbed her or made sure she was done". I mean, seems pretty clear Jen has done this before.

[@norwegianblue2017]

Fun fact, the actor that plays the Mexican pimp (Michael Parks) is the same actor that played the sheriff in the first movie.

[@CrazeeAdam]

Something interesting to note. They were thinking of making a 3rd "Kill Bill" movie with the premise of Vernida Green's daughter hunting down Beatrix as a teenager or adult. This never happened though and I think plans have kind of been dropped. :(

[@thomaskilroy4573]

Shame. Cause Zendaya has expressed interest in playing the daughter and Maya Hawke really wants to play alongside her mother as BB.

[@alucard624]

That should be Tarantino's last film.

[@CrazeeAdam]

@@thomaskilroy4573 yeah :( I wish they would do it. Might be hard to get everything in place just right, but it's been talked about forever for sure.

[@jmeds94]

Probably for the best. I don't want a contrived sequel to ruin the story of Kill Bill. Bill is dead. It told the story it meant to tell. I like the ambiguity that young miss Green might take revenge for her mother's killer one day.

[@tomasbiela5860]

Mythbusters tested out if the coffin punch was feasible and able to do. They created a robot to simulate the Bride. After 600 punches it was only able to make a crack in the wood, even after adding 6ft of dirt. They also found the amount of dirt would fall too fast if someone was able to make a hole in the coffin for someone to escape.

[@pacihu962]

There's actually a theory, that Samuel Jackson in this movie (the guy on the piano) is Jules from Pulp Fiction. He said he wants to roam the country and thats exactly what he did.

[@Etticos.]

Oh wow I actually love this. Although I also heard that Kill Bill would be of the types of movie that exists in the Pulp Fiction/Reservoir Dogs universe that the characters from that universe watch. I like the idea of the piano man being Jules way better though.

[@megafan2000]

Something I just thought of now, maybe its been discussed or debunked in the past somewhere, Bud said he pawned his Hanzo sword - was that the sword Butch grabs in the pawnshop to save Marsellus? Edit: never mind. Forgot he never pawned the sword. Would have been a cool tie in.

[@30daysofneiiin]

There's also the theory that the grave Beatrix is buried in, the grave of Paula Schultz, is the grave of the ex-wife of Dr. King Schultz from Django Unchained.

[@jeffr.1681]

I prefer the theory that Uma is playing Mia Wallace playing the Bride and this is a movie that exists as is apart from the credits in the Pulp Fiction universe.

[@scottalynch]

Daryl Hannah’s thrashing around in her death scene was in reference to her death in Blade Runner

[@RyansEggyRice]

You’re already halfway though his main filmography, a very awesome reaction series I’ve loved every one.

[@taz291819]

Agreed, may as well finish them all off. 3 out of the next 4 are really good. Jackie Brown is ok, but Reservoir Dogs, The Hateful Eight, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are pretty damn good, if not great.

[@joemckim1183]

@@taz291819 Should also try to do True Romance, From Dusk till Dawn and Natural Born Killers since he was a writer on those films.

[@maximillianosaben]

Holden, Jen, Tarantino… that’s a big ‘ole booyah right there!

[@dominiqueodom3099]

That Showdown between Elle and Beatrix leading up to the iconic Reveal of Elle Killing Pai Mei,only for Bea to Snatch her last eye. Top 10 filmmaking.

[@lemonherb1]

Fun bit of trivia, the actor who played Pai Mei, also played the leader of the Crazy 88's in Part 1

[@ALL_that_ENDS]

O my goodness, when holden jumped up towards Boston, I lost it. Coffee went flying out of my mouth, on the laptop. Also, the story that Uma tells travolta in pulp fiction of "fox force five" is essentially the kill Bill premise.

[@wyattamick]

That part was tooooo funny

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

The look Kiddo gives Bill as she is hugging her daughter scared me to my soul. That look was not daggers. That look was a thousand Hanzo swords. "The Lioness has rejoined her cub and all is right in the jungle." I loved that ending.

[@antoineporche-rideaux4841]

fun fact , the scene of the movie kido and her daughter was watching where the little girl says " she cutoff the heads of 131 lords" the line was used in the beginning of wu-tang clan rapper gza debut album "liquid swords"

[@nydabeats]

The movie The Bride and her daughter are watching is Shogun Assassin, I seriously suggest you guys watch it, its really cool.

[@DusktillVaughan]

Holdens weak and unconvincing “nO” to the silent treatment line was the funniest thing of the year

[@bigdawg702]

Tarantino is my favorite director. Not a single bad movie. Even the one's people say aren't as good are still great IMO. If you watch "Deathproof" please try to watch it as a double feature with "Planet Terror"

[@alucard624]

Agreed. You have to watch the Blu Ray Grindhouse Double Feature as it was seen in theaters to fully appreciate the experience.

[@Nick-iq7zu]

I found Bill’s critique of comics like Spider-Man and Superman very intriguing in that every other superhero puts on a costume to “become” a hero whereas Superman puts on a costume to become human. Love the QT films, hopefully you react to more, looking forward to the next few vids!!!

[@needfood3052]

Jen: "It's kinda made me curious about anime" Me: YES JEN LETS GOOOOO! 🙏🏾 Anime reactions now too! Yall will be going till the sun burns out! 🤣🤣🤣

[@cuffzter]

yeah, would love to see a reaction like first Akira and then something like Spirited away or Your name.

[@needfood3052]

@@cuffzter omg yes! 🙉

[@shanelogan630]

Code Geass is a must if they do series

[@MariaMartinez-researcher]

In his book The Kill Bill Diary, David Carradine (Bill) tells many interesting things about how his character was developed, and how the movie was shot, including ideas and scenes that didn't make the final cut. So you can appreciate the depth of Tarantino's work, and the extent of the cast and crew work.

[@demonking9657]

Love this Channel so much and I’m glad that I get to watch your videos Holden and Jen you guys are the best

[@T40MACK]

Nice Reaction! You guys should get to his classic debut Reservoir Dogs, Jackie Brown, Death Proof and his latest Once Upon a Time in Hollywood next to complete the Tarantino experience!!

[@harrisonrosemont]

The look of Pai Mei was heavily influenced by a movie called Fists of the White Lotus. Where you can see a character called the white lotus that looks very similar to the Pai Mei we see in this film.

[@WGFavor]

One last thing. Beatrix is seeking revenge on her friends and former lover that betrayed her. Before the wedding massacre, she probably hanged out with them, celebrated birthdays, had parties, things like that. So the cry at the end is her breaking down, mourning that she killed her friends.

[@shaynestewart9297]

I like everything about this movie. The story, characters, fight scenes. The fight with her and Bill actually all the fights with her and the other members were short length, but very entertaining. not to drawn out that it gets repetitive. Overall Fantastic movie! Thank you for these reactions!!

[@incredulousdisbelief9841]

"Now pay attention, this part concerns you..." classic Tarantino line for Ellie to send off Budd. Just a tremendous film, both parts. One of my favorites.

[@DDPK]

QT loved reusing actors for this film series. The Hispanic man Beatrix meets to get info on Bill is the Sheriff from the crime scene in Kill Bill 1. And the actor who played Pai Mei is the same guy who played the bald yakuza member who fell into the water at the end of Kill Bill 1

[@wyattamick]

“That’s the Kill Bill Kill Bill.. Bill” 🤣🤣 yes, yes it is indeed

[@893trent]

The grave they buried Beatrix Kiddo in is named Paula Schultz people theorize that’s Dr.Schultz wife’s grave from Django unchained

[@80HD8]

Quentin and Uma were planning this movie during the filming of Pulp Fiction. So Quentin calls Uma up when he's ready to make it and she tells him she's pregnant, so he had to adjust the script.

[@warrenbfeagins]

Fun fact: Esteban the Pimp is also the Texas sheriff in Vol 1. The late great Michael Parks.

[@truckstopmedia1662]

"Lonely Grave of Paula Schulz". (Grave marked 1828 - 1898) Wife of one Dr. King Schulz, Dentist and bounty hunter and friend of Django.

[@John_Locke_108]

"I'm The Man". This describes David Carradine in a nutshell. RIP you beast. Also, please react to Lone Wolf McQuade.

[@SzymonWajner]

Fun fact about that black and white fight scene in the first movie... It's pretty cool.

[@KBGoesToTheMovies]

In Pulp Fiction, Mia Wallace (Uma Thurman) talks about a pilot she did called Fox Force Five. It sounds a lot like Kill Bill: There's the blonde leader (Elle Driver), the deadliest woman in the world with a knife (The Bride), a Japanese Kung-Fu master (Oren Ishii), a black demolition expert (Vernita Green) and a French woman (probably Sofie Fatal)... Tarantino's films truly all belong in one big universe/multiverse

[@Frey_2026]

I never skip the credits in Vol. 2

[@Wiesman1000]

The reason Sin City reminds you of 300 is because they are both based off comics written by Frank Miller.

[@w912smith]

I know it’s not related to these movies but you guys should definitely check out some Denzel films: John Q, Remember the Titans, Training Day, etc.

[@rozpickering1239]

Love these movies. I grew up in the 1970's watching, The water margin, shogun assain, and Bruce Lee, early Jackie chan ( drunken master, a great 70's movie)Those memories in a movie!!!

[@ernesthakey3396]

Even while trying to kill Kiddo, her former Viper Squad teammates respected her. They said "she deserved better" in part because they themselves would want to have better deaths.

[@craigplatel813]

Bill playing the flute is a homage to carriers role as Kane in the 70,'d show kung fu

[@jonathanblaze1648]

Also check out Reservoir Dogs, Jackie Brown and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood for the full QT experience.

[@stonecoldku4161]

The name on the grave they buried Beatrix in is Paula Schultz and she lived 1823-1888. There is a theory that since all of Tarantino's movies take place in some form or fasion within the same movie universe that Paula Schultz was the wife of Dr. King Schultz. Django's partner/mentor in Django Unchained.

[@DontWoahTheNoah]

With Jen stating that she is curious about anime/animation now, I think it’s time, introduce her to Invincible and/or Avatar: The Last Airbender. Especially since avatar has such a loyal fan base it would bring in so much new traffic to the channel and avatar is also getting the live action adaptation from Netflix very soon! EDIT: yes I know avatar in not technically anime but for many people it provides them with the bridge they need to ease themselves into traditional Japanese anime.

[@blinkachu5275]

Don't forget Attack on Titan. Since Jen loves juicy twists and such, that's the ultimate anime for such a story

[@MrJPDV123]

Invincible has trash animation

[@CrazeeAdam]

Kind of was hoping maybe something like Attack on Titan, Death Note or something like that would be her first anime because she likes dark stuff a lot and bloody stuff lol. But Avatar is really good. Death Note may be a good place to start just because it's shorter and a little grounded in reality (as in takes place in the modern day instead of an alternate reality).

[@eb2681]

Avatar and Invincible aren't anime so I wouldn't recommend it for someone who just expressed an interest in anime.

[@trenwilson6613]

@@eb2681 I have to say EB is right. Anime is short for "Japanese Animation", and Avatar is an American cartoon just like Invincible. A better recommendation would be the works of Hayao Miyazaki as well as Attack on Titan and Death Note.

[@cinemavalanche]

The Jenguin returns!!! 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰 I really thought Jen had already seen Kill Bill. Guess not. This is one I wanted her to see if that were the case.

[@HeatKingMedia]

Whenever I watch these films I feel sad that David Carradine passed away years ago. He was a good actor. RIP to a legend.

[@crimsonknight7011]

Budd might not of been killed by her personally, but he was killed by a black mamba which was her alias, gotta love how Tarantino did that

[@sirphilipe]

There is a theory that the Sword that Bruce Willis uses in the Pawn shop in Pulp Fiction is Bud's Hanzso sword which he pawned!

[@charleslee8313]

Since you've already seen Kill Bill Vol. 1, Jen should know that the Bride's real name was shown on the screen, if you paused on the plane ticket -- you see "Kiddo, Beatrix" written on it. I saw Vol. 2 with a group of friends, one of whom loved to say "wakey-wakey, eggs and bakey". When Budd said that, we all looked at our friend, and started laughing.

[@peppyd]

It's been mentioned many times that if there was a Kill Bill Vol 3 that Vernita Green's daughter Nikki would return to seek revenge, but I think Tarantino left Elle Driver alive so she would be the one to train her. A blind master would be an ode to Master Po training Caine in Kung Fu

[@Davidb5x]

Even though we don't actually see Elle die onscreen, my impression of that scene has always been that the fact that she's now wildly stumbling about blindly in the trailer is that she would be then be finished off by the black mamba she herself brought there, in a moment of supreme poetic justice/karma.

[@luckystallone4194]

Love that Tarantino was able to make so many movies in one movie. Samurai epic, blaxploitation, anime, western, revenge tail, self aware comedy..... It's got everything

[@KBGoesToTheMovies]

Fun fact: Kobe Bryant got his Black Mamba nickname from this film. Kobe's initials are KB, Kill Bill's initials are KB. Also my initials are KB and my favorite athlete was Kobe, and Kill Bill is one of my favorite films.

[@shadesofgold24]

Lol the dragonforce flute made me rewind to make sure I wasn’t mishearing

[@soundaholixx]

The eye scene is so iconic

[@stumpyalex503]

I cant really say i like one part more than the other. Both are badass revenge flicks, and whereas part 1 had much better action, part 2 felt more like a thoughtful western movie to me.. Something along the lines of Unforgiven. And to me, that worked just as well.

[@garytiptin6479]

Interestingly enough, Budd reminded me of Will Munny, from the Clint Eastwood film, "Unforgiven"; He certainly seemed like he was tamed, and broken; but when the real man tore off his mask, you got a HORRIFIC look at the man underneath!

[@harrisonrosemont]

The name on the grave is Paula Schultz. Some people theorize she is related to Dr King Schultz from Django Unchained.

[@AnusSniffer69]

If Jen wants to delve into anime, I recommend starting with “Castlevania”. It’s a western animation, so it’ll be a good intro to the genre. Also, it’s really good. One of my favorites ever. Jumping straight into a Japanese anime can be a bit hard for a lot of people given the major cultural and style differences. It can really blindside you lol.

[@marks2807]

I agree with Castlevania. Would also see her enjoying Death Note with the movies she seems to enjoy most.

[@Jaslath]

I say let's start her on the classics: Vampire Hunter D, Akura, and Ninja Scroll.

[@themiIes]

Honestly the only real choice for starting with western animation is The Last Airbender. Untouched Animated Show when it comes to the genre

[@nellio3981]

I think another good one could be My Hero Academia. Ik it's not the best show out there compared to others but I think the premise of super heros and villains is something they can get behind since they enjoy super hero movies.

[@Landeyx]

Attack on Titan (profile pic unrelated)

[@artdeco64]

In Pulp Fiction, at the end, when Jules says he’s going to walk the earth like Caine in (1970’s - cult classic - tv show) Kung Fu, Bill (David Carradine) is who played Caine in Kung Fu. I use to date a lady who absolutely loved Kung Fu. In fact, she use to place quotes said in the show on the ceiling in her bedroom.

[@dalehenrickson6243]

In kill bill part 1 , fighting the crazy 88 uma did take an eye ball from one of the fighters and performed the 5 finger death punch. Re watch that fight you will see it.

[@jefffiore7869]

Pei Mai is played by Gordon Liu who also played Johnny Mo, the bald guy with the mask in Kill Bill 1. Esteban was the sheriff at the chapel.

[@WGFavor]

The interesting thing is that B.Kiddo the human black mamba was so bad, the real black mamba dared not attack her.

[@KThyme]

Might be worth looking up the Pai Mei films. There are some great references squeezed into his chapter, like the taking a kick to the crotch thing.

[@josequiroz2743]

I always remember that Superman speech, the whole movie is great

[@mrgamerwatch100]

the buried alive scene still gives me so much anxiety even though I know how it plays out lol

[@paulieluppino1856]

13:58 ...."What if your enemy is three inches from you?"..... I run like a bitch......

[@detroitmcpro]

Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 are always fun to watch back to back, although I've never seen "the whole bloody affair." Jen's facial reactions are always the funniest parts of the videos, glad she has enjoyed her foray into the world of Tarantino!

[@ago5022]

Boston is just so memeable

[@chanceneck8072]

I love the story behind how Michael Parks got the role for Esteban. You should look into that! Such a versatile character actor, who never gets enough credit....

[@motoAdam93]

I really hope you guys watch “once upon a time in Hollywood” that is my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie for sure. Would love to see you react to that one

[@James__________________]

You guys really need to watch once upon a time in hollywood jen would love it

[@ShaDowAssaSiN120]

I think everyone’s ears perked up when Jen said she’s interested in anime now

[@aaronpugh1397]

A couple fun facts: Gordon Liu plays Pai Mei - he also played the leader of the Crazy 88 in Vol 1. Michael Parks plays Esteban (the pimp) - he also played Sheriff Earl McGraw in Vol 1 (as well as From Dusk Til Dawn, Planet Terror and Death Proof).

[@aaronpugh1397]

More fun facts: In the shooting script, the encounter with Bill was set on a beach at sunset. It initally played out in a more cliched homage to older samurai films - but still retained the abrupt usage of the (at the time) 10-point exploding heart technique. Personally, I think the change was good - as the descriptions of the camera work and editing in the script came off as a bit redundant with some of the camera work during the Elle encounter in Budd's trailer. The shooting script also included Gogo's twin sister - who would have chased The Bride through LA after she kills Vernita Green. The Bride ends up getting shot with a shotgun (IIRC) and ends up having to take a doctor hostage to patch her up. Tarantino has recently hinted that if he were to do another Kill Bill film that Gogo's sister could make an appearance. The Pai Mei sequence was also a bit different. There was originally supposed to be a scene where he puts her in a pit with a giant rat that she must kill for sustenance. This was, essentially, replaced with a longer montage and the scene where he throws her food on the ground when she stops trying to use the chop sticks.

[@RoyKoopaling]

Originally there was supposed to be a big show down between Bill and the The Bride, but it got cut due to producers complaining about costs.

[@ImJustinPineda]

Kill Bill Vol 1 & 2 are two of my favorite movies of all time. I just love them both so much and for different reasons!

[@fracturedstreak2490]

In the first kill bill at the end where she was chopping limbs off was originally in full color but they made it black and white later

[@paulhewes7333]

the fake flute music was *chef's kiss*. Brilliant work.

[@scottdean185]

hope they do hatefull eight or reservoir dogs two of my faves also for animation the animatrix is a great one.

[@fan-i-am]

Pai Mei is played by the actor who plays the leader of the Crazy 88

[@ArgonTheAware]

And Pai Mei did it for the same reason that your drill sergeant did because they always start the training by tearing people down so that they can build them back up with new skills

[@ollegnaget]

Imagine describing Kill Bill as "pretty good". I am insulted. Love your reactions!

[@backforblood3421]

The guy playing Budd's boss is the son of Joey Bishop from The Rat Pack.

[@exqueue3813]

The big problem I have with Kill Bill is the Superman analogy. Clark Kent grew up on a farm in Kansas. He was a baby when he left Krypton, Clark Kent is who he is. Superman is a symbol he adopts.

[@dalehenrickson6243]

The point bill was making was no matter where Beatrice lived or pretended to be she’s a killer. Just like Superman no matter where he woke up pretending to be he’s always a superhero

[@exqueue3813]

@@dalehenrickson6243 but the analogy is wrong. Clark Kent is who he is: an "aw shucks" farm boy who is genuinely a wholesome, good guy because that's how he was raised. Superman is the disguise. Now contrast that with Batman. Bruce Wayne is the disguise, Batman is how he thinks of himself. Bruce essentially died in Crime Alley when his parents died. Batman was what was left.

[@dalehenrickson6243]

@@exqueue3813 I say Nay. The male I was as a child, the male I was is a teenager, the male I was as a young adult and the male I am today. Are completely different personalities. Clark Kent may have grown-up on a farm. But he moved to a big city adapted and learn the ways of human beings. He’s not even human. Krypton in their culture and their ways are completely different from us. He has vast knowledge in his head that we couldn’t even comprehend. And your observation is on a tangent. The point of bill’s Allergy is Beatrice is a killer and she will always be a killer. Superman the adult will always be Superman no matter what costume he wears

[@dalehenrickson6243]

@@exqueue3813 The aw shucks is an act to be accepted by humans easily. Weak, Stupid, and clumsy. The only way superman could look at us

[@VegetaLF7]

@@exqueue3813 One of my favorite examples of that is in Batman Beyond. One villain was tricking people into doing things by getting in their heads and making them think that these thoughts were their own. After attempting this on the elderly Bruce Wayne, Bruce was able to resist this by realizing someone was messing with him because "in my head the voices kept calling me Bruce, but in my head that's not what I call myself". Even in his old age he thinks of himself as Batman first and foremost, Bruce Wayne being the disguise.

[@chahzieronin5772]

Thank you for your service, Ms. Jen. I also like the suggestion of stabbing Uma's Character before burying her alive you're ruthless.

[@tithannisk7470]

It's not surprising that Sin City reminds Jen of the 300 because both movies are based on a Frank Miller's comic :D

[@k-popplayinklown5473]

The last fight scene in KillBill 1 is about art, not action scene

[@jerrygodeep4787]

You can’t just watch the whole bloody affair lol. “This version of the film is very rare and has never been released for home video or leaked online. It is known to exist as film prints owned by the director himself”.

[@jerrygodeep4787]

The crazy 88 scene is in color also.

[@renlessard]

The actor who played Estaban is the same who played the Sherriff in Vol1