Somehow Kill Bill vol. 2 was EVEN better than the FIRST?!

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[@imarxb]

Mary, are you doing giveaways using Telegram, or is it a scam?

[@davewolf6256]

So I appreciate KBV2 because of its characterization of The Bride. When she says the reason she never told Bill she knew the Five Point Exploding Heart Technique, she realizes it’s because she always thought she would have to use it on Bill. And that thought, together with everything she has done for revenge, makes her doubt herself. Whether she is a good person, whether she deserves a happy ending. It’s worth pointing out that Quentin Tarantino has hinted that pre-script of these movies had The Bride dying at the end. But I think it’s more poetic to give the heroine a reason to live, despite all the doubt they are left with at the end.

[@michaelmengis5230]

the szene wher she hit the coffin lied to get out is bin testet bei the Miythbusters and the resuld was ewen when you could bracke the coffin lied the sand mass wuld flow in in no time and you wuld die

[@raymondape]

Someone is in your comments impersonating you.

[@notsureyou]

So it's like an Australian snake ;-)

[@miroslav.hlavicka]

Pai Mei told Beatrix that her hand belongs to him. So he actually indirectly avenged his death because "his" hand plucked out Ella's other eye.

[@spicymemes7458]

Never thought of that before. That's fucking great

[@lucassmith1886]

Interesting never thought about that. The more you know!

[@TheBlarggle]

She also plucked the eye out of one of the Crazy 88's during the big brawl to get to Oren. So they already established she knew how to do it.

[@ChurchNietzsche]

Yes!!!

[@DJ_Cub]

Oh brother. These nerds be out here

[@evan-gi8cd]

I love how the bride says “of course he did” when asked if pai mei taught her the exploding heart technique. It’s so clear she was his best student.

[@user-dk3pp2hj3v]

And I like how Beatrix, coming out of the grave, politely asks the waiter to give her water... Pei Mei, in the scene with rice and chopsticks, taught her to always behave with dignity!

[@TheNOJUSTICEJUSTUS]

“B*tch, you don’t have a future” is my all time favorite line. 🔥😎

[@l34CoNCreepy]

uma straight up deserved an oscar for this performance. she did so much of literally everything.

[@rasicomega]

It's a spectacular performance. Great physical performance (along with her badass stunt double Zoe Bell) and an epic demonstration of pretty much every emotional state from fury to fear to joy to gratefulness. Just her transformation when behaving like a cute, oblivious American tourist in a sushi bar learning Japanese words to determined, hardened killer demanding a Hanzo sword in Japanese is incredible. Another standout is the bathroom scene at the end where the range of emotions washing over her face is stunning. She was brilliant in Kill Bill and never got the recognition she deserved from Hollywood for her work.

[@TR13400]

​@@rasicomega I agree. The movie is really cool visually and the writing is great as well but Umas acting is what is really mind-blowing.

[@no_one01-5]

meh... She is an excellent b-movie actress but she hams it up too much sometimes.

[@TR13400]

@@no_one01-5 The truth-serum scene? Thats not B-movie acting buddy lol.

[@no_one01-5]

@@TR13400 Then you don't know acting. lol

[@coldflamebluedragon196]

Broke his heart the first time for leaving and literally broke his heart the second time by making it explode

[@NeoZeitGeist]

nope, it was just an act. Bill is alive

[@dennisbay3035]

@@NeoZeitGeist I had considered that too from a story perspective.. but Carradine isn't, so no sequel with him.

[@randomaccessfemale]

@@NeoZeitGeist That would imply Pai Mei and his technique was false, which does not seem plausible.

[@MetastaticMaladies]

@@randomaccessfemale Bill is 100% dead. But Pai Mei is alive, no mere poison could kill the immortal Pai Mei.

[@kg4wwn]

@@randomaccessfemale It could also imply that Beatrix intentionally did it wrong, or that there was a countermeasure that Bill knew. Or simply that Bill had no heart.

[@MaoKatz]

18:10 Pai Mei is a legendary character that appears often in Chinese cinema. Pai Mei, or Bak Mei in Cantonese, literally means "White Eyebrow"

[@synystera]

still remember watching it in a movie theater when it came out and when the sounds of the dirt being dropped on the coffin had stopped amidst that dead silence one woman uttered "Fuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuu*ck" and the entire audience burst into laughter.

[@The_RedVIII]

David Carradine is fantastic as Bill. He was mostly an actor in B-movies before this and was the star of a pretty popular tv show in the 70s. Today people mostly remember the way he died, but he was a pretty great actor, and I'm glad Tarantino cast him in this role, which is probably his stand out performance.

[@Rebel8MAC]

Auto erotic asphyxiation. He went out flying HIGH 🫡🫡🫡

[@corpusD]

@@AdamHActualDavid Carradine did a good job in Kung Fu, but the concept of the series was presented to the network by Bruce Lee. Bruce wanted to play the lead role, but the network company did not do it.

[@luxurybuzz3681]

@@corpusD Yeah it was originally Bruce's idea. He wrote some more un produced series..

[@peterwardle4854]

Don't google David Carradine

[@YukoValis]

If you read up more on his death it was pretty suspect the way it happened. People say he couldn't have been able to do it himself based upon the position of things in the room, and that it looked like he was roughed up before. So in my opinion how he died is more of a mystery. Now you can say I just got blinders on because he is an amazing actor imo, but it doesn't mean it could be ruled out.

[@cbobwhite5768]

There used to be a game show, called, "The $64,000 Question". Now, when people are about to ask a really big question, they'll refer to it as the $64,000 question.

[@Juan-qn3yl]

People ask why it is exactly $64,000. Is because in the game first question's price was $1000, and the price money would duplicate every question. For 8-questions you end up qith the final $64,000 question. Math.

[@Gkwilson1487]

I’ve watched so many kill Bill reaction videos, and young people always ask what that means lol

[@0okamino]

I’m thinking Mary should do a reaction to _Quiz Show._

[@OldRod99]

"What did they do with Paula's body?" They buried Bea on top of Paula's casket, so there were two bodies in the grave

[@dyvdvudviidvfiv]

I love the way Elle thrashing around on the floor after losing her eye, pays homage to the death scene of Pris, her charachter in Blade Runner.

[@DirtnapJack]

Maybe her prior role was the inspiration, but QT told her to just go nuts.

[@hoagsmash4188]

OMG my simple a** didn't even make that connection!

[@LarryLeeder]

I thought this exact thing when I saw this in the cinema.

[@goldenageofdinosaurs7192]

@@LarryLeederSame. Blade Runner is one of my all-time, favorite films, so I had a big smile on my face when that happened.

[@DJKuroh]

9:08 A small detail that's easy to miss is apparently swords are allowed on planes in this universe. If you rewatch the plane scene, you can see katana holders next to the seats as though it's pretty normal to just carry on a sword in this universe.

[@XghostXfaceX2]

I love how they handle Bill in this film. Because he demonstrates real regret for his actions. He demonstrates he has nothing but love for B. Lastly after she delivers the death blow he still reaffirms his love and admiration for her. This all undermines the revenge and even the audiences desire for that revenge. Because getting that revenge felt empty. Instead it feels sad and tragic.

[@patrickwaldeck6681]

Pai Mei is actually a classic stock charachter from old Shaw brothers kung fu movies back in the 70's and 80's. The actor playing him here, Gordon Liu, actually played a hero fighting against Pai Mei and the White Lotus clan in some films from the late 80's. Check out Shaolin Executioners and Clan of the White Lotus if you're interested!

[@tommiller4895]

Gordon Liu also played Johnny Mo, the leader of the Crazy 88's in Part 1 (bald head, Kato Mask).

[@Metamorfeus]

Also, those crash zooms that Mary attributed to Tarantino are actually an homage to said Shaw Brothers movies.

[@scaredy-cat2215]

Also the “deadly viper assassination squad” is a reference to the “5 deadly venoms”, so many Shaw Bros references! 🥰🖤🤘🏽 and a lot of sound effects are from classic martial arts films

[@MitchClement-il6iq]

​@@Metamorfeusit was a chang che thing which is one Quentin favorite directors.. the God father of kung fu films.

[@chrismaverick9828]

So many homages to classic kung fu in this film. Having seen a lot of the old Shaw Brothers and other films I catch them all in an instant.

[@phiefer3]

The Elle scene has a lot of interesting symbolism in it. One thing to note is that while all of Bill's crew (aside from himself) were named after snakes, Elle was the only one named after a non-venomous snake. This is really ironic considering that poison seems to be her preferred method of killing: it's how she killed Pai Mei, it's how she was going to kill Beatrix before Bill told her not to, and then she used a black mamba to kill Bud (I know that poison and venom are not the same thing, but still symbolically close enough). I also have a theory that she was also the only member of the group that didn't have a Hanzo sword (I don't think it's confirmed if Lucy or Halle's characters had them or not, but I assume they did), this would make the Hanzo swords symbolically their venom, which she doesn't have. Which would explain both her tendency to kill with poison as her desire to have venom, as well as her desire to buy Beatrix's sword off of Budd. Her choice to use a black mamba, Beatrix's snake, to kill Budd is clearly meant to be a sort of revenge on behalf of Beatrix. Elle says that Beatrix deserved better than to be killed by Budd, so by having him killed by her namesake she's giving Beatrix some revenge. This act then creates further symbolism when Beatrix walks by the black mamba on her way out, the snake hisses and reels back, but doesn't strike, almost as if it ("death incarnate") is afraid of Beatrix; whereas she doesn't even regard the snake. Thinking back over this scene actually brings up an interesting bit of trivia about this movie: Beatrix doesn't kill either Budd or Elle. In fact, Bill is the only person she kills in this one (at least as far as we see), which is quite the change compared to all of the yakuza she takes out in part 1.

[@eatsmylifeYT]

I don't think Hattori Hanzo would give out his swords to just anyone.

[@ThePartisan13]

​@@eatsmylifeYTI mean Bill's group wasn't just anyone tho.

[@misterprickly]

Fun fact: A number of actors from the first movie, came back to play different characters in the second film. -Gordon Liu played the bald leader of the Crazy 88 & Pai Mei; The Sheriff played the pimp etc.

[@davidyoung745]

Tarantino loves to do that. If you watch Django Unchained, the slave trader who gets shot in the opening scene is played by the same actor who plays the Candy Land heavy with the handlebar mustache later in the movie.

[@wongbingo9523]

Only two actors. Not number of actors😂

[@misterprickly]

@@wongbingo9523 I *thought* there was a few more.

[@Dudemeister-id9mw]

​@@wongbingo95232 is a number.

[@johnmcnulty2705]

Esteban was supposed to be played by Ricardo Montaban but he was late to the table reading so Michael Parks read his part in his absence. Tarantino liked his delivery and gave him both parts.

[@Denkar11]

David Carradine starred as Kwai Chang Caine (sp?) in the series Kung Fu, which was immensely popular in the 70s, especially among martial artists. He played a half Chinese half European orphan, raised in a Shao Lin temple, and then transplanted to the American wild west. Great show for its early presentation of kung fu.

[@mikedoskitomen1991]

Pai Mei taught Beatrice well. That is why she had so much endurance and strength. Pai Mei shaped her into a literal weapon. He was hard on her because he saw potential in her and needed her to be strong. She was his best student. Thanks for this reaction to this movie. Love your reactions

[@CyanSpyder]

There's a few hints throughout the two movies as to The Bride's name, As well as Bill calling her Kiddo, O'Ren calls her "Silly Rabbit" (Trix are for kids). Also, it's noted on her boarding pass to Okinawa

[@BradAaronTaylor]

Iconic moment after iconic moment. I _love_ David Carradine's Superman monologue too. Serious goosebumps! I live in hope for _Kill Bill: Volume 3,_ ngl 🤞🏻

[@yakamen]

That's a great monologue

[@user-mg5mv2tn8q]

Great dialogue, excellently delivered, but still dead wrong, and I think even Quentin Tarantino knew it. Superman is most definitely *not* Superman all the time. He was raised from infancy to be Clark Kent, his Earthly parents were excellent parents who instilled all his best, most admirable in him, and he had an extremely happy, content, and purposeful childhood. Even back in the Silver Age, when being Superboy was a major part of his youth, there's no way Clark Kent could have possibly grown up thinking of himself entirely by his super identity. Powers or no powers, Clark Kent is his true identity, Superman is just a costume he wears.

[@ChurchNietzsche]

But he only has one more left ... Besides... who is she going after? I guess someone could be going after her.

[@andreabruson5558]

that whole scene is a real masterpiece! you can find everything cinema can offer in those 15 minutes! about Kill Bill Vol 3 I think he never gonna do it at this point and to be fair I don't think I would be ok with it after all of these years...

[@DirtnapJack]

KB3? Will the Bride's biggest enemy be hot flashes?

[@loverboy_81]

Watching the burial scene at the cinema was brutal. It was like being trapped in one big coffin.

[@mgordon1100]

Yeah, people who didn't see this movie in the theaters can't fully appreciate how that scene was filmed for the audience. It would help if they watched it in the dark on their big TV's.

[@sparafucile9]

Beatrix crying at the end is her answer to Budd’s question to Elle - which R is she filled with is relief

[@WeeZeL79]

personally I think the crying/laughing at the end really shows that she's happy to have her daughter back but also the fact she did love Bill.

[@craigplatel813]

Elle is played by Daryl Hannah who played pris in blade runner. They both ended up writhing on the ground as they meet their ends.

[@richardbalducci4490]

The famous Mary Cherry Cold Death Stare of Unamusement at 12:48 🤣🤣🤣🍸

[@falloutfan2502]

I love how she tells you at the start of the movie that she has one person to kill, and that's exactly how many she does.

[@paulallen1656]

I like how you're going "aww" to bill offering to pay for diner considering what he ends up doing to them.

[@YolandaAnneBrown95726]

Don't forget the constant sexual assaults that The Bride was subjected to. We know of at least 2, but God know how many times she was assaulted over those 4 years. That would be on the Top 3 reasons why she'd take the whole crew out.

[@blackwind92]

I preferred Kill Bill vol. 1 more as a kid by a wide margin, but as I got older, I just fell in love with vol. 2. Would love if QT made "The Whole Bloody Affair" available for purchase.

[@danholmesfilm]

srsly

[@BasketCase-rr7tx]

I dont think its even anything to do with being a kid. I think A lot of people were disapointed with part 1 because the first is such an action extravaganza and the second part tones the action back a lot.

[@marioquinoz7199]

1 is 1000% times better

[@TheeGoatPig]

The burial scene nearly had me panicking in the theater. And while you were trying not to cry when BB showed up, I was tearing up in the office as i listened to this, as those scenes get to me every single time.

[@pyrpoi]

Confession: I took a fair bit of lsd before seeing this movie in theaters the first time. The buried alive scene is one of the most vivid scenes in all of film history to me. It was an awful hard time not to freak out in this movie in some places.

[@WolfHreda]

For the end of the movie, you have to remember Beatrix had no idea BB was alive and well. So Ruby's have turned out better than even she could've predicted. She got her revenge, and she gets to spend her life with the daughter she thought she'd lost.

[@TheMightyOdin]

In the theater the burial scene was crazy. You felt like you were in the coffin. As the lid is nailed shut the theater became completely dark with only the sounds of the dirt being shoveled on top of you.

[@shrapnel77]

This is my favorite Tarantino movie. I love the character development of Bud, who was the only one to outsmart and defeat Beatrice. Caradine also adds a great conclusion to the movie and we finally hear his reasons for his actions.

[@quixote6942]

"Esteban" was also the Sheriff, and played that role in Several Tarantino Movies like "Death Proof", "Planet Terror" and " Dead by Dawn". In the 70's splatter films, they regularly used the same actors (and Characters) from Movie to Movie.

[@chrissiegle1065]

David Caradine was the star in one of the most popular series in the 70s called Kung fu.. it was about a young Shaolin monk who was forced to walk the earth in search of himself... Great series.. and perfect for the casting of Bill ... Great reaction. Thank you

[@grabtharshammer]

I always thought he was searching for his brother

[@Anthonylokison]

People either don't know or just ignore the fact that Kill Bill is one movie with the running time of "4 hours and 8 minutes" In order to not make to long of a movie Quentin broke it down into 2 volumes not 2 parts it is not a part one and a sequel it is one long movie, this is also why when it was came out, volume 2 was released 6 months after volume 1.

[@timcook6566]

These KB films are a masterpiece of the genre. Another great film like this is Assassins. It stars Sylvester Stallone, Antonio Banderas, and Julienne Moore. Fantastic writing, acting, and directing.

[@not_cicero]

Since Beatrix was nicknamed "Black Mamba," she still technically ended up killing Budd too. I love all the little details in this movie.

[@hbq3000]

Always been a fan of this movie, went on opening night. Now as a parent I loved this movie even more and tear up with Kiddo and B.B.'s interactions

[@jamesxiong6420]

Good catch on the pianist being none other then Samuel L Jackson!

[@DuchessFatima]

If I was Bill I would’ve just ordered myself a wheelchair 😂

[@rudyardmagpie]

He is a very famous actor in the 70's. Star in a TV series, "Kung Fu."

[@jffcrt6290]

"64 Thousand Dollar Question" was a popular gameshow in the early 1960's. 😊

[@Britcarjunkie]

David Carradine was a living legend - as was a good chunk of his family. He starred in a series in the early '70's called "Kung Fu", and learned martial arts for that series. In fact, the flute he plays, is the one he played in that series. You did see Bill in part 1: he was the anime henchman that started the fire in O-Ren's parents' house, after his boss killed them. He was also in the original "Death Race 2000". He was a great guy: I met him at a car show in Los Angeles, one day: he walked up from behind me & struck up a conversation with me, as if we'd known each other for years! Then, after 30 or so minutes walking around & looking at the cars & chatting, he vanished as fast as he'd appeared.

[@adamhale2155]

Being in the theater for the buried alive scene was nerve wracking. So dark and quiet and the dirt coming down all around you... chills, still! Haha

[@blueeyedcowboy8291]

The look that Uma gives the camera towards Bill at 32:16 is so great. You can feel every emotion. These two movies are my favorite of Tarantino.

[@jspres86]

I could really picture a scenario where Bill tells B.B. the night before, "Mommy's awake, and she's coming to take you on a wonderful, magical journey. Daddy can't come with you, but that's ok. Let's have all the fun we can have tonight." Like he knew he was going to die, but he made peace with it and was ready to own up to it. Great fun, entertaining film. And once again...proof that ONLY Quentin Tarantino knows what to do with Michael Madsen.

[@nilesstark]

Fun Legend: A good year after Kill Bill was completed, Quentin did tease 2 ideas if he revisited Kill Bill. One would be an anime prequel following Bill. Another would be a Vol. 3 story following the character Nikki growing up and exacting her revenge 15 years later against Beatrix for the death of her mother.

[@grendeltech]

If he went with that, I could see Elle coming back as Nikki's teacher. Assuming she survived the mamba 😅

[@MrRoboto81]

That will forever be rumor. Tarantino stated in a recent interview that the kill bill story is complete and concluded with Bill’s death in volume 2, and that he will not be making any further sequels or prequels.

[@mokane86]

@@MrRoboto81probably will be the case, but there is still plenty of time for money and boredom to change his mind someday 😂

[@ChrisBrown-or8ky]

I always wanted a Blind Fury (Rutger Hauer) type film for Daryl Hannah as a sequel

[@LarryLeeder]

​@@ChrisBrown-or8kyBlind Fury was a sort-of reboot of the Blind Swordsman Zatoichi film series from Japan. There was a spectacular Zatoichi reboot by Takeshi Kitano (starred in Battle Royale) in 2003. It's also referenced by Jungle Julia in Death Proof

[@fernandodeleon7466]

The main conflict here is how parenthood change us (or not). Bill still says "I'm a killer", so he raise his daughter to be like that. Beatrix thinks " I MUST change for her ". Well, somebody has to win ...

[@Thrui]

38:42 I always loooved B's reaction to Bill's "I...overreacted"! It always felt like a very genuine reaction lol

[@szandorkane6372]

David Carradine is probably best known for his work in the TV show Kung Fu. He sadly passed away in 2009 under..unique circumstances.

[@GlamityJean]

I think in the end Beatrix is also feeling the "sense of euphoria" which is the side effect of the truth serum, so that, plus all the emotions is probably a lot to take in

[@jrobwoo688]

The man who tells Beatrix the location of Bill is played by the late actor Michael Parks. He also played the sheriff in Kill Bill Vol. 1. He also stars in Red State written/directed by Kevin Smith. An extremely overlooked film.

[@Belnick6666]

David Carradine was mostly know for the actor who "stole" the role from Bruce Lee, to play Kwai Chang Caine in the tv show Kung Fu

[@redrick8900]

Well he was better qualified. He didn't steal anything.

[@bigredtlc1828]

Amazing dialogue and editing by QT. Lots of homages to old Japanies movies and characters. David Carradine played the main character on the Kung Fu TV series when he was younger. QT is a master filmmaker. The monologue Carradine has at the end about Superman and Clark Kent is brilliant. Makes you see Superman in a completely different light. Thanks for reacting. I love revisiting this movie through new eyes.

[@cixelsyd40]

The actor who plays Bud shows up in quite a few other Tarantino films. Also the 64K is specific because it’s the name of a game show from the 1950s.

[@0okamino]

It reminds me that there is a severe shortage of reactions to the movie _Quiz Show._

[@clash5j]

64,000 is not just a number that Bill pulled out of his butt. It's the name of a game show that aired in the USA in the 50's - The 64,000 Question. Bill would be the right age to know that game show

[@DJKuroh]

I love how the movie makes you sympathize with The Bride because Budd is right, she also deserves to do. Who knows how many people she killed before trying to get out. She's just as guilty as the rest of them, even though we agree with her revenge quest. I love that.

[@marshallprince2583]

In the movie, we see Beatrix worth the sword next to her on the plane, which would never happen in real life. You're right about that. However, she still could have brought it back from Japan as long as she declared the sword at customs and had it stored under the plane with the rest of the luggage. The airline's biggest concern is that you don't have access to the weapon during the flight. In Texas (where El Paso and Bud's trailer are), you can openly carry firearms and even medieval weapons like swords, axes, and spears. However, I have never actually seen someone open carry swords or spears in Texas, and I've lived here for almost 40 years.

[@maximillianosaben]

Whenever I see people handle the buried alive scene in this movie, I instantly want to see them try to watch Buried, starring Ryan Reynolds. Thats' about 80+ minutes all taking place inside a coffin. Hell of a filmmaking feat, but not a movie everyone can sit through. Even Reynolds had proper panic attacks while filming and confined.

[@solar2k6]

Please watch “Desperado” it’s one of the most iconic QT films and it gets criminally overlooked by many YT reactors.

[@redrick8900]

Not Tarantino.

[@spicymemes7458]

I love how Pai Mei's Five Point Exploding Heart technique is a Mortal Kombat fatality now

[@tonyjackson8363]

The 64 Thousand Dollar Question was a 1950s TV quiz show.

[@GenaiDoma]

fun fact: you can actually bring swords through customs in the US my brother bought a sword in a different country and when he got to the airport he had 2 choices. Check the sword as luggage,(it would travel in cargo hold of the plane.) or he could ship it from the country to his house in the US. He chose to ship the sword because the shipping company offers insurance lol. However he could have just brought the sword with him as luggage. So to answer the question of how she got the sword through customs it actually is not that hard to bring a sword with you from another country. at least in the US anyway.

[@dnish6673]

Of course, in KB1, she actually had the sword on the plane with her at her seat.

[@devingalloway2708]

64,000 Question is a daytime TV game show. Tarintino references early TV and movies. When the US only had 3 TV channels everyone from that Era would be familiar with such references

[@ehridium]

Since Pai Mei wouldn't teach Bill the exploding heart technique, I think that being killed by it was an excellent consolation prize. David Caradine did a lot of genre movies in the 80's and 90's, his brother played Penny's father in TBBT.

[@DBZ-Mousa]

Aaah, another great reaction! I was waiting for it! :) Love seeing you react, and I'm glad you liked the movie a lot!

[@thestranger6648]

Yes!!! I have been waiting for this part two reaction!!!

[@technofilejr3401]

39:40, given what he says to Beatrix about his feelings for her in this this scene, I think Bill didn't fight to his fullest potential. Beatrix is the love of his life and he is hers. So he let her kill him as penance for what he did. He died knowing she would take care of their child.

[@ginnevra3957]

Omg!!!! I was waiting for you to see this one!!!!! Its "better" than the first but I think is just because it shows you a lot of more things. Cause both are Gems(*). Thanks for this one❤️🇨🇱

[@Smoothjazzsundays]

Hell yeah! Been needing a good upload today!!

[@nicholaspruitt9032]

Happy Holidays Mary. Kill Bill was originally one big movie, but they split it in 2 to increase its profabilty. Would be interesting to combine them into one big super cut. Cheers!

[@DerekMoore82]

Someone already did, It's called 'Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair' It combines everything and even restored some great cut scenes and also didn't turn the Crazy 88 fight into black and white, it's shown in its original uncensored color format.

[@tisdue]

he literally did that! a few years ago! look it up. Tarantino himself released the full OG cut.

[@ceelos4504]

Good stuff Ms. Cherry, you helped me appreciate the movie a little more :)

[@SilverWolf442]

Another great reaction. You are truly one of my favs. You're not biased with story & character. You aren't obnoxious. And you dont make cringe "jokes" every sec. like some who aren't funny or clever like they wanna think.

[@Raixor]

*The great thing is, Nikkia Bell (Ambrosia Kelley) & B.B. Kiddo (Perla Haney-Jardine), the 2 young daughters in the movies, are now in their early-mid 20's. Old enough to face off against each other in "Volume 3". But Quentin is still iffy about the idea. But look em up. They're gorgeous.* *And as much as I like Maya Hawke (who is Mia's real daughter, and I hear might star as Beatrix's daughter, B.B.), Perla should stay the original B.B., and Maya could be written in as her sister. Name her, "Willamina/Wilhelmina" (Billy)* 😁

[@corymccarty8603]

Great Reaction Cherry! Been waiting for this one since you watched one! Keep up the great work Cherry and Have A Happy New Year's.

[@timothyhedrick5295]

@9:15 "How did she get that (sword) through customs?" There's actually a scene in the first movie where she's in the PASSENGER compartment of an airliner with her sword WITH HER... Figure that one out!

[@MrWhatdafuBOOM]

"Jokes on you, I got nothing there!" _On the contrary, balls of steel._ ⚪⚪

[@jrojas2520]

Happy Holidays, Mary! Was looking forward to this reaction.

[@mrtveye6682]

I always see both parts as one long movie (and I guess that's how it was originally planned), so I can only rate it as one movie. And even if I would try, I think both parts are equally great, both have iconic scenes and great chapters and really compliment each other.

[@linkfromhyrule5504]

David Carradine was Kwai Chang Caine in the 1972's TV series, _"Kung-fu."_

[@harpergras]

" Shogun Assassin " that Kiddo and her daughter is watching is one of my all time favorite movies.

[@einarschwentke7813]

This is your best video yet lol i was laughing many times. Your awesome facial expressions were next level lol. Thanks Mary ❤️

[@savage_skirt5386]

"We dont like magpies here in Australia; they swoop you" --- that's how we feel about Crows

[@fannybuster]

Back in the 1950s The US had a game show called the "$ 64.000 Question" In fact, Actress Patty Duke appeared on the game show and won $ 32.000 .later it was revealed the game was rigged in her favor..

[@jurywalters8027]

I love part two more, and like your reaction and part two, merry Christmas and happy new year🎉

[@omegawhite6943]

"B**ch, you don't have a future" is one of the best lines I've ever seen in Cinema.

[@BryanConnelly]

David Carradine Bill was in the television series in the 1970s called “kung fu” . If I remember right, it took place in the old West almost like a little house on the Prairie, but this guy wandered around and knew kung fu and people bothered him and messed with him and he used to kick everybody’s asses…, easily. He’s a bad ass from the 70s .

[@technofilejr3401]

1:00, the moment most of us old timers heard Bill's voice we knew what he looked like. David Carradine was a well known veteran actor from the 1970's. On the tv show Kung Fu he portrayed a half Chinese Shaolin Monk named Kwai Chang Caine who was on a quest in the Old West. Back in the 1990's he portrayed a descendant of that monk in modern times. It was called Kung Fu: The Legend Continues.

[@MJKFanatic]

My favorite piece of trivia is the song in the beginning of KB1 is "Bang Bang (My Baby Shot Me Down)" by Nancy Sinatra. In this film, when Beatrix meets her daughter (BB), she says Bang Bang! and "shoots" Beatrix down.

[@harpergras]

The guy that tells Kiddo where to find Bill is Michael Parks...One of my favorite old school actors...He had a TV show in 1969 named " Then Came Bronson "....He was in other movies over the years that I loved him in.

[@gabrielgabriel5177]

I have been waiting for this 😁

[@auraesthervaleroortega4043]

I ❤️ Mary's reactions so much 😍

[@thenotoriousgryyn342]

A Great Reaction! Have a Happy New Year's Mary 👍

[@Paritan164]

Something many gloss over is Bill telling The Bride/Beatrix that she would experience a wave of euphoria after the truth serum wore off. So she's going through that, and also a whole gamut of other emotions: joy, in the fact she got her revenge and her daughter back; grief, killing who was once the great love of her life; and relief, that her revenge is complete and she and her little girl can live their lives in peace. Hence the fit in the bathroom.

[@davidmarquardt9034]

The odd $64,000 question, is a reference to a old game show (before my time) where for some reason, the top prize was $64,000 (maybe they took $14,000 in taxes=an even $50,000?). It was in the 1950's so back then you might be able to buy a half-way decent house as the value of the dollar was much higher than today.

[@chrisnorman1902]

Volume 2 isn't a sequel, it's all one film split into two halves. If you just watch one then you're only watching half a film, unlike a separate sequel

[@mostaley5049]

Great reaction. Dude you had me cracking up. 😊👏🥰 Happy New Year from the U.S. 🎊 🎉 Celebrate

[@bazkeen]

David Carradine's father, John Carradine, was a well known actor in his own rights. Keith, David's half brother, is also an actor. David was a fan favourite back in the 70 with the TV series Kung Fu. He played Kwai Chang Caine. His nickname was "Grasshopper". A lot of memes have come from that. Great that you enjoyed it