KILL BILL VOLUME 2 (2004) MOVIE REACTION!! FIRST TIME WATCHING!
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- Опубликовано: 5 ноя 2020
- Hope you all enjoy my reaction as I watch Kill Bill Volume 2 for the first time.
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Original Movie: Kill Bill Volume 2 (2004)
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The one thing about tarantino he knows how to play symbolism well. Towards the beginning of the movie when Pai Mei was training Beatrix he told her that her arm was his now so when you think about it Beatrix took out Elle's eye with Pai Mei's arm getting both his revenge and Beatrix vengeance against the one who killed her master
Def. Beatrix had the utmost respect of Pai Mei, so much so that she became his most accomplished student and is the _only_ other one who knew the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique. He finally used his arm to take out her eye, poetic justice at its brilliance
In Part 1 I also realized she did the same move she did to Elle on one of the Krazy 88.
The eye pulling was thus heavily foreshadowed.
@@DrunkenCoward1 I forgot about that, but yes. I noticed this too. In fact, while watching Part 2 for the first time, it immediately caused flashbacks
I never put that together for some reason.... omg yes. Must watch myself and remember that.
well done.you noticed.:-)
So, she quite literally "broke" his heart)
Also fun fact: she killed hundreds of people in the first movie, and only one in the second.
Never thought about that. Is there some type of meaning behind that?
Couldn't be more than 100 or so, what with the name "Crazy 88" being so literal.
2 with Elle Driver.
@@CreepyNeighbor666 We never see Elle die though. For all we know she survived and is just no longer a threat since she's blind.
@@CreepyNeighbor666 Her survival is part of everyone's favorite plot point for a potential part 3
"I completely misjudged this guy"
That's exactly why Beatrix got shot so easily as well.
yeah, budward is best tarantino character
“so easily”??
@@lamb9770 I mean yeah, my guy was literally sitting down and gunned her ass down, that by definition is "easily"
@@danwilliams2551 after he spent all that time tracking her down and planning a massacre. he had to have 4 other people beat her up to the point where she was incapacitated. and she was also 8-9 months pregnant..? but yeah, easily.
@@lamb9770 i mean there's no need for the sass, I didn't know you were referencing that lol
Me: "Kill Bill"
Brandon, an intellectual: "Killing William"
I giggled at that
I prefer the rhyming "Killiam William"
Did you catch it? Bill dies because she broke his heart.
Actually he doesn't die. She spares him and he plays along.
@@DobryakZombie she forgave him
@@DobryakZombie ЧБУ?
@@doriangray104 ага
@@DobryakZombie 👊😁
Pai Mei gave his word that he’ll get his revenge from beyond the grave, the bride ripped Elles other eye out, with the same arm Pai Mei claimed to be his.
Dude, excellent fact right there! Thank you for this information. Tarantino never ceases to amaze me.
Also with the same hand that literally rose from a grave earlier in the movie
"Inglorious Basterds" has some great dialogue
The Bar Scene
My favorite Tarantino movie. So much tension! Hope Brandon will watch it.
I also think it's Tarantino's best. And as the last with the late Sally Menke editing, to me, the last that's had the full Tarantino energy. Pacing was always pitch perfect on her watch. Her instinct for when and where to cut, and why, was integral to the QT style. Basterds also has some glorious cinematography, particularly in that Leone inspired opening.
@@RoxanaGark exactly!
I completely agree but I feel the film leans on it to heavily.
When David Carradine starred in Kung Fu he learned how to make and play those flutes. In this movie, he's actually playing the flute.
Legend
He also died playing his "flute"
@Uncle Ho really ?
@Uncle Ho incorrect theory
@@Utekprasec 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
You are one of the only reaction RUclipsrs that I like. You’re very chill and calm. You don’t overreact to the point where it’s blatantly obvious that you are just acting. You also pay good attention and don’t talk over EVERYTHING like I see a lot of people do.
Also like James Vs Cinema as well. Both these dudes are super chill and give their own take on the films they watch.
Definitely I'm here for that too
You may like Chris Struckman too then.
@@eragon980 I have been subscribed to Chris since about 2011. He’s one of my favorites.
@@krisrodriguez5439 Same here but since 2015! been loving his halloween movie revisits lately
I am SO happy that we didn’t have to wait too long for this second reaction to come out!!
Right!? I've never clicked on a notification so fast
*gives a thumbs up for using the correct to and too* :-D
FACTS
He knew we wanted it lol also he watched them back to back
am i the only one who believe that this guy is just lying or he was in a coma for most of his life ? how he never watched kill bill ? we live in a 3rd country in africa and we still watched kill bill years ago on local normal tv !!! some of his 1st time watching is baffling to me
"And that's even worse than dying, what she did to her, taking out her other eye and just leaving her there. Eventually, she's going to die because no one else is coming out there." And there is also a live Black Mamba still slithering around that trailer.....
When I watched this in the theatre, I assumed that’s how she died. She was doing everything needed to upset a snake as grumpy as the Black Mamba. The Mamba will actively chase people, I don’t know why it wouldn’t act to rid itself of the annoyance she’s causing.
Her name at the end end credits has an “?” instead of getting crossed out.
The snake Elle was named after is actually immune to a black mamba's venom, so the symbolism at least is in her favour
"Not sure what he has that can stop her."
*Boomstick goes BOOM*
😯
Groovy
@@cristonsloan shop smart shop S Mart.. YA GOT THAT!!!
@@patrickgogan3517 Hail to the King baby. 😎
@@cristonsloan WEVE GOT TO GET OUT OF HERE
@@zachsutton2113 ruclips.net/video/aNbGHZuPrd0/видео.html 😀
I wondered about the daughters acting too friendly too. But she said "I waited a long time for you to wake up mommy" so maybe she visited her in hospital frequently.
No but Bill told her about her and showed her pictures.
If Bill was any sort of smart, he would keep Kiddo in a hospital far, far away from his primary residence.
Saw this movie in theaters, and I'll never forget watching the nails being hammered methodically into the coffin, and the sound of dirt crashing down onto it in absolute darkness.
Gives me chills remembering it. Tarantino's films deserve the big-screen treatment.
Probably my biggest movie regret is not seeing KB I&2 in theaters. Don’t know what the hell I was doing.
So much. Never been so uncomfortable in a theatre before. And then never so relieved.
Yep saw both volumes in theaters. My introduction to QT on the big screen... unforgettable
One of the things I've been missing the most lately in the pandemic.
"Bitch, you don't have a future..."
One of the greatest lines of all times!
The gravestone is marked Schultz, possibly the wife of Dr. King Schultz in Django Unchained
possibly? or probably? or definitely? Considering he used the same brand of cigarettes across all his films, as well as many other little things that cross over from film to film I'd say yes
@@TheIronDuke9 The thing is that Dr. Schultz never mentioned a wife in the movie and Paula’s grave is a bit late for them to be married. Not impossible but unlikely. That’s why I said possibly.
@@ntaylor8067 Could've remembered writing the name for this film and just wrote it as the lead in DJANGO without really connecting them.............Cool idea though
@@van8ryan true it could have been subconscious
Maybe a granddaughter
"I feel like this guy's gonna be really easy to cut down as well he does not look like he's in fighting shape."
but *GUN*
Hes an assassin to
He's the only 1 who outplayed her
@@drake128 Bill did as well
E. purgi outright play , she killed Bill . Bud escaped her wrath although was killed by her codename/snake.
@@puebloking8280 *too
Daryl hannah's screams and flailing away when she loses her other eye is Oscar worthy shit right there.... totally believable...
It seems like a callback to Blade Runner. Her character (Pris) flailed and screamed as she died too.
I always loved that scene. It impressed me when i was little
Too bad, “I killed your masssster” was laughably bad.
She said in an interview that she was doing this as a joke to make it as overly dramatic as possible because she thought it would be funny. She never expected that take to actually end up in the film.
@@firstnamelastname2552 - LOL. So the only scene where I actually thought her acting was great, was the only scene in which she wasn't seriously trying to act. Daaaayum.
"Is he her friend or father?" One of the first lines in the first movie is "Bill, it's your baby.." Come on bro
It's Tarintino. It could be her father AND his baby... lol
Just like kiddo, baby can be ambiguous.
@@rizipt I don't think "it's your baby" can be ambiguous. She's using "baby" as a noun, not a pet name.
4:28 .....
@@johnnyjohnny6174 Good point. A lot going on though. Not exactly a 'come on bro' moment.
Idk what it is about the coffin escape scene, but it always makes me really emotional and even shed a tear or two.
The music, Uma Thurman's acting, the Bride's (or Beatrix, I should say) predicament and the sheer fucking will to escape... It is soooo good.
SAME. I can’t watch it without tearing up either. One of the most moving scenes in any Tarantino movie.
Isn't the soundtrack in the scene from one of the Sergeo Leone film?
For me it's her initial reaction seeing her daughter and then the rage when she looks back at bill in the final scene.
Thats Ennio Morricone right there
Definitely my favorite, "What's up, friends?!" to date lol
Battle Without Honor or Humanity is the most badass song of all time!
I laughed my ass OFF at the intro, good one Brandon. Good one.
Was so awesome
How many lies have you told, and what do you call someone who lies? Have you ever stolen something, and what do you call someone who steals? Have you ever taken God’s name in vain (very serious; in Old Testament times, the Jews wouldn’t even say the name of God for fear of blasphemy) - even ‘OMG’? One more: Jesus said whoever looks at a woman to lust after her has already committed adultery in his heart; have you ever looked with lust?
Well I’m not judging you - but if you’ve done these things then you’re a liar, thief, blasphemer and adulterer-at-heart; that’s how seriously God takes sin. He is Holy (perfectly good/righteous and separate from sin) which means that He is perfect in justice; that means that just like a just judge does sentence criminals to pay for the wrong they caused, do does God sentence the payment of all sins - and if He were to judge you by the moral law (we’ve already looked at 4 commandments) would you be innocent or guilty? Heaven or Hell? The answer is hell - the wrath of God upon you for your sin
And the just God will punish ALL sin. Is that concerning?
But fortunately, God’s will is not that you perish. He wants all men everywhere to be saved. So do you know what He did for us guilty sinners? In self-giving mercy, He sent His Son Jesus Christ. He lived the perfect life that we should have lived - tempted at all points and yet He NEVER sinned. Through His life, being in very nature God, He revealed God to men; but we in our hatred condemned Him to death. On that cross as Jesus suffered, He took on the sin of the world and was judged in our place; receiving God’s wrath. You and I broke God’s law, but Jesus paid the fine. God can justly forgive us.
On that cross He died, then He was buried, but 3 days later He was raised from the dead - conquering death and Hell and ushering in The Kingdom of God. He then ascended to the right hand of God the Father (where He came from) now Lord of the living and the dead. God has fixed a date when He will judge the world in righteousness. What you need to do is repent (In humility, acknowledge your sin before God and turn to a relationship with Him) and trust ALONE in Jesus Christ and His work on the cross; and God will grant you the gift of the Holy Spirit. Then be baptised. Jesus' perfect righteousness will be accredited to you and you can stand in a relationship with the God of the Universe, a Father. If you repent and believe the gospel.
ROMANS 10:9 - If you confess with your mouth Jesus as Lord and believe in your heart that God raised Him from the dead, you will be saved
watching these reactions is always so comforting,,,,,, bob ross of movie reactions
Good call
Brandon ross
Great Analogy for Brandon!
"from dusk till dawn" is a must....
Shame he didn't do that for Halloween
lets not forget 'True Romance'
edit: I'm not a fan of inglorious basterds, but if you're doing a tarantino thing, I think you should watch that next.
then django unchained, then whatever else.
RIP one pre-edit liker
@@alexsclewis of course not...
Sin City too.
@@alexsclewis not a fan of inglorious basterds?! Why not? I think it's fucking amazing, so i'm curious about what you dislike about it :)
They did the coffin escape on an episode of Mythbusters. Their conclusion was that even if you could punch through the wood at that distance (you can't), that yeah the dirt would fill in and trap you anyway.
My claustrophobia is acting up just thinking about it...
The best part of these movies, is that vol 1 & 2 are so drastically different from each other. almost different genres altogether.
Asian / Western yep
@Luuk Hulsman Yeah but I’m pretty sure he still considers it 1 film since he called OUATIH his 9th
I would say 2 was a Western, but with all of the over the top blood stuff, 1 was more Anime style, more than just Asian.
@Luuk Hulsman It wasn't his decision, the producers thought it too long for one movie.
Its said v1 is a ninja movie with western hints and the second is a western with ninja hints
6:57 Budd is awesome. The Bride went after the other assassins head-on, but she had to resort to stealth to deal with him. That by itself is an indicator of how dangerous he is. Turns out, practical firearms beat flashy sword fighting.
I wish i could see him fighting, like gun vs sword i dunno if it would work tho (its not like anime after all)
But the black mamba was definitely death-sure.
R.I.P. (EDIT: Bill) David Carradine, it's awesome he got to be in such an iconic set of movies so late in his career. Like post Kung Fu the Legend Continues hahaha
I have to admit I was a little sad Brandon didn't know who David was, but it's understandable. Even this movie is 16+ years old, and it's way past his Kung Fu prime.
Please don’t sleep on Death Proof, very underrated movie imo.
I haven't watch it. Is it good
Death Proof is so much fun and the soundtrack is 10/10.
It’s fine, but probably his worst movie (unless you count Sin City). And Desth Proof plays differently when divorced from Grindhouse.
Death Proof is one of my favorites of his!
Definitely agree that if you're gonna watch Death Proof you might as well watch the Grindhouse double feature. When they separated the two movies, they added scenes to Death Proof to pad the run time and it really bogs the movie down in my opinion
The fight between Ellie Driver and Beatrix was originally intended to be more graceful, but Tarantino opted for a more personal and brutal fight between them.
The bathroom freakout was a joke by Darryl Hannah, but Tarantino loved it so he kept it
It definitely works better like this
@@bkbff so she originally wasn’t supposed to react when her eye was plucked out?
@@sarahjohnson6864 I agree
@@ntaylor8067 She "overacted" it to make Tarantino laughed, but he loved how she did it. She wasn't supposed to thrash around as much as she did.
My favorite final scene of any movie, with probably my favorite line "No. You’re not a bad person. You’re a terrific person. You’re my favorite person, but every once in a while, you can be a real cunt."
Really enjoyed your reactions on Kill Bill man, keep it up
Tarantino on CinemaBlend “Technically we released it as two movies, and there is a closing and an opening credits [on each movie],” the director said, “but I made it as one movie and I wrote it as one movie, [so it's one movie].”
For years there were rumors of him rereleasing it as one movie called Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair. I’m still waiting.
I love both of these movies but [jerk-off motion]
@@TrekBeatTK You can find The Whole Bloody Affair online. Its pretty cool, some of the scemes are edited differently and a couple other slight differences. You can buy it on blueray too... Its been out for a few years now
@@KlooKloo what's jerk off about it
@@shawntlucas90 That's a fan edit and the Blu-Rays are bootlegs. The film is only available at The New Beverly, Tarantino's cinema.
The coffin escape scene is my favorite scene in this movie. The use of Ennio Morricone music just makes it EPIC
This movie doesn't have the intense fight scenes of Vol. 1, instead it has just as equally intense scenes of dialogue.
I disagree. It has plenty of suspenseful fights.
Fun Fact: Jules in Pulp Fiction says: "You know, walk the earth, meet people... get into adventures. Like Caine from "Kung Fu." Well Caine is played by David Carradine who plays Bill in this movie.
What's fun about that?
I love that she watches Shogun Assassin with her daughter, and RZA sampled that scene on the GZA’s record, then did the score for the Kill Bill’s. It’s this meta-contextual stuff that I love about Tarantino
More crazy meta-ness: the actor who plays Pai Mei and the Crazy 88 leader in Vol 1 is Gordon Liu, who got famous for being the lead in the 1978 Shaw Brothers movie The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, which is where The Wu Tang Clan got part of their name for their debut album Enter the Wu-Tang (36 Chambers). And the alternate name for the movie, The Master Killer, is where Wu-Tang member Masta Killa took his name. RZA must have lost his mind when he learned he was scoring a movie featuring Gordon Liu.
Her breaking out of the coffin, and the ending scene when she did the 5 step move on Bill and she started crying was my favorite moments as a kid ever. I`m glad they were just as good now.
23:02-----well, honestly, no one TOLD her that her daughter died: she just woke up and she wasn't carrying her baby, so she assumed she was dead.
18:15 *Cool Easter Egg*
You can see The Bride's name in the first movie in her plane ticket.
The second one is my favorite for the storytelling while the first is my favorite for cinematography and creative vision. Amazing movies. Loved watching with you!
Brandon, I believe Tarintino was doing a Sergio Leone tribute to his westerns with Clint Eastwood when it comes to the beeping of her name. The Clint Eastwood character was “the man with no name.” I’m pretty sure that’s where it came from. Also, did you notice the question mark on Elle Driver’s name in the end credits.
I was about to mention the question mark.
yeah he gives too much credit to tarintino. he rips off pretty much everything.
Clint Eastwood is the Man with no name who is called Joe in " A Fistful of Dollars", Manco in "For a few dollars more" and Blondie in "The Good , the bad and the ugly". Although he is just "The Preacher" in "Pale Rider and "The Stranger" in "High plains Drifter.
@@EfftupSmith I had read back when the first volume opened in October of 2003 that Tarintino wanted the bride to be shrouded in mystery and be unknown like the characters in a number of classic westerns. Due to his love of Sergio Leone, I assumed he had Leone and the characters of Clint Eastwood on his mind. It’s like the gunslinger who rides into town to kill the bad guys. In the Leone movies, the characters that Eastwood played aren’t completely nameless, it’s the idea behind it of the nameless figure that nobody knows during some point in the films. Hey, it’s just an idea and not written in stone.
@@DrNickRiveria let’s see how well you do your movies then.
Kill Bill neat facts:
-Bill is played by a legendary star of the a very very successful tv show call "Kung Fu" and his name is David Carridine. In "Kung Fu" he plays a monk that walks the earth and basically does karate.
-these were originally one movie but it got too long and they split it into two releases. So think of it as one movie.
-The Beatrix's yellow suit in volume one is an homage to Bruce Lee's yellow suit in the Movie "Game of Death."
-Hattori Hanzo is played by Legendary Japanese martial arts fill star Sonny Chiba.
-Uma Thurman, starred in other Tarantino movie Pulp Fiction but was also famous for "Gattaca" starring Jude Law & Ethan Hawke. Which might be worth a watch honestly.
-The idea of a five man hit squad in this movie is loosely hinted at in Pulp Fiction when Uma Thurman's character tells Vincent Vega the her movie idea "Fox Force Five".
The stylistic changes are obviously on purpose but they are also homage's to film genre's Tarantion likes, the Japanese Anime of the Oren ishi-ii scene, Black and white film noir, the Kung fu parts are with Pai Mei are in the style of the those old school gravity defying kung fu films.
Ha yeah, I was gonna say the TV show "Kung Fu", in which NO Kung Fu is ever practiced lol.
Also the TV show Kung Fu gets referenced in Pulp Fiction. When Vincent asks Jules what he plans to do now that he was retired from being a hitman, Jules says he does not know, he will just walk the earth like Kane in Kung Fu, going from town to town getting into adventures.
He does Kung Fu, not Karate- Dumbass. Two completely different Skill sets.
@@Gnossiene369 right?? I was like “ok, and?”
@@Gnossiene369 another Uma Thurman neat fact is that Pulp Fiction was the film that made her a household name and big star, Gattaca was the film where she fell in love with Ethan Hawk. They married and had kids. Unfortunately they are now divorced. One of their daughters is now an actress. She is the lesbian girl from Stranger Things.
Pretty neat huh!
The Bride’s late fiancé is played by Christopher Nelson, who is the lead special effects artist on the new Halloween movies!
"Revenge is a dish best served cold" - Old Klingon Proverb.
Technical she was never lied to that her daughter died, she just assumed her daughter died...
Im surprised you didn't include the part where Esteban (the charming jungle pimp) tells Beatrix where Bill is located:
“Do you know why i help you? Because he would want me to. How else is he ever going to see you agaaaain?”
Definitely one of my fav lines and scenes of the movie, short but beautifully performed by this Esteban character, his accent, how he smokes...
Next Tarantino movies: Death Proof, Inglorious Bastards, Django, that is the order :)
Love your reactions, man - with the Kill Bill series, I really wish you were versed in martial arts, wuxia films and certain anime from the 60s onward, because basically 90% of the Kill Bill films is a reference to everything legendary about the genres - from the camera techniques, color schemes, to the casting, to the story beats, to the names, etc. EVERYTHING! It's the ultimate love letter to the genres. Everything where you think he's experimenting, is actually just a callback, reference, or homage to specifics in those genres. You can fill a book with all of them. Excited for you to continue your Tarantino journey! I'm unbelievably excited for you to get to the rest of them!
Exactly
Pai Mei is the same actor who plays the leader of the crazy 88s
In "Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair" the daughter reveal at the end of volume one is left out, making the reveal at the end of volume two more powerful.
It’s been a while since I watched Vol 1 and I forgot that is revealed at the end, in my head Vol 2 was indeed when we the audience find out about the daughter! Lol
28:50 the way Brandon’s face lights up when she does the 5 step move is itself epic
Seeing you have such a library of movies, it is hard to believe you are watching this for the first time.
*Some important information for moving forward with Tarantino* :
His next movie, Death Proof, is part of a double feature with Robert Rodriguez, called Grindhouse.
There is also an extended cut of Death Proof, which, in my opinion, is better than the Grindhouse cut.
BUT the movie makes more sense and is just way more fun with the context of the double feature.
So, long story short: Watch the Grindhouse double feature and then switch to the extended cut as Death Proof is about to start for the ideal watching experience!
ALSO don't forget about the two movies written by Tarantino, that he didn't direct: True Romance and From Dusk Till Dawn.
Both movies are quintessential Tarantino flicks that you have to see.
He was also one of the writers of Natural Born Killers so might as well include that too.
When the daughter said bang bang it reminded me that the movie “kiss kiss, bang bang” is also really good.
“Underlying fact in this entire scene...
Bill spends the entire night getting drunk and weakening himself so she could take him on.
I didn’t notice that the first time I watched till my mom pointed it out to me that Bill was drinking the entire night and as the night went on his speech got “drunker” and “drunker”. He knew what she was there to do, and Bill as skilled as he was, probably could have and would have, killed her. Even drunk he easily disarms her no more than a few seconds after this.
He wasn’t going to take her from B.B. again.
It does put the scene in a new light when you realize from the beginning of it that he’s drinking till finally at this conclusion which is the only way she is able to take him in a one on one scenario. Says a lot really.
Tarantino was brilliant with his writing and underlying messages here.”
- user carrastealth
I think Bill knew he deserved to die and Beatrix deserved her vengeance. In fact, I think he wanted her to kill him. If he apologized and begged her forgiveness that would not satisfy Beatrix, nor would she be satisfied if he didn't put up a fight. So he impaired himself so she could win. Very honorable and generous of him in that context.
This is some great insight. I'm from Austria and in german speaking countries pretty much every movie is dubbed german. While german dubbing is widely considered to be the best out there, in this case they didn't "translate" the drunkenness, or at least
not recognizable to me. I usually watch every movie I really like in its production language at least once, but I didn't to that for the KilL Bills. Well, another thing on the list then :-D
That's Strange cuz Alcohol has no effect on The part of The Brain that controls Motor Functions that are required for Swordplay or Martial Arts. This is why "Drunkin'" style was invented to be misleading.
Idk man I think Beatrix could definitely take Bill.
@@MrParkerman6 Alcohol impairs judgement, reaction time and balance. ALL are needed for expert level swordplay.
the Pai Mei chapter was made based on the 70s kung fu movies... it's pretty faithful tbh...
Tarantino loves certain actors. He put Tim Roth in Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, and Hateful 8. Michael Madsen in Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Kurt Russel in Death Proof, Hateful 8, and Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Harvey Keitel in Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs. Samuel Jackson also has a tiny cameo in True Romance. True Romance is the most underrated movie of all time. The cast is insane.
Madsen was also in hateful
@@calogerogriffin861 I knew I was going to miss one of his or Sam Jackson's roles.
I love True Romance!
The first movie is in the style of an almost live action anime, and this movie has western written all over it. Speaking of westerns, Tarantino made one called "Hateful 8" that is criminally underrated.
Finally..
The hateful 8
@@calogerogriffin861 Half of the movie would be bleep'd out, but it would still be awesome to see his reaction to it. Lol.
I think Inglorious Basterds should be next, that one is Tarentino's best imo
You NEED to react to Snatch. Guy Ritchie has a very unique style of film making simular to Tarantino. I think you'll love it
Very good suggestion! 👏👏👏
NEED TO HAVE A SHITE
Great suggestion, so quotable and when I DO start quoting the film with mates, I can't bloody stop! 😂
He'll do it for a caravan
@@bog7227 why'd he want a caravan with no feckin wheels?
Bit of background on the camera movements: I recall Tarantino loving old asian cinema style fighting movies he frequently discovered in video stores, and if I recall correctly that's precisely where these camera movements originate, I'd think they're a hommage to that, especially in the pai mai sequence.
Ok I needed to edit this, I basically clicked on this video 4 more times just to hear that intro again, I promise you I'll never hear that again and not think "Whats. Up. Friends."
Yeah. When I was a kid, on either TBS or USA network they used to run a show called Kung Fu Theater. It ran on Sunday afternoons and they played all those '70s kung fu movies. He was paying homage to that style of film.
Exactly. Pai Mei himself is of course part of the hommage, since in 70's Kungfu movies there's always this grandpa-style master who teaches the young protagonist all the relevant techniques that enable him to kill the main antagonist.
@@Wizdomizer1 Pai Mei is literally a recurring character in those old Shaw Bros. movies, and Vol. 1 starts with a Shaw Bros. vanity card, vaguely linking it to that universe. Hanzo is also meant to be the descendent of the character from the old Japanese TV show Shadow Warriors, portrayed by the same actor, Sonny Chiba.
@@SuzakuX You are right, forgot about that, he is literally a 1:1 referrence...
"he frequently discovered in video stores"
Euh, he _worked_ in a video rental store.
Actually, I think that's what makes Tarantino so great, he loves movies.
Haha you didn't notice it but the Pai Mei character was played by a great chinese actor/martial artist called GORDON LIU.
Liu -like Sonny Chiba- was a very popular star in the 70s kung fu movies of his native country and Tarantino grew up watching his movies dreaming of working with him one day.
And Gordon Liu was also one of O-Ren Ishii's bodyguards that the Bride killed in Volume 1.
More preciselly the bald one named Johnny Mo, that the Bride fought over the railing finishing with her cutting off his legs.
He was playing a dual role but first timers can't see that.
The hand Beatrix uses to snatch Elle's eye out was from the arm Pai Mei said belonged to him, so he got his revenge against his killer through Beatrix.
I love how you have no faith in Bills brother, and POW! Lol so good!
I love how Bill comes back all roughed up after going to see Pei Mei lol
Don’t know if anyone already told you, but Ellen’s (the lady with the eyepatch) codename is Great Mountain Snake. Black Mamba is Beatrix Kiddo.
She’s actually the only non-venomous snake in the group, which is actually very symbolic of her character. She’s the only one that isn’t known for assassination via physical violence. She is an ambusher and backstabber; killing via deception and manipulation. She is known for, ironically, poisoning her victims. She poisoned Pei Mei, laid out a venomous trap for Bud, and was going to lethally inject beatrix in the hospital in volume 1. There probably is symbolism as to why she chose to put a black mamba (beatrix kiddo’s snake) in the suitcase but idk. The other codenames are also symbolic to the characters
This is the only Tarantino movie where the internet is acknowledged to exist
In Death Proof Zoe Bell says she found the newspaper on the internet, that would lead her to the white car.
@@zoszo19sl Shoot, you’re right! I always forget about Death Proof.
@@zoszo19sl is it bad if I lowkey hope he skips death proof? That’s mean inglorious basterds is next 😍
@@modernhippie42 yes it is bad. Death Proof rules
@@KlooKloo but inglorious basterds has one of the best villains of all time as well as one of the best openings in any movie ever.
It's kinda insane, and impressive, that she trained kung fu and knife skills for 10 years before they even started recording - just to make these movies.
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Brandon: that was horrific bro
Me: wait literally 5 seconds bro
Pei Mei claimed Beatrix’s arm . It was pei mei that broke her out of the casket . It was pei mei that snatched out Ellies other eye. It was pei mei that delivered the Five point palm exploding heart technique to Bill.
Kill Bill 1&2 is literally one film which was cut in half during editing. It was written, and shot, as a single movie (just like The Lord of the Rings was). Quentin wanted to release it as one film but it ended up being too long and he didn't want to leave any scenes out to make it short enough. He definitely made the right call.
Brandon thank you so much for uploading this! I requested Kill Bill way back when (like many others) and I could really use this right about now given this nail biter of an election. I need a distraction. Love your content ❤️
What's Up Friends! Nice intro, Brandon.
Tarintino took Hannah and Thurman to see a 1970 movie Battle of the Garantuans and used a few of the final fight cuts for their RV fight. Also, Hannah leaves a hint about that when talking to snake bitten Budd. She says the word Gargantuan.
Your reactions are the best. Love how you break down the meanings of the scenes and also appreciate how sick the scenes are.
The Eye-Pulling scene is one of the most gruesome scenes I've ever seen in a movie.
Eye stuff really squicks me out. It’s why I can’t consider Kill Bill my favorite Tarantino.
Ever see from beyond? I still can’t watch it..
Not a fan of his gore obsession. Couldn't help feeling a bit of satisfaction after what Elle did to Pai Mei though.
20:31 I watched this horrific scene for the first time when I was 9. It truly messed me up big time haha.
Love your videos dude.
"She's gotten out of some sticky situations before." Too soon man, too soon.
Great movie and reaction. I loved the scene where Bill's brother gets a talking to from his boss at the bar about turning up late - hilarious
Man watching your reactions gives me the same feeling as when I talk about amazing films with my best friends. Always happy to see your notifications pop up dude. Stay cool.
25:28 it really exist, it call's Sodium triopentate. The sérum of truth.
RIP David Carradine... aka. Bill. He passed in 2009.
Every time I watch vol. 1 or vol. 2, I enjoy it more and more.
“What’s! Up! Friends!” Already loving the intro bro!!!
Cannot wait for an Inglorious Basterds reaction! He's gonna have a blast with that one.
Please React to Monty Python and the Holy Grail! It’s such a laugh-out-loud british comedy with genius script and gags.
The biggest smile just hit my face as soon as I saw your reaction to the eye ball snatch😂😂😂. Subscribed.
these videos are like showing your friend a movie and eagerly waiting to see their reaction to all the crazy good parts, so wholesome
As always, you’re the best reactor in the business.
Love this channel now, had to sub and put all notifications on
watching brandon reactions is now part of my routine
keep up the great work man
The first ten seconds of this video is gold, God level editing
The Mythbusters actually tested the punching out of a coffin scene. The pressure of the dirt prevents any chance of punching a hole in the coffin by any means. And if you do, you'll be crushed and there's no way to dig back out. Still love the scene nonetheless!
I hate when people try to apply real world physics to a movie, when it has already established that it exists in a fictional reality where one woman can kill over 80 men single handed. If Beatrix Kiddo actually existed, she would absolutely be able to break that coffin, because the movie established that she can.
@@Rocket1377 Yeah, I usually dislike the "why are you looking for plot holes in a movie with flying wizards" argument, but it kinda works here: The entire movie has had cartoon logic up until that point, with blood geysers, people flying around and kicking someone ten feet across the room, and an anime training montage that allowed her to learn a heart exploding technique, so something like digging upwards from a coffin isn't that much of a movie sin.
It's like saying that if Superman really existed he would be unable to fly.
I love that she’s not a Mary Sue character. They showed you her transformation. You love to see it.
If they had taken the time to do this with Ray and hadn't spent the time destroying the existing male characters they would have made billions more money
@@macmcleod1188 "destroying the existing male characters" hahahahahahahahahahahahahaha
@@FullMetalB I know right. I mean sheesh- how stupid could they be. All they had to do was pick the most popular EU books and they could have picked up 40 to 60 billion dollars. You know.. the one where Luke founds a Jedi school, gets married to a powerful Female Jedi Mara Jade, and has kids and a happy life. The one where Han and Leia also have a happy family life and serve as generals.
Disney had a license to print money and they smashed it. Repeatedly.
@@macmcleod1188 I would ask myself if i had any problems with women, if i were you.
What made you get the idea that they wanted to "destroy man" with a movie? The guy from the earlier comment isn't agreeing with you, he is quoting your absurd idea.
@@Roger6233 Yes you might. However, the mirror question to that is *does* the staff have any problem with male characters since no female characters were treated this way while all four primary male characters were.
Finn was made the butt of jokes.
Poe was literally humiliated in front of the rest of the crew.
Luke was portrayed in a way that violated his established character for 4 decades.
Han regressed back into a lowlife deadbeat who had to pay mobsters money.
Plus we saw photos of the work environment where Diskey employees had a red "X" drawn over Luke Skywalker's face.
We can never know for sure. But it's not as easy as simply trying to gaslight me.
The fact is that they drove away over half the audience. They killed the profitability of a multi-billion dollar franchise that had been going for 4 decades. And they ignored 40-60 popular, highly profitable properties to do so.
It was dumb.
Business 102: Don't attack your existing product in front of customers.
Business 101: Don't attack your customers.
They did both.
Tarantino uses a lot of music from the great composer Ennio Morricone, who made the music for a the Good The Bad and the Ugly and other spaghetti westerns, but won an Oscar for his music made for The Hateful Eight. The Hateful Eight is an underrated Tarantino movie with great dialogue and suspense. . Would love to see your reaction to that one :)
The Good, The Bad and the Ugly and Once Upon a Time in the West (has music by Ennio Morricone too) are music I highly recommend too!
What is great about Tarantino is that as a director he is way more emotionally aware than you would think at first glance. You’d think he’s all about cool shots, memorable dialogue, unconventional effects. But in the end he does everything to make us feel the reality of the movie more intensely. The dread of being buried alive and tortured, the euphoria of revenge, the deep gratitude at having back your child, a mother’s love. It’s all there.
The Mythbusters actually did try to see if she leaving the coffing would be possible, check it out some time, is the episode 19 of the six season
The editing in the first 5 seconds is quality
the actor who plays Pai Mei in this movie, is the same actor who played the leader of O-Ren Ishii's personal army (Johnny Mo), the crazy 88 in Vol. 1
Lol amazing intro to this video! Thanks for another great reaction!
Tarantino is REALLY into The Shaw Brothers Kung Fu movies so a lot of the martial arts action is an homage to that era and style.
Yep.
And it's not "parody," like lots of people think when they see those camera flourishes and sound effects, it's genuine love
Hateful Eight reaction? 100% an underrated Tarentino movie
That movie really surprised me, it doesnt have that many gunfights, yet it was super entertaining and filled with tension
Nothing but a pleasure watching you’re videos, keep up the good work👍🏻👏🏻
I like your style, dude. Very chilled out and sincere. Its a good time. That's a subscription from me.