KILL BILL Vol. 2 (2004) | First Time Watching | Movie Reaction | Eye Heart This Movie!
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- The Mrs joins The Bride as her eye-popping, heart-pounding journey comes to its conclusion in Quentin Tarantino's Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004). Here's her reaction to her first time watching.
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In the end, she literally broke Bill's heart. A poetic ending...
@Miles Doyle TL/DR.
@Miles Doyle what the fuck lmao
@Miles Doyle your god aint real
@Miles Doyle lol ok
She also snatched out Elle Driver's eyeball with the arm she lost to Pai Mei
This is a great reaction channel and your husband is very good with spoilers. A lot of people tend to give away "soft-spoilers" on rewatches like: "Oo you're gonna love this scene" or "I can't wait until x happens" but your husband is a complete poker face everytime you have questions letting you completely experience things on your own and I love it.
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So nice to see him just let her have her own reaction.
That is SO annoying and has actually made me stop watching one particular channel. This guy has to be the best poker player alive. LOL
It's not easy to pull off this format. So many "My girlfriend watches" channels are annoying to watch.
This one shines so far above the rest.
I do kinda wish he didn't remind her about the ending of the first film. I recall it not being in "The Whole Bloody Affair" which makes the reveal even more powerful.
well said - one of the things i like about these guys
I love Gordon Liu as Pai Mei. He has a long history in Chinese cinema fighting against the character of Pai Mei and it's only fitting that he becomes Pai Mei. He was also in Vol 1 as one of the Crazy 88.
The Pai Mei scenes are probably the most underrated part of Kill Bill. It’s understandable since most people haven’t watched 70s Hong Kong movies, but still underrated.
@@maxducoudray the Pai Mei scenes are underrated. It's a bit understandable consider how good so many of the scene on both the films are as well.
But yeah, Pai Mei stands out to me because I had so many of the old Golden Harvest films with Gordon Liu and the early Jackie Chan movies. Definitely a definitive era of Kung Fu films.
Johnny Moe! He did a great job as the leader of the crazy 88
I love how her interaction with him and movements during the scene changed to the movements of older Chinese fighting movies!
Thanks God, Tarantino didn't play as pai mei lol
"Bitch....you don't have a future. " best line in the movie.
I loved the editing on this reaction video!! Those martial arts sound effects when the Mrs. made those hand gestures were so amusing as was when she shook her head/hair back and forth!! It was nice to see the Mrs. actually seem excited at the beginning to see this movie as well.
Glad you enjoyed it. A lot of people got the notion she didn't enjoy Vol. 1 but she loved Kill Bill thoroughly!
34:50 - She was prepared to die in her quest for revenge. She never imagined her daughter was alive. She now has a reason to really live.
The eye-snatch is such a great gimmick to finish off Elle because it's telegraphed about 10 times before it happens. Back in Part 1, we even see Beatrix snatch an eye out of one of the Crazy 88 and then the screen turns black and white, so we already know she has the skill to do it. The showdown in the hallway also zooms into both their eyes the entire time, almost taunting the audience like "this... this is her weakness, but did you pay attention to the Checkov's Gun back in the first half?" Of course, the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique is also telegraphed ahead of time prior to the Pai Mei scenes too. Even Elle's murder of Budd is telegraphed because she seems to favor poison for assassinations. She was going to lethally inject Beatrix in her coma, and she ended up killing Budd with snake venom to cast suspicion on Beatrix rather than herself. A large part of why this non-sequential story works so well is due to the writing setting things up well in advance for each set piece or shock moment.
Thats so cool. Thanks for sharing!
Ai Mei's Eagle Claw.
Uma Thurman’s stunt double was Zöe Bell who was originally Lucy Lawless’ stunt double on Xena. She was recruited by Quentin because he loved Xena the Warrior Princess due to its heavily inspired by Asian action cinema. Zoe went on to be an actress as well. See Death Proof!
The sound effects of her moving around had me dying. 😂
The Bride and Elle fight is the most I've ever seen an audience cheer in a theatre
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Kill Bill: Vol. 2 is a great movie. One of my favourite movies. I went to see it at the cinema in 2004. Uma Thurman gave such a good performance in Vol. 2 and her acting at 34:43 was good. She was born to play Beatrix Kiddo aka The Bride. Kill Bill: Vol. 2 was one of the best movies of 2004 and Uma Thurman should had got an Oscar nomination for her performance.
I love how Michael Parks is in both films as different characters. He also gives great performances in Kevin Smith’s Red State, as well as, Tusk.
Michael Parks was a great actor. Loved him in Death Wish 5 as well as The Hitman with Chuck Norris.
Gordon Liu was in both films as well! First as Johnny Mo and then as Pai Mei!
@Miles Doyle Jesus Christ, Miles! Calm the fuck down!
Yeah Micheal parks was great
"Would you pay 1 million for that sword?" "For sure. "I'll start saving."
Relationship goals.
The actress who played Uma's daughter B.B. (Perla Haney-Jardine) had a small role as a hippie in QT's "Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood"
Uma's daughter, Maya Hawke, is also in that movie...
Budd is actually probably one of my favorite villains from these movies if not my favorite. He knows what they did was wrong, he hates Bill, but of course he's not going to give up living because of that. He also seems like one of the most "real" characters in the movies. Like someone that could actually exist. Also cool he leaves The Bride her weapon she needed, even by mistake
''Bitch you dont have a future!'' Damn after all those years still having a goosebumps.
Very very clever with the wood BG, didn't even realize until today.
The Cruel Tutelage of Pai Mei is my absolute favorite part of this movie! If you want to see his mean ass again; please add the following films to your lists.
1. Executioners from Shaolin (1977)
2. Clan of the White Lotus (1980)
Thank you. 😊👍
Shaw Brothers FTW. Gotta love early Lau Kar-leung movies! Yes, I know Lo Lieh directed Clan, but Kar-leung’s fight choreography on both films are some of the best from that era, and certainly the best part is Lo Lieh’s depiction of the legendary folk villain.
Don't forget Gordon Liu in the "36th Chamber" movies: The 36th Chamber of Shaolin (1978), Return to the 36th Chamber (1980), Disciples of the 36th Chamber (1985). All Shaw Brothers classics.
Don’t forget the 36th chamber of Shaolin series
"Rooftop kung fu!"
@@rko1095 8 Diagram Pole Fighter is my favorite of the Lau Kar-leung Shaolin films. Still, you can’t go wrong with any of the Chambers series.
"Ain't nobody a badass with a double dose of rock-salt in their tits"
Maybe one of the greatest lines in film history.
You know for 20 years, I never connected the "Bang Bang, My baby shot me down." connection from the beginning of Kill Bill Vol 1 the the end of Vol 2 till now. And here I am calling myself a Tarantiano fan. Well observed.
The over the top sound effects and foot stuck in the crotch during her initial fight with pai mei was in homage to the shaw brothers martial arts films during the 70s (both films were)--specifically, a movie called Executioners From Shaolin, which featured Pai Mei (the white browed priest) as a villain who was virtually invincible and could actually (no joke) move his genitals internally from his crotch to his, ahem, head. And when the protagonist kicked him in the grapenuts, he could vacuum suck the guy's foot so it would get stuck and drag him on the ground before killing him. I kid you not. The training of the short-range punch and eating scenes were from another Shaw Brothers film called, Shaolin Martial Arts.
And they say Romance is dead🤷♂️
Wow, I forgot Executioner. great callback.
Damn, now I need to re binge the Shaw brothers movies.
Daryl Hannah's thrashing on the floor is a homage to the role she played in *Blade *Runner which I hope you to get to watch.
I don't think it'll be enjoyable...only because of the setting.
Yes. Exactly.
Loved her in Splash! And Rosanne!v
I forgot she did do that in Blade Runner. I really hope they do in fact react to that film eventually. Which version though is anyone's guess. Preferably The Final Cut hopefully.
David Carradine ('Bill') used to star in a TV series called 'Kung Fu' back in the 70's. He played a long flute in the series - as well as beating up various villains while also dishing out some philosophical words of wisdom - and when Tarantino found out that he still owned the flute, he asked David to bring it in and use it in the film.
About the rip thing... do you know how it happend? I'm not saying I don't like David Carradine he was great but the way he... ehhh that's just dumb.
I heard that before this film, David Carradine kept his emotions in the closet. When he read the script it really choked him up.
Not exactly. Kung Fu's flute was a small one. Later, Carradine starred in Circle of Iron a.k.a. The Silent Flute, based on a Bruce Lee's story. For that movie he made several large flutes, and the surviving one was the one he played in Kill Bill.
@@wettau (Think on people's families before making distasteful jokes. Or, if you cannot say something useful, be silent.)
@@emaarredondo-librarian They are just words, my dear. It is the value of the mind that receives them that paints a vulgar picture.
One of my greatest desires is for Tarantino to make a sequel, especially considering nearly the perfect amount of time has passed. Vernita Green's daughter and The Bride's daughter would be grown. Elle Driver didn't die, she just lost her eye. Sofie Fatale just lost her arm. There are more than enough working pieces in place for another film, and Tarantino's creative enough where it wouldn't just be a Kill The Bride movie.
Poor sofie lost BOTH arms, remember?
While I totally endorse this idea, I do think it's very possible Elle Driver died out there. The trailer is far from anywhere and not on any identifiable road. There's an old phone, but that was more than likely misplaced and broken in the fight. The Bride took Elle's car, if I remember correctly, and Elle won't be able to navigate back anywhere blind. Not to forget, the Black Mamba that can and probably would bite the flailing or crawling Elle. The way I see it, The Bride buried Elle alive and blind, in a sense, like Bud did to The Bride quite literally, with the trailer and desert as her coffin and dirt. Obviously, she's a member of DVAS like The Bride and could have very well escaped, but I personally never considered her as alive by the end of all that.
@@yourneighborhoodxenos Absolutely. But the fact that we don't actually see her die makes it perfectly viable that she could have made it. Having her return in a potential sequel, highly motivated, as the only DVAS member still alive would create a better story in my opinion.
@@Ivy94F no, I don't
When did she lose the other?
I recall Daryl Hannah (Elle actress) ever talk about possibility of sequel where Elle and Sophie train vernita daughter to faceoff Beatrix
But whether it'll made or not is unknown. Except for the fact uma won't be back for the role
12:46 I LOVE how you added that sound to her reaction. Outstanding move.
Who says I added anything... 😏
@@YouMeTheMovies Oh! Good! That means it will now be a permanent feature. 😀
@@YouMeTheMovies please react to
Sin City (2005). It's based on the comic book series of the same name from Dark Horse Comics written by Frank Miller. It's directed by Robert Rodriguez, Frank Miller, & Quentin Tarantino. It stars Bruce Willis, Mickey Rourke, Clive Owen, Elijah Wood, Jessica Alba, Brittany Murphy, Benicio Del Toro, Rosario Dawson, Nick Stahl, Jamie King, Josh Harnett, Rutger Hauer, Michael Clarke Duncan, Michael Madsen, & Powers Boothe.
"Hurts for a girl too, hurts for a girl too"
I just heard hundreds of men cry out "You have no idea" 😂
I don't think I've seen anyone so excited to see an eye removed
Somehow I just knew the Mrs. was going to love the eye snatching part. No expects that to be how Elle is taken out so it's really a 10/10 twist.
Ok, yes, Mrs Movies flicking her head & making Kung Fu noises just like Uma Thurman was doing did have me cracking up! 😂
@Miles Doyle TL;DR Er, Excuse men sir, but this is a Wendy’s. If you wanted to sell crazy the nut-house is up the road, onto the turn-pike, down the freeway, off at exit 36, down route 17 for 10 miles then take a right at the sign for Bedlam Hospital. Then another 3 miles and take a left on the private road into the woods. 1 mile up and you’re right there at admissions, huge building, can’t miss it. 👍🙂🇺🇸
OMG, that's the hardest I've laughed from you two.
Her Kung Fu was very strong! Very good sound effects.
And his "I think you got it." was perfect.
That was 1000 yard stare by Mr Cowboy Hat himself when Bud’s boss gave the “kicker” hat comment
My favorite part in either volume is when Bud's Zippo blows out. Zippos are supposed to be "wind-proof" so the symbolism of the flame being snuffed out by a gentle breeze is great. It makes you think Bea is about to easily and casually take Bud out so when he blasts her and is just casually walking around her it twists your expectations. That whole sequence from Bud getting home to her marching out of the graveyard is my favorite also. It feels like a horror movie vignette right in the middle of a Samurai Western.
She is euphoric because of the serum's side effect. "Thank you, thank you" she says. She is thanking Bill for that.
If you’re referring to the very end where Beatrix is crying in the bathroom, she’s euphoric because she has her daughter, not because of the drug Bill shot into her.
@@Parallax-3D yes, that scene, exactly. Bill says that it has that side effect. Who is she supposed to be thanking, God? When has she ever been religious (yes she marries in a church, as everyone does)? Is she thanking.... Hattori Hanzo? Thanking Bill for the euphoric burst, given their absolutely toxic relationship, makes the most sense to me
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon is one of the many Hong Kong martial arts films this was inspired by, and is worth watching just to see something a little more contemporary
The Pai Mei sequence followed by her punching her way out of the coffin is by far my favorite part of both films. Agree that this is Tarantino's Magnum Opus.
"How do I look?"
"You look ready."
Y'all should definitely watch Death Proof
and Id have to say my favorite deadly viper assassin is O-ren Ishii 👌🏻
Great reactions guys. I always get excited to see a new post.
Kill Bill (I consider Vol. 1 & 2 to be one great, big movie) is Quentin Tarantino's magnum opus. It's phenomenal.
I agree.
No need to consider. That's exactly what it is and was meant to be.
Tarantino wrote it as one movie. They split the script in half and released it as two movies, cause of how big the script was, and releasing it as one would have meant he would have had to cut stuff. That's why when they talk about his filmography. He considers both volumes his 4th film, and "once upon a time in Hollywood" his 9th. Otherwise he would have had to retire after that film lol as he said he plans to retire from directing after his 10th movie.
@@drakenfist I'm aware of this, don't worry, lmao
@Miles Doyle This is why I prefer Satanists over Christians.
I think I've always like Vol. 1 a bit more because of the action sequences. But I do love when she sees her daughter for the first time. It's so sweet.
fun fact , the actor who played bill is the older brother of the actor who played the lead nerd in the movie " revenge of the nerds" 1&2 . also the actor who plays bill's brother is the brother of actress virginia madsen who was in the original "candyman" movie
Zoe Bell was the stunt double for Uma Thurman. She did most of the action scenes such as the fight with VIvica A Fox and the crazy 88s
Gordon Liu (Pai Mei) trained Uma for this movie.
Any free time they had, she insisted that they would start practising.
He said he never had such a motivated student.
Though I loved David Carradine in the Kung Fu series and movies that followed; my favorite movie of his was "Death Race 2000".
FYI: the pimp also played the Sheriff in the first movie.
Respect for showing your kids Godzilla. I was raised that way and I’ve been showing my kids as well.
At about 34:50 it's kinda random but i'm always surpised people don't know that the whirlwind of emotions has a name and it is "hysteria" lol. My brother once went through it once and i recognized immediately
I like the fight with Elle the most I think. The can of chew spit in the face and popping out her other eye were so unexpected and awesome and Elle was the least likeable of all the deadly vipers so it was nice seeing her get what was coming to her
But we don’t know that Elle died.
@@tomgeorge7281 belatrix disliked her the most
@@tomgeorge7281 I rather prefer not to know if Elle Driver is alive or dead; she's finished either way. She's been neutralized and forgotten! She didn't deserve anything better!
So many great actors and roles in KB Vol 1&2, but for me, my favorite is Michael Parks playing both roles of Earl McGraw Texas Ranger and Senor Esteban Vihaio. I love the way he disappears into those small character roles.
May he rest in peace ❤️
His part as Esteban was completely improvised, including the accent.
He also plays this character (Earl McGraw) in Death Proof, Planet Terror and From Dusk Till Dawn. Which basically connects all these movies into one universe.
14:46 lol cute when she waved her head with the sound effects
Surprises me how many people don't seem to notice the shot of the black mamba slithering towards Elle as Beatrix is leaving. It very clearly implied to me she was about to share Budd's fate.
you guys are such a sweet couple and great reactors.... well just great at filming your natural reactions i guess lol, you know what i mean haha. thanks for the entertainment on behalf of all us watchers, it really does mean alot to see others reacting to stuff we can all enjoy. cant wait to see what else you guys have in store.
Thank you so much 😁
So glad you did this 'series'; great reactions.
Madsen's Bud, for me, has got to be one of the most beautiful character's ever put to film. So hypnotic.
Madsens son recently killed himself and Madsen got arrested for trespassing. Tragic. Bad karma for being evil on screen.
He's my favorite character in the movie and he's the only one that could have killed her anytime he wanted. I love how QT tricks us into thinking he's the weakest one of them all.
@Miles Doyle thanks. I don't know what led you here & you sound like a true believer. God Bless
@Miles Doyle only 1 true Lord, Lord VADER as in Darth..
@@rxtsec1 Just a spammer.
Actor Michael Parks played two roles in the Kill Bill film series, reprising the role of Earl McGraw (“you’d got to be a fool to shoot a pretty gal like that”) in the first film (2003) and playing pimp Esteban Vihaio (“I would just cut your face”) in the second film (2004). He again reprised the role of Earl McGraw in both segments of Grindhouse (2007), making his fourth appearance as the Texas Ranger. The two characters look so different from each other, so it takes a minute to see that it’s the same actor.
RIP David Carradine. He is simply amazing in this film.
LOVE how the name of that chapter is "Elle and I (eye)". Now THAT'S foreshadowing!
23:34 dude that's such a great setup for her, getting her thinking about swordfighting ;)
That wiggle-worm dance move is what made Mr. Movies approach her at the club lol
The sound effects when cut to you two are absolutely freaking hilarious!
😂😂😂👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Well done!
I really love the fight in the trailer, it’s such a brutal fight and so up close and personal. Plus the storytelling in this one is really solid. Really wonderful reaction! Loved the video!
Literally my favorite female fight scene in my history of watching films. You felt the hate and animosity in every punch and kick 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
Same! 'Bitch, you don't have a future' is one of the most cold blooded one-liners I've ever heard, absolute beast.
@@marzblaq7267 i agree and just one of the best fight scenes period.
David Carradine it's probably the one reason why this movie is so good. If you don't know, David Carradine is famous for the Kung Fu series.
Quentin said that if David hadn't said yes, the movie might not have been made.
😱You gotta be shittin’ me!
I like how you censor all the swearing except for that tasty c-bomb at the end! 😄
The black and white reflection from the movie intro is great
I loved that character Mai Pei, he was like something outta Mortal Kombat. :)
Well Shang Tsung was actually inspired by Lo Pan from Big Trouble in little China.... But I see the resemblance.
@@tonyyul703 now that I think of it, I wouldnt be surprised if Mai Pei was inspiration for the character Shujinko from MK Deception, similar colors and design :)
The editing and physical comedy is gold!! You two crack me up 😂
Loved the Mrs fighting sequence with sound effects so cool . another one to check out Equalibrium.
I've always wondered what Bill and Budd's quarrel was about; it was so bitter that Budd LIED about hocking the Hanzo sword Bill gave him, just to upset Bill, and the brothers parted company for years!
I've always enjoyed how the scenes go from ridiculous over the top in 1 to more grounded (but not necessarily realistic) in part 2, ending with almost just dialogue. Carradine's portrayal of a Bill as loving, if psychotic father is fantastic.
idk how I ended up here but I watched both of these videos about kill bill, that was fun
There is a scene in the first Kill Bill where they briefly show The Bride's name, Beatrix, it's on a plane ticket when she's going to Japan.
Back in the 1970s David Carradine who played Bill starred in a unusual western about a Buddhist monk who wandered through the old west quoting Chinese proverbs and beating up western bad men. Sometimes he played the flute.
Great editing in this video, you're becoming a real pro at it my friend ❤
Fun fact the guy she was gonna marry is christopher nelson he also had a small part as a cop in Halloween 2018 and he also is the make up guy for the new halloween trilogy. He also designed michaels mask the one we see in 2018 and Kills and also a flashback to 1978 in Kills.
THANK YOU for showing the Bride's name reveal. So many other reactors ask why they keep bleeping her name out, then never show their reaction to the reveal . . .
The actor who played Pai Mei and the Crazy 88 who fought her on the restaurant railing (Johnny Mo) are played by the same person - Gordon Liu
Bill's Superman story - he also could have chosen Wonder Woman since she has to wear the persona of Diana Prince in public. Both are DC but one is female-
I have to say, out of both movies, my favorite fight scene is the one with O-Ren. Maybe I'm looking too much into it, but out of ALLLLLL of the fights the Bride had, this one felt like it was the one she wanted the least. It felt like she was actually emotional just before, and after. The way she didn't really look at O-Ren after she killed her, and the way she plopped down on the bench. Yes, she was physiacally tired, but the look on her face? To me suggest a sadness. Had she been close friends with O-Ren? I've always thought so based on the dynamics of the to fighters, that was never seen again in any other fight.
Excellent insight and I tend to agree. That 'Silly Caucasian girl..." line was quite the burn if so.
I feel like she understood O-Ren the most as two person who got/getting revente and I also think if The Bride never got pregnant, she would probably go in a similar way as O-Ren as a leader of her own group...
I think I like the O-ren fight the most. The atmosphere is just so good.
Michael Madsen showed up on set with that white Stetson and filmed with it on. Tarantino couldn't get him to take it off, so he changed the script to make him do it.
4:12 - "So that's how it is in their family" - Edward Rooney
Thank you for the Ferris Bueller reference! One of my favorites!
Really enjoyed the sound effects lol
There was actually a guy who did exactly what the 'iron fist' training is supposed to simulate. His name was Pan Qing Fu. Growing up, he used to sell cigarettes on the street to support himself and his family. During that time, a popular form of challenge was a kid's game close to the western one of 'knuckles'. Where you take turns smashing the opponents knuckles with your own. He thought if his hand was tougher, he would win faster.
So he started punching everything with his right hand constantly. He would walk down the street while punching buildings at first, then later in life he used to carry around a plate of steel. All day he would punch the bloody thing. By the time he got into his 30's, the bones in his hand and punching arm were 30% denser than the average human being and he claimed to never use more than 30% of his power. The cops even approached him as a possible training mentor in China since firearms weren't a huge issue in organized crime in that timeframe. He ended up catching a ridiculous amount of chinese mobsters while paired with the police force.
He even went on to be in a few of the 90's kung fu flicks.
The brilliance of the volumes of Kill Bill is amazing, Bravo 👏
My favorite quentin tarantino movie. Yes, this is one movie...
Mine, too. Haven't seen Hateful 8 or Once upon.... yet though. I would have to rank Reservoir Dogs 2nd and Pulp Fiction close 3rd....
@@chanceneck8072 they are certainly worth checking out
It may be one movie but I still had to pay twice😠
SAME!! 🥷 🗡 🪦 🐍
Yes, and Kill Bill 1 is Another movie.
In his book The Kill Bill Diary, David Carradine gives a detailed account of how the movie was developed and shot. Many of the things seen in Bill's house were personal belongings of Carradine.
now every time you upload a video you have a new set, oh my.....nice going guys!!
- *THE TOWN (2010)*
- *PRIMAL FEAR (1996)*
- *WIND RIVER (2017)*
- *CATCH ME IF YOU CAN (2002)*
So, Uma and Quinton were developing the character of the bride while shooting Pulp Fiction. Going over ideas and whatnot. So, about two years later, when he's ready to make the movie, he calls her up and says he's ready. Uma is like, yeah, me too, oh, and by the way, I'm noticeably pregnant. So, Quinton adjusted the script.
The original cut was both movies combines. Studio suggested making it into Vol 1 and 2
My fav assassin other than Beatrix was certainly O-Ren. I loved her anime sequence and I am a fan of katanas and Japanese stuff in general, especially badass sword fights.
The late David Carradine played the mild-mannered Kwai Chang Caine in ABC's "Kung Fu", with Philip Ahn as Master Kan and Keye Luke as the blind Master Po, his Shaolin teachers. One of my favorite shows.
Your husband is so anxious to just spoil the entire movie for you but it’s taking every fiber in his being not to 😂😂😂
Great Mrs kung fu sound effects!
If you ever wonder, the eye snatching move is an entire martial arts form called she quan or snake style kung fu. And yes, it is just as dangerous as the movie implies. You can do a lot more than snatch an eye out as most of the strikes focus in attacking the eyes with jabs to blind the opponent by rapidly and repetitive fast strikes, but those strikes are also used to target the throat, the diaphragm, lower abdominals, groin and other pressure on the body to inflict as much maximum internal damage as possible, mirroring snake venom and its effect on the central nervous system. I practice it myself and it can also be used to incorporate arm, leg, ankle and neck snapping grapples as well as various chokeholds and locks used to restrict an opponents movement and breathing. It’s honestly not an art to be used lightly and is strictly self defensive for that very reason as it can easily and permanently harm someone or in the worst case kill them. Very interesting art form if you ever care to look it up.
My amazement and Big Time props goes to him for being able to keep quiet during her questions! That is not easy to do. Way to go.
I’m sure someone has said this but the actor who played Esteban is the same as the Sheriff from the wedding rehearsal scene.
Playing with the eye watching the eye scene was just wonderful 😂🫣
Have you seen the sequel to Kill Bill? It's called Hurt Kurt. And I heard they are making more like Smother Mother, Slaughter Daughter, and Suffocate Kate. Honestly can't wait.
You forgot Slay Kay . . .
The same actor (Michael Parks) played Esteban and the sherrif. Pai Mei and the male leader of the crazy 88's were played by the same actor (Chia-Hui Liu) too.
16:34 🤣☠ You're doing kung fu on him lmao
The kid who plays B.B. -- Perla Haney-Jardine -- does return in a future Tarantino movie -- she's the hippie who sells Cliff the acid-dipped cigarette in "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood".
Awesome sound effects, and a great reaction. Thank you both.
one thing i love is that they let their kids watch violent movies, Shogun Assassin. lol. I love that. Cause in the 70s and 80s that's kinda how parents were. love they eyeball snatch of course but it happend in episode 1 too but it's at the black and white cut so i didn't notice it when i first saw it in theaters.
I always loved the explanation of Bill about Superman and Clark, I was like... Wow!!!!
Great reaction guys!
I repeat, this is my favorite movie of Quentin.
Yeah, but he’s wrong. 🤷🏻♂️
@@gjb3181- How is he wrong?