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I maintain bud was more dangerous than all the other assassins; he just had no heart for it anymore
He was done. He wasn't suicidal. He's Sidewinder. You'll never see him coming
Agreed. He’s the only assassin who straight up defeated Kiddo
@@DefenestrateYourself defeated her but didn't secure the kill
@@callmeshaggy5166 Because assassins in this world still have a code of honor. Just like Bill called off Elle killing her in the hospital when she was comatosed. She was defenseless and they don't like to kill someone without giving them a chance. Her being buried alive, she still had a chance of surviving.
She just underestimated him, in a truly amateur move
I feel like its important to note that Beatrix is not a good person and that we're mostly supporting her for the sake of her child (which she doesn't know about) and because she is the protagonist. If the first movie were about O-ren you'd have rooted for her because of her tragic backstory but it wouldn't make O-ren a good person. Beatrix is just as much of a sociopathic murderer as the rest of them, she just wanted to get out of it because of her kid just like how copperhead left to start a family or how Bud left for a more quiet peaceful life or whatever. She isn't some paragon of goodness, her entire motivation is revenge, which was also Bill's motivation for shooting up her wedding rehearsal.
Also, Bill wasn't justifying his actions during his monologue to Beatrix, he was explaining to her that she should have seen this coming. She faked her death and assumed a new identity while being pregnant with his child and was about to marry another man. Bill knows that his reaction wasn't "okay", he's just saying that, with him being the leader of a group of assassins, his actions were very predictable and she could've easily avoided the whole scenario
Thank you. Addie's devotion to Beatrix is just as irrational as her blind hatred for Bill. Nobody's a good guy here and that scene is usually when first time watchers take a step back and say something to the effect of "oh...I hadn't thought about it like that".
The only way she could have avoided the scenario was by giving up her daughter and hoping Bill let her leave which was doubtful
@@Alvan81 Worth a shot. If that doesn't work she could kill bill in his sleep or something. Leaving a dangerous person like that and not making sure they have no way to find you is pretty unwise. Its like breaking up with an abusive partner but orders of magnitude more intense. You gotta be careful when you're playing with fire, and she wasn't careful enough the first time around
@@josefstalin9678 I'm not saying she shouldn't have expected him. I'm saying she was trapped and it's not reasonable to say she could have avoided that. Unfortunately that's how most gangs and criminal Enterprises work! They tell you you can leave when you want, but it's lies .
@@Alvan81 True, but then the argument could be made that she could've avoided this by never getting involved with a gang of assassins in the first place. Same reason most people know better than to ask the mafia for a loan
Addie saying, "I'm just waiting for you to die" so gleefully was not on my August BINGO card 😂
Stunt people do not get the credit they deserve. Uma's stunt-double was Zoe Bell. In Quentin's "Death Proof" (which you MUST see), Zoe basically plays herself in the second act.
Death Proof was such a great movie. It didn’t get the love it deserved.
@@randallwright1973 Agreed.
Yes and yes! Great film
Most people who make movies don’t get the credit they deserve. Actors get paid so much because 90% of the audience doesn’t care about anyone else in the process.
The same stunt for Lucy Lawless as Xena in Xena Warrior Princess, one of Tarantino's favorite TV shows. Its all conected
Volume 2 is the best part. Love this movie.
Bill's speech about Superman is my favorite scene. The point is that Bill completely misunderstands Superman's character, in part to justify his own actions but also because he's an insane, cold-blooded killer. The whole point of Superman is that he has a TON of humanity due to how he was raised. But Bill only sees his power.
Right! Being born Kal-El means his nature is to have the super powers that he has, but being nurtured as Clark Kent is what truly shaped who Superman would be. The bumbling, unsure persona isn’t even a critique of humans in general, who he actually admires. That’s meant to be less than the average human.
@@0okamino And what's more, Clark Kent is hardly "bumbling". He's a normal, albeit shy guy. But the fact that Bill sees him that way speaks volumes.
@@rpg_haven Yeah, bumbling is too strong of a term. It's certainly not constant, but I seem to recall him putting a bit of clumsiness in the act now and then, just to reinforce the whole "there's no way I'm competent enough to be the secret identity of Superman" thing.
@@0okamino Yeah, that's true. It's more of a shy, slightly awkward type, which makes sense for a farm boy in the big city.
A lot of people miss the relationship between her and Bill. Their final moment, their final words to each other are the ones that matter most. When Bill says she's his favorite person he's not lying. She doesn't gloat over his dying, she breaks down crying. It was a relationship between cold blooded killers and probably as close as either of them has come to love (other than the daughter of course).
Agreed. This was a pretty cringe reaction to a pretty emotional and beautiful scene.
She has given in to her anger, hate and desire for revenge.
Good...good.
I love that whole Superman line
What I like most about it is that it's absolute nonsense bullshit. Kal-El *grew up* as Clark Kent. Clark's humility, respect for others, and sense of responsibility represents the BEST of humanity, despite relative weakness or strength.
Only a psychotic megalomaniac would read a Superman comic and genuinely think the god-alien in that story thinks low of "ordinary" people.
@@the_corsairno reason why it can't be both.
@the_corsair That's why the line is so good: there's enough logic in it to make it an interesting idea, but it tells us way more about Bill than it does about Superman.
@@the_corsair You may arguably be right that Superman grew up as Clark Kent. But it could also be argued that that only means that he had to hide who he really was deep down almost from birth. And the fact that he grew up surrounded by regular people should mean that he knows all about them and should be able to fit in better without drawing attention to himself. But he doesn’t, does he? He really does overdo the feigned weakness and clumsiness because that’s how he sees us. I don’t think that’s looking down on us as much as it’s just his honest point of view based on his own experience.
Clark Kent persona in appearance and how peoples presumptions, biases work it is a low key criticism because he wishes to appear that yuppie-ish, vulnerable because he knows this is how it is perceived.
Pai Mei told Beatrix at the beginning of the training that her hand belongs to him. So when she plucked Elle's eye, it was actually Pai Mei's revenge for his death, done by "his hand".
The actor who played Pai Mei is the same actor who played the bald bodyguard boss O-Ren-Ishii, the one in the mask she fought on the railing and cut off his leg.
In the chapter with Pai Mei, you could see that Beatrix was becoming his favorite student and that he appreciated her dedication. That's probably why she was the only person he taught the exploding heart technique to.
Otherwise, it's nice how you say at the beginning that Bill doesn't have a heart. Well, it would have been a nice twist at the end if Beatrix had used the exploding heart technique, and it did nothing. :)
It's also interesting that while Beatrix kills about 80 people in the first movie, she kills only one person in the second movie - Bill. Because Bud gets killed by a snake, and Elle probably does too (she's left to her fate, secluded away from people, blinded and in a small space with a poisonous snake). So the only one she kills personally is Bill.
In my head canon, Elle survives. Eventually Vernita’s daughter, Nikki, seeks out Elle, now a blind old master, and trains under Elle. Nikki then goes on a roaring rampage of revenge to track down Beatrix, to kill Beatrix for what she did to Nikki’s mother. This leads to a rivalry and epic battle between Nikki and BB, before Nikki finally comes face to face with Beatrix for the final confrontation.
Please make Vol 3 Tarantino.
@@Etticos. to continue with your story, cast Maya Hawke (Uma Thurman's real daughter) as BB
@@manic6030 Maybe with Storm Reid (from Euphoria) as Nikki?
@@manic6030 100%. This is literally the only way.
Also, Estaban (the Hispanic pimp) was played by the same actor (Michael Parks) who played the head Texas Ranger.
There's a fantastic video essay that you can find on RUclips called "Kill Bill - Everything's a Remix" that shows some of the almost endless nods and homages to earlier films that Tarantino weaved into the Kill Bill movies. A ton of fun!
Yeah, it doesn’t mean Bill as a murdering bastard can do as he wants, but Beatrix has to accept that if you break the heart of a murdering bastard then there will most likely be consequences and lets not forget, she is a murdering bastard as well.
Beatrix robbed bill and the rest of the viper squad to make choices as adults. A pregnancy, his love for Beatrix, how the rest of the viper squad reacted after (vernita got married and pregnant, Budd is wallowing in despair, o-Ren continued running the Japanese Mafia and Elle taking care of Bill).
Elle is the wildcard. Her only motivation is Bill and I'm unsure she would've been happy just quitting.
Could debate it for hours really.
I've always had this view as well. Like did she think that she could just fake her own death, marry a new guy and raise Bill's baby? Did she think that his organization wouldn't have the resources to find her and that he would just let her move on with her new life? She was arrogant in thinking things would all just work out.
@Brandonmtlhd But she didn't think things would work out. She confessed as much to Bill at the end. Nonetheless, for the sake of her child she had to try.
@@bigdream_dreambig What I mean by working out is Bill and the rest of the gang not finding her, new husband and job notwithstanding.
The fear of being buried alive was an actual thing in history.
People used to have glass windows on caskets so if a person "woke up" prior to burial the funeral home employee would see them and stop the burial.
That is why in most states it is law an employee must remain on the premises at all times when there is a body at a funeral home waiting for services.
Then after burial there was a string ran from the decease'd wrist to a bell mounted over the grave to warn if the person "woke up".
People were hired to sit in the cemeteries overnight to listen for the bells and warn the authorities if they heard one.
That gave rise to the term "working there graveyard shift".
That's actually a myth. The term "Graveyard Shift" originates from the late 19th century when late night factory workers and miners would describe it as being like working in a graveyard due to how quiet and lonely it felt. Those caskets and bells did exist but they were rarely used and there's no evidence of them ever saving anyone. Being buried alive was a very real, albeit still rare, occurrence back in the day though. There have been incidents where a body was exhumed for whatever reason and scratch marks were found inside the casket. It's also speculated that this may be one of the original reasons for the tradition of the Wake; to give enough time before burial to make sure the deceased were, in fact, dead.
Spooky, I got chills
Burying Elle in a coffin simply serves the plot - I would think that a man such as Budd would just bury her in dirt without the coffin - but they needed the coffin to give Elle a chance to escape.
"saved by the bell" relates to a bell, in case you were buried alive.
@@niallrussell7184 really? Not boxing?
Hard to compare the two Kill Bills when they were originally intended to be one very long movie. Tarantino was forced to remake them into two.
DISCUSSION POINTS:
The "Boss face-offs" got more personal as the 2 part movie moved forward. Budd gave us foreshadowing when he said to Beatrix "Here's for breaking my brother's heart." He didn't know that Beatrix would end up breaking his brother's heart for real.
Elle is angry that a loser like Budd got to take out a warrior like Beatrix. She used a black mamba to kill him. Since Black Mamba is Beatrix's code name, it is symbolic that Black Mamba killed Budd.
Elle was Bill's current love interest, but she knew that Bill had still loved Beatrix more. This fight was very personal. Beatrix lets Elle know that she isn't even worth the honor of death at the hands of a warrior. Perhaps the black mamba snake in the camper will do the honors?
Elle's code name was California Mountain Snake. This snake is not venomous. Ironically, poison and venom are the tools Elle liked to use. She tried to poison comatose Beatrix when Bill's phone call stopped her. She used the black mamba to kill Budd. She poisoned Pai Mei's food to kill him.
Also ironically, both the black mamba & California mountain snake are not vipers even though both code names belonged to The Deadly Viper Assassination Squad. This shows us that both Beatrix and Elle had something in common. They were both Bill's lovers.
Tarantino wasn't "forced" to do anything. He chose to split his script into two films when it got too long.
@@Brian-qn7fn I believe it was Weinstein that forced him to re-edit it into 2 movies due to the length.
EDIT:
All it took was a web search for the answer. I cut and pasted it--
Why is kill bill two movies instead of one
Based on the provided search results, here’s a concise answer:
Kill Bill was originally conceived as a single film, but it was divided into two volumes due to its lengthy runtime and the pressure from the executive producer, Harvey Weinstein. The film’s runtime exceeded four hours, making it impractical for a single theatrical release.
Tarantino himself has acknowledged that the film was intended as one cohesive story, but the commercial constraints led to its segmentation into two volumes. In an interview, Tarantino stated that he wrote and edited Kill Bill as a single movie, but the editing process was influenced by Weinstein’s suggestion to split the film into two parts.
You should totally watch "The Hateful Eight" if you're a fan of Tarantino films and westerns, it stars Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, Jennifer Jason Leigh and Walton Goggins.
the movie thats like watching a play.. good rec.
I have re-watched these movies multiple times, and I love them each time, but there are certain scenes that still make me nervous or shocked. That is exactly why they work!
Heyoo😊
Addie when Beatrix snatched the eye out of Elle: 😱
Immediately after: 🤪🤪😃😃😃😃😃
10:23 Pai Mei literally means "White Eyebrow"
after you see the resolve of the fight between kiddo and elle.... the naming of that chapter makes for an extra chuckle.... elle and i
The reason it says "Based on the Character 'The Bride' created by Q & U" at the end, is that the character of Beatrix was dreamed up by Quentin Tarantino and Uma Thurman while they were making Pulp Fiction. They kept developing it whenever they saw each other over the next few years until Tarantion was finally in a position to make it and Thurman was available.
*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 (Uma'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)* 😁
In the theatre the buried alive scene was crazy. When the coffin was sealed shut the theatre itself was also dark and it was only the sound of the dirt being shoveled on top left.
To tell you that Quentin puts incredible detail into all his characters, Samuel L. Jackson's character Rufus describes all the side acts he played with as a musician. All the bands range from real national/regional acts is such a small detail that most writers wouldn't care about. But if you ask Quentin, he would describe the entire pathways that lead him to being a pianist in a small church. He's just a great world builder and storyteller.
Being in the theater for this, after waiting 6 months or so after he first was great, but that coffin scene will always stay with me. There were so many people incredibly uncomfortable and jumping when the dirt was tossed onto the coffin. Such a cool experienec and yea, new fear unlocked that day.
Seeing the burial scene in theatres was such a great experience. Completely dark and silent. Even in that giant space it felt claustrophobic.
And I really like the Kiddo/Elle fight in this one. Just an absolutely brutal fight scene.
Think I personally prefer this one to pt 1, but I also agree it really is a package deal. Truly just two halves of the same movie.
Loved the reaction! Its made me want to go back and watch both again, so maybe I'll do that this week. Thanks for the great video!
That bathroom scene at the end shows what a great actor Uma Thurman is. She expressed multiple emotion at the same scene.
The actor who played Esteban in this movie is the same actor who played the Texas Ranger investating the shooting at the chapel in vol.1 Michael Parks.
26:47 Addie literally counts. 😂
"Why'd it have to be snakes?" - the return of Indy-Addie Jones.
We felt your pain with that one
Tarantino did a great job with the focal backstories for O-Ren Ishii & Beatrix Kiddo, in each movie. Both so memorable stylistically and writing wise.
Love these two movies so much, glad to see you enjoyed!
In theatres the sound of the dirt being thrown on the coffin was deafening
seeing this in the theater was quite a trip during the burial scene.
13:00
Favourite reaction
(I watched it in a loop for 87 hours)
Her training with Pai Mei is my favorite part of this movie, he is a famous character in Kung Fu films, been around for a long long time, and the guy that’s playing him is Gordon Liu who started out as a stunt man. He is a super star/legend in Hong Kong and Kung Fu cinema. He made his American film debut with this film. Kill Bill is heavily inspired by Kung fu cinema and its paying homage not only to Kung fu cinema overall, but specifically to Liu and his past films, it’s really awesome to see Gordon Liu here, but unfortunately in 2011 he had a stroke that left him partially paralyzed. But yeah, he’s AWESOME and Tarantino knew what he was doing when he got Liu for these movies, he’s obviously a fan of Kung fu cinema, I mean, who isn’t?
The edit missed several scenes I would've liked to have seen your reaction to ... pretty sure you just couldn't wait to get to the "Kill Bill" part. 😂. Gooood gravy Marie! Michael Parks's portrayal of Bill's father figure, Esteban, is extraordinary.
I've soooo been looking forward to this! LFG!
Next to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Kill Bill Vol. 1&2 is his best work ever.
The trailer was specially constructed with walls that could be pushed out to give the film crew enough room to shoot this scene.
There was supposed to be a 3rd movie where the little girl from the 1st movie who the bride killed her mom in front of her comes looking for revenge. But Uma therman said she would never work with Tarantino ever again because she almost died when he refused to let her wear a seat belt from a scene and Uma got in a accident.
Great job Addie! You surprised me on this one a little. Your understanding and enthusiasm were top tier. Cant wait to see whats the next big one. I think may be ready for some more great comedy. Hmmm, what shall we do? 😅
Pai Mei was beautifully written. You can tell he cared about Beatrix with the scene with the rice.
When he dumped her food on the ground he felt regret... Probably for the first time which is why he gave her his bowl. He had concern in his eyes as she tried and he was at peace when she succeeded. He cared about her which is why he taught her the exploding heart technique.
(Snaps beard)
In case you didn't know, the same actor, Gordon Liu, played Johnny Mo, the leader of the Crazy 88s, in Kill Bill volume one.
uhm, no. ..humans use utensils to eat food.. food contaminated with filthy fingers is not okay to eat, which is why he tossed it, and gave her his own.. its adorable you thought he developed a conscience 'for the first time' in the 2 seconds from when he hucks her bowl and gives her his tho..
@@jacksprat418-ju5qo Gordon is one of the greatest actors of all time. He did more movies than any other martial artists from China including my absolute favorite enter the 36th chamber. And oddly enough the character Pai Mei was the bad guy in one of Gordon's earlier movies from the 70s where Gordon beat Mei...
Absolute legend
@@StayFractalesque i was thinking it was actually part of the training, or just him being a controlling jerk, but you could tell he had love for the her
@@joshuasharrock466 Sonny Chiba is another great one.
If you think about it, they had to have it pure dark inside aside from the psychotic aspect, but so when they dropped the casket in the hole, they didn't have to have it tilting and shaking around. Did you count how many she killed in part 2 with her sword? Anyone die by the sword in part 2? It was written so well you never noticed.
Very good movie. Fantastic acting and dialogue.
I might like it a bit more than Vol1, but together they tell a crazy/ incredible story.
Pai Mei was hilarious.😂
The fight in the trailer is awesome.
When Bill arrived at the wedding rehearsal I wonder if he hadn't actually decided to kill everyone yet. Possibly not until she hilariously introduced him as her father? He seemed like that kind of lunatic. Just a thought.
Bill was a monster and got what he deserved. I'm so happy Beatrix Kiddo aka black mamba got to start a new life with her daughter. Had her daughter BB stayed with Bill she'd become a psychopath for sure as she had already intentionally killed her pet fish. You know what they say about people that hurt animals. Especially at a young age. Or maybe I'm just over thinking it. 😅
While it was long-winded, I found Bill's speech about Superman fascinating. As someone who's been into comics since I could read, he's really not wrong in what he points out. Superman's mask is appearing to be a weak, bumbling corporate man who is cowardly and doesn't really stand out. That's how he sees the average man - even if he fights to save them, he still looks down on them (which is also shown in some of the alternate Superman stories like Injustice or Red Son). For something's that's essentially a one-off just for a metaphor in this movie, it's surprisingly well thought out.
If you enjoyed the Pai Mei bits, you should REALLY watch some older kung fu movies - they really nailed the vibe, right down to the random face zooms. Some quick recommendations: Snake in the Eagle's Shadow and Master of the Flying Guillotine.
The actor playing Peu Mei also played the bald masked leader of Crazy 88 she fought last movie. And if remember when they met and Pei Mei caught her arm he said this now belongs to me. And it was the same arm that avenged his death. Cool
The Bride, Beatrix Kiddo, aka Black Mama, aka Mommy.
There is a single film version of this, but it’s never had a general release. Tarantino sometimes books a theatre to do a special showing of it.
Re buried alive: imagine being in a totally dark theater when that scene played.
Even the THOUGHT of being buried alive makes it hard for me to breathe
The old guy in bar with women was also same actor who played the Sherriff in first one
One great thing about these two films is they’re basically a love letter to Asian cinema, the first film used a lot of Japanese movie styles and the second used a lot of Chinese movie styles
Because of Kill Bill, I searched out a few Shaw Brothers Pai Mei films and Noel’s appreciate that sequence even more, especially when she picks Pei Mei and he doesn’t react. A couple of films explain why, and it’s not what you think. Also, Gordon Liu was in a great many Shaw Brothers movies and I think fought Pai Mei once-seems so many, they do run together.
The outfit along with the helmet and motorcycle worn by the Bride were instead heavily inspired by the similar-looking wares donned by Bruce Lee in his final film, Game of Death, which he tragically died during production of
Th Bride created by Q & U (AKA Quentin Tarantino & Uma Thurman)
Interesting point about the deadly vipers code names. All of them are venomous snakes, sidewinder, cottonmouth, copperhead, black mamba, EXCEPT Elle’s snake, the California mountain snake aka king snake. Interesting thing is, King snakes hunt and kill other snakes, venomous snakes included. Having the most treacherous character being named after a snake that is known for killing other snakes is a subtle stroke of genius.
Also worth noting, each of the snakes corresponds well to the style of each assassin. Bud, sidewinder, comes at you from odd and unanticipated angles. Cottonmouth have a very showy threat display and make themselves known and easily seen, just like O-Ren being the very public head of the Yakuza. Copperheads have incredible camouflage and can be very difficult to spot, just like Vernita hiding out living an unassuming suburban housewife’s life. Beatrix is deadly and aggressive with not much in the way of subtlety, just like her namesake Black Mamba.
She left the money and Bud's sword in his trailer. And she didn't empty Bill's villa before leaving town. Didn't know this was a tear-jerker. Almost ran out of Kleenex.
I'm so happy for watching this 😁
that intro was FUN! 😂 great reaction! 👍☺
Bebe was so incredibly adorable.
If you watch the Beatrix vs Bill fight frame by frame, you can see she doesn't stand a chance against him. He's toying with her. Nobody could beat Bill with a sword. I think Pei Mei knew that and knew she might have to fight Bill one day so he taught her the five point palm exploding heart technique because Bill would never expect it and have no counter for it. It was the only way to beat Bill. Just goes to show how dangerous Bill was and why he acted like he thought he was invincible. Until she learned that, he basically was among his group.
I was hoping this would get uploaded today 😁
Anybody remember that episode of Duck Dodgers, where Daffy had to train under a monkey who had the same look as Pai Mei, and was voiced by Tarantino?
What’s happened to the “hey, it’s Aaaaddie” intro?? My brain can’t handle it! 😂
I love these movies so much. I’ve been looking forward to this reaction!
I'm not 15sec into this video and I already like it
If you like Tarantino movies with strong, well written female leads, you'll love Jackie Brown and Death Proof. The two most underrated Tarantino movies, IMO.
When I watch these movies I really don’t want any of the assassins to die because they’re all so cool! O-Ren Ishi, Vernita Green, Elle Driver are all really cool female villains that I enjoy watching but I know they’re gonna get brutally murdered 😂
It is said that all of Tarantino's movies exist within the same universe, and if you look hard enough you can find some sort of connection that ties one movie to at least one other in his filmography. I'm not sure if you've seen Django Unchained yet, but if not, there is a character in that movie named Dr. King Schultz. The grave that Beatrix Kiddo gets buried alive in is Paula Schultz. The theory is that Paula was either King's wife or related to him in some other way.
13:58 With a name like the Deadly Viper assasin squad, snakes should have been expected, No?
you have a great point about the different pacing between the two parts, and it does create two completely different movies. Personally I do prefer the first one, but they're both great.
She was actually using the antenna as a whip. More effective that way.
Absolutely love these 2 movies, but I feel people miss the point that Beatrix/the Bride is absolutely *not* a heroine. She's just as bad as every other Viper, we just follow *her* story. Orphaning Vernita's daughter and then straight up telling her "if you don't like it, do something about it" showcases how ruthlessly selfish her motivations are.
Budd is actually the ONLY Viper to show any semblance of regret for the life he led, and that's why he's the only one that actually beats Beatrix. O-Ren celebrates becoming a criminal warlord, Vernita enjoys her suburban lifestyle, Bill gets to play daddy with BB, and Elle is still a gun for hire. Budd is the only one that chooses to live in the middle of nowhere, as a bum, working a dead-end job where he's constantly belittled and abused. He's not running from consequences and living a lie, he knows what he is and what he deserves. That's also why he gets killed the moment he tries to make it big after beating Beatrix - he forgot his penance and was punished for it.
16:28 Addie and Ella saying "Gross" at the same time😂
@22:43 ...an eye roll for the Ages😂
Darth Addie has been unleashed!
Go back to part one. Fighting the crazy 88. She uses the five finger point, just killed by one of the villains and she and she tears out an eye
Yay. You made it.
I think this film finally outdoes Conan in one respect: What's best in life is the feeling of your enemy's vitreous humor between your toes.
If you think the buried alive sequence is tough to watch, you should watch Buried starring Ryan Reynolds. It's 90 minutes, about a man who wakes up buried alive, and the entire movie is shot inside the box. That's a rough one.
Addie, you should watch "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood"! It's a great Tarantino flick, with Brad Pitt, Leonardo Di Caprio, and Austin Butler, among many others! Great film!
This was a really fun movie.🍻
Your indignation towards Bill is appreciated.
Check out “Buried” for more buried alive anxiety. Lol
There’s another one too… but it’s kind of a twist in the movie so it is hard to recommend at the moment without giving it away. Lol
Likes and Subscribed! I also saw these movies this year; when listening to Bill's speech about Clark Kent and Superman, you sounded just like me, "Maybe he just likes to hear himself speak." Those were my exact words while watching the scene. LoL
I think you need to watch a season or two of the care bears because these movies have had an effect on you.
Next on Tarantino’s list of movies up for a reaction should be Django Unchained! Beautiful movie! Awesome character actors! ❤
Hello Addie, looking beautiful in your red dress!😊 I think your red dress brought brought out your blood thirsty vengeance. 😆 Both Pai Mei and Johnny Mo (Crazy 88 bald guy) are played by the same actor, Gordon Liu.🤯 Great reactions to the final Kill Bill fil, for now, Addie!!!!🎬👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
You got way too involved in this emotionally. They are both killers and evil people that have done so much worse to others. The things they do to each other is completely justifiable due to the fact that they are all evil bastards. The ONLY innocent is the little girl. You can't just ignore what Beatrix has done her entire life and pretend she didn't deserve these things due to what she has done. Bill, while just as evil and deserving of death, did not create her. You may notice that she had killing skills and had already worked in this field before Bill took her to Pei. She told us this through Pei.
So while, I understand your indignation against Bill, it is not justice or morality. They were dead from the first time they killed others for money. "Honor among thieves."
It’s a happy ending for now. But the implication is that Copperhead’s daughter will just continue the cycle of revenge when she grows up. Maybe it will be against Beatrix or maybe it will be against B.B.
I knew she'd love Pai Mei's eyebrows.
Fun fact, the little girl playing B.B. is 27 now
Unsure if you've seen Django Unchained. But Shultz is a pretty big name in there.
Oh yeah, just the thought of being buried alive is pretty horrifying.
Just a reminder that Kiddo showed that eye snatching technique back in Kill Bill vol. 1 when she used it on one of the Crazy 88. A nice little Chekhov's Gun no one really expected.
May I recommend a movie it’s called true Romance it has the following actors:
Christian Slater
Dennis Hopper
Patricia Arquette
Val Kilmer
James Gandolfini
Tom Sizemore
Sean Penn
Gary Oldman
Samuel Jackson
It has All Star cast directed by Tony Scott, and written by Quentin Tarantino
I hate Quentin Tarantino as a person, but damn I love his films. Nobody does dialogue better. And I love the way he has the same actors play multiple roles (the sheriff at the chapel was the pimp who told her where Bill was, Gordon Liu was Pai Mei as well as the head of the crazy 88). I had to laugh when you said that you couldn’t take your eyes off Pai Mei’s eyebrows because his name literally means “white eyebrow” and he was based on a real Kung fu master with that nickname. And yes, when you have a beard stroking it does become a pleasant habit. And finally, I really like Bill’s take on Superman being born Superman and Clark Kent just being the way he saw humans in general. Ya’ gotta be what you were born to be.
It's probably weird, but in my family, watching Kill Bill is a Christmas movie tradition. A lot of red stuff on the screen, as the Christmas vibe should be.
DOUBLE FEATURE DAY =)
In Kill Bill vol 1, Beatrix kills...just, everyone.
In Kill Bill vol 2, Beatrix kills...just Bill.
o_O
BURIED ALIVE!!!
You should react to that. The TV movie with Jennifer Jason Leigh. Or just watch it on your own time for your own enjoyment. either way you should see it.
Watching your journey to this point of celebrating executions and gore has been great. I remember your first few reactions when you were new to this type of hobby. "The Shining" is till one of my favorites that you've done..Cassie at Popcorn in Bed had to bring her husband in to watch with her. lol. That was cute too. You and Cassie are in my top 5 channels.