KILL BILL VOLUME 2 (2004) TWIN BROTHERS FIRST TIME WATCHING MOVIE REACTION!
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Here we are finally with the sequel Kill Bill Volume 2 and holy hell, what an ending to a solid movie; we both had such an awesome time with both movies. Thank you guys for these amazing recommendations!
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Beatrix broke Bill's heart, first figuratively, and then literally. Brilliant writing from QT.
🤯🤯
She had reasons to leave him
Yup in the end Bill died from a broken heart.
It's nobody's fault
But she had a choice kill or get killed she choice kill and first she did not want her daughter becoming a killer she wanted her daughter to have a good life
Budd hated Beatrix because she broke his brother's heart. Elle hated Beatrix because of jealousy and they were already in conflict before the massacre (Beatrix bested her at pretty much everything, including being Bill's most favorite). O-Ren and Vernita never hated Beatrix, they basically did what Bill told them to do.
Even uma thurman and the elle actress hate each other in real life.
Budd was conflicted; he lived that way as a penance for all he had done, yet he hates Beatrix for abandoning Bill. In the end, he chose revenge.
Can we talk about how iconic the fight between The Bride vs. Elle is? One of my favorite fight scenes in history 😁
My favorite line "....bytch, you don't have a future...."
Oh I love it. Elle's death is so brutal ( I assume she is dead) but I love it!
@@toriboy25 She's blind, stumbling around in a RV with a poisonous snake that she brought there herself...oh yeah, she's dead.
Also love, as people point out, it was also Pai Mei's revenge - The Bride took her eye using the arm that he owned
I always wondered how far out Budd lived in the desert in that RV. I doubt anyone would come looking for him soon - his brother is gone and his former coworkers probably wouldn't worry about him. Id like to think that even if the snake didn't get Elle, she would probably eventually die wandering in the desert.
Notice how the fight between Beatrix and Ella is completely different compared to her fight with O-Ren while yes Beatrix needed to get her revenge for he involvement in the massacre the fight also showed gracefulness and respect but as for Ella it shows there fight was straight up ugly and a personal brawl between Beatrix and Ella
Ye, that's what I've noticed about the O'Ren vs Beatrix fight. It started off sort of fast and loud with the nice music in the beginning but when Bea gets hurt and they stand against each other, they become silent and they even apologize to each other. That fight felt sad because it felt like two friends who had an argument and they had to fight, no matter what.
Ella is very different because I feel like her fight with Bea was like a prize fight. She has stated time and time again that she respects Bea and even killed Budd because he got to her first. Ella has "Wants to be the best, so I have to kill/fight the best" vibe to her so she came at Bea with everything she could.
Sorry for the ramblings, but after watching the movie so many times, I notice a lot more things and I'm happy that I'm not the only one who notices
Tarantino said he wanted 2 amazon women to have a brutal non graceful fight. He wanted to be bad ass
Yeh with the O-Ren fight they've even got their little in-jokes together - "silly rabbit"
Elle fight is anything goes - crotch kicks to just doing whatever it takes to kill
Who's Ella??????there is no character by that name in this film.
Each fighter reflect each enemy character. Elle was more cruel and dirty, so her fight was more raw and vicious. Plus also Elle probably was the only one who could be a match for Beatrix, if she didnt had that horrible temper.
O-Ren was more elegant and gracious. She does respect her enemies. That´s why her fight was more clean and honorable.
In the end, we kinda feel sorry for O-Ren death. she was dragged into this violent world. Elle is the opposite, because we know she is bad and she wanted to kill Beatrix even when she was in coma!
Look at it like this. Bud died believing that he had defended his brother successfully, and Elle wanted to either kill or be killed by the best, but got neither.
Bill's speech at the end about Superman being special because he was born that way as one of my all-time favorite speeches.
19:33 "Yo, no pun intended: I didn't see that coming." He just made my day XD
The shocked looks on your faces when she took her eye was hilarious😂😂😂
She snatched an eye from one of the crazy 88s showing us that was something she knew how to do.
Trivia fact: Uma Thurman (The Bride/ Beatrix) and Daryl Hannah (Elle) hate each other in real life for unknown reason. You can tell the fight was waiting to happen for both of them
They’re feud started while filming this movie, and it definitely helped sell their toxic interactions and crazy and a bit petty fight scene
Elle poisoned a warrior. Pei Mei deserved better. That makes me sick.
@Racheldrum Pai Mei got his revenge through Beatrix. Remember, when he twisted Beatrix’s hand he said her hand belonged to him. It was that hand who popped out her second eye. Revenge from the grave.
Beatrix + Bill = BB
It’s like she’s a BB gun pretty much harmless
Not when the BB hits you in the eye.
Not to fish, she isn’t.
@@playfulpanthress she squishes the fish like her mom squished Elle's eye!
@@vonDarkken Nice!!
The bride was Bill's top assassin in the squad. He was told the she had been killed by another rival assassin but in reality she was spared by the assassin when she revealed she was pregnant and instead of telling Bill she left him and the squad under the impression that she was dead while planning a new life with Tommy. While searching for the person who supposedly murdered her, Bill accidentally found her at the wedding rehearsal and he was pissed which resulted in the massacre at the rehearsal. Before being shot she revealed to Bill that she was carrying his baby.
He didn't accidentally find her at the rehearsal. He went there with the squad because he'd found out about her getting married. He specifically went there to kill them.
@Miles Doyle dude wtf? No one is going to read this. Shoo
@@Megan-ir3ze seriously. I just scrolled to dv it lol
She broke Bills heart, Bill shot her in the head, she exploded Bills heart.
@@kyles5513 She broke his heart. First figuratively, then literally.
The man who plays Bill is David Carradine. One of the most gifted writers actor of my generation. And highly respected in the martial arts community for his role in the TV series Kung fu originally written by Bruce Lee.
Let's not forget his downfall to autoerotic asphyxiation.
@@YoGeeBear317 what a way to go..
@@ninawildr4207 alot of people say he came and he went.
It wasn’t originally written by Bruce Lee, that was confirmed to be false
@@wilson0213 wasn’t written by Bruce but the idea was his and part was supposed to be his. And no he was not initially loved by the community playing an Asian character, as a white man.
If I remember correctly, Pai Mei took out Elle's eye and she eventually poisoned his food. Then, I think he swore that he'll take her other eye or something (I haven't seen Kill Bill in years). If you think of it, Pai Mei said that he owns Beatrix's arm or that it is his or whatever, like what Beatrix said to Sophie in the bar in Japan. Anyway, since Beatrix took out Elle's other eye with the arm that he said that he owns...he pretty much did get his revenge on Elle. *So, yeah, how about checking out either The Last Dragon or Black Dynamite.* Both are fun martial arts/action/comedic flicks, so you can't go wrong with either choice!
Yep! You got it right.
thats correct. matter of fact, Beatrix told all the victims in the bar to leave their limbs.
Samuel L Jackson always has to make an appearance in a quinten Tarantino movie if there’s no Samuel there’s no Quinten Tarantino movie
Except for reservoir dogs
Inglorious Basterds? Once Upon a Time in Hollywood? I dont.think he was in either one of those.
@@YoGeeBear317 I know I’m just saying he is in damn near all of them
@@YoGeeBear317 he was the narrator in Inglorious Basterds
As far as the beef between B and Elle, in the original script for the one film cut, it's explained a little more how Elle was Bill's lover and then he chose Beatrix over her but once she "died" Bill went back to her. I believe Elle was also jealous of her relationship with Pei Mei. In that version, she kills Elle with an almost microscopic cut to the jugular that sprays blood mist into the air and they kinda make amends before Elle bleeds out. Another cool thing about that version was that Go Go had a twin sister who attacked and nearly killed Beatrix when she came back from Japan. I think it would've taken place between the time she killed Vernita and arrived in Texas. That original script is cool af and I recommend any fans of this read it if they can find it online.
The fight in the camper with Elle and Beatrix Kiddo was the best chick fight ever In a movie. Who agrees ? 😁
i totally Agrees because it’s my favorite scene because I was like ahh they really have to go at it inside the trailer
i really like tarantino’s fight scenes especially with women see also: deathproof
O-Ren and Beatrix have it beaten imo
Agree. I love good old brawl fights with the fighting skills involved but not too much boring courtesy.
Since this is all one big story and was only split into two volumes later on, originally we weren't supposed to know that the daughter was alive until Beatrix sees her for the first time, leaving us just as shocked as she was. All the same, ending Volume 1 with that cliffhanger was a great ending.
I did like how Black Mamba did end up getting all of them, just in an unconventional way.
Lil bro killed me at 3:30 with the "maybe don't pry and fuck off." 😂👍
One of my favorite movies ever. I love how they get us to root for The Bride when she was just as bad as Bill and the others before she got pregnant. She killed ALOT of people!
A 3rd movie would have been great if it were filmed within 5 years after the first 2 movies. Vernita Green's daughter and possibly a fully blind Elle who may still be alive who would train her for her revenge against Bea.
There are more open ends.
I bet Sofie Fatale would join the team under Elle. Elle is crazy hotheaded, but also so set on revenge that she could have spent all the time training herself to Zatoichi level blind swordfighting by now. Speaking of; was it established that Bea took Bud's sword? Otherwise it would be fitting if Elle used that or gave it to Vernita's daughter.
It's not likely that ALL of Crazy 88 was there for the fight, some would have been out of town, sick, in jail or other. Those, plus the ones escaping without fatal injuries would want to get back at Bea. The Yakuza wouldn't have taken the killing of O-Ren Ishii as merely a stand alone revenge against her personally, but an attack on their organisation, something they can't leave unpunished if they want to keep their authority.
There are still many enemies left.
They use to say "if you go out for revenge, you better dig two graves." But in reality, revenge just keeps on going and it always escalates. You better just dig a huge mass grave before setting out on any revenge, even if you just want to kill one person.
Then of course it is the CRAZY theory that Bill is actually two twin brothers. One that loves Bea and the other the one who tried to kill her for hurting his brother. The first one kept her alive and took care of their daughter, but also justified his brothers actions and keeping him a secret to the end. Too bad Carradine isn't here to play him...
"I guess he didn't really like his hair."
"Yeah, it wasn't that good, to be honest." 😂🤣
He looked like a younger Guy Fierry
That Superman monologue was a cool perspective I never thought about before this movie.
The fight scenes in this film are choreographed by the legendary Yuen Woo Ping, who directed "Drunken Master". He also choreographed the fight scenes in "The Matrix", "Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon" and others.
The final song in this one always makes me want to re-watch "Desperado" and "Once Upon A Time In Mexico."
That's Robert Rodriguez's band doing their rendition of Malaguena Salerosa. There's a beautiful song (Siente mi amor) that Salma Hayek sings in Once Upon A Time which he also wrote. The man's got some musical skills.
@@andrewcharles459 Yep. Had those soundtrack albums. Well worth it.
Other Tarantino movies that are good. Jackie Brown, Natural Born Killers, Death Proof (which is part of the “Grindhouse” series with Robert Rodriquez Planet Terror.) and one which was the first movie he ever wrote… True Romance. Which he didn’t think he could direct so he sold the script. All really good.
You forgot *Reservoir Dogs*
Ohhh I thought they said they seen that
Natural Born Killers was directed by Oliver Stone. The original screenplay was written by Tarantino but the final movie is significantly different .
Jackie Brown is one of the finest films ever made.
Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and Hero are great "kung-fu" movies. I also really enjoyed The One with Jet Li (2001). Gah. All fun movies. I used to watch black and white Kung Fu movies with my uncle on Saturday nights, way past midnight. We might have only had 4 channels but, those days were good. We used to watch Kung Fu the series with David Carradine as well. R.I.P.
Fearless with jet li
The guy playing Pei Mei is one of my favorite martial arts actors. 36 Chambers of Shaolin, Heroes of the east, Drunken Monkey to name a few
Iron Monkey (Tarantino produced in the US) is really good, too. Also, the 4th Lethal Weapon with Jet Li was fun
Take note: when Beatrix plucked out Ellie' other eye 👁️ Pi Mai got his revenge against Ellie... Remember when he said "this arm belongs to me, and I want it strong."
The thing about the Superman monologue is that this interpretation of the character is only really valid for the original Golden and Silver Age. The current versions heavily emphasize that the real person is Clark Kent (although they differentiate between Clark in private with trusted family and friends and Clark as a public image in his job).
Octo Bros...
Kung Fu Hustle is a must!
Stephen Chow is a comedic genius. My personal fav is 'Shaolin Soccer'.
@@manuelper never seen it. Thanks for giving me a new movie to watch!
That poor old landlady. Just trying to make a living when the Axe Gang shows up ...
Watch Friday after next
The PG-13 version of this movie it's like: "Once upon a time... The End"
PG-13 movies are trash af. All that comic book super hero crap is utterly forgettable.
"Once upon a time, mommy and daddy had a fight. Mommy took a very cozy nap and took her baby home.
They lived happy ever after."
"Once upon a time...
Would you like some cereal or coffee?
I want pizza, Charlie Brown.
The End"
"That sounds SICK! Can we see it??!!"
-Yes, but it's gonna be a while :-)
Punching through that coffin has to be one of the best movie scenes ever!
My Boyfriend's Back did it first!
Suggestion: "From Dusk Till Dawn" if you dont know it. Screenplay is from Tarantino and he has one of the lead roles - next to George Clooney, Harvey Keitel and Juliette Lewis.
If you know it, "Planet Terror" (Directors Cut) is from the same director and has Tarantino in a side role.
The guy who played Pai Mei, is Gordon Liu. He also played the bald guy from the Crazy 88 in the first film. He's most famous for his role in The 36 Chambers of Shaolin.
Shogun Assassin is also a great movie that inspired this.
Which is basically a condensed recut of Lone Wolf and Cub miniseries, dubbed in English. Both versions are awesome!
@@norwegianblue2017 yeah watched the series after I saw the movies. Loved it
I think this is like my 5th time watching your Kill Bill reactions. U brothers r fucking hilarious!! Especially when u react to Uma killing Bill w/the 5 finger death punch. "Was that it...? Was that it...? Please tell me. Please tell me. Please tell me!" That whole clip was too comical!
This movie has such great trivia. If you've ever seen the show " Kung Fu" you'll get many if the references. The actor who plays (same guy who was Hatori Hanzo's assistant in volume 1) Pei May (sp?) played a role on the show Kung Fu as as child. Pei Mai was a character on that show, as well as David Carradine (Bill)...
Fan of Bruce Lee have a large dislike for that series because Bruce was supposed to play that character but, rather than go with an actual Chinese actor to play a Chinese character, Hollywood went with a white dude, something which hasn't changed so much even now.
@@P5YcHoKiLLa yes, I know. They definitely did Bruce dirty.
Pai Mei is famous for legendary kung fu movies and his name is Gordon Liu. He literally popularized Hong Kong Kung fu cinema. (legend of shaolin films)
Please put respect on his name
He was also the Bald Crazy 88 Enforcer in Part 1
@@P5YcHoKiLLa David Carridine is 1/4 th Chinese btw
@@K.G444 yes. But he was cast because he looked more white than Bruce Lee.
The fight between Beatrix and Elle was the battle fo the six-foot tall blondes! Amazing fight scene. Can you imagine if they did sequals to this series? Imagine Nikkia (Vernita's daughter) grows up to seek revenge on Beatrix and finds a blind Elle who mentors her. But, now she must go through BB as well who has been taught by her mother. Of course, more storyline can fit in between, but wouldn't this be awesome?! This series was very artistic and brilliant as usual from Tarantino. Awesome stuff.
I love how Kill Bill incorporates all the elements of old ninja/kung-fu movies... Shogun Assassin et-al. The guy who played Hatori Hanzo was a big star of those movies.
Vol. 3 could be Nicki's revenge from vol.1 for killing her mother in the kitchen.
Bud learned not to get too close to a black mamba - then so did Bill :) RIP David Carradine.
Pai Mei (who was also the Bald crazy 88 enforcer in part 1) is Gordon Lui a legendary kung fu artist and actor. He played in the classic Wu Tang/Shaolin films.
That would be terrible if he did vol 3 Nikki's revenge.. just sounds corny and there was literally no emotional connection or care from the audience to make an entire movie from that...
@@Timothy1987 Beatrix killed her mother in front of her as a child! Then basically taunted her and told her to come after her when you get older if you feel like it...no emotional connection or care?!?!?!?
@@Timothy1987 or maybe Elle Driver, she might have lost both eyes but she's still alive.
I'm in the group they says don't mess with success! Kill Bill is perfect with just two volumes. BUT since people are always trying to make things 'better', if there were to make a volume 3, I think it should be Nikki vs B.B. and maybe the other assassins had secret children, like a next generation sequel. But I think it would be a terrible movie. Just leave it alone.
My favorite speech in the movie is when Bill explains why Superman is unique among Superheroes. Gordon Lui (Pei Mai) also played Johnny Mo the leader of the Crazy 88's in the first movie. Hatori Hanzo was played by Actor/Sword Master Sonny Chiba.
You guys forgot about her child because Beatrix assumed the child died. Only time she is mentioned is when Beatrix says "BIll, it's yours" she was pregnant when Bill shot her in the head. So when she sees her she's stunned that she's alive.
Your guys next movie should be Bruce Lee's "Enter The Dragon" best martial arts movie ever made. And Bruce Lee did all his own stunts. Please do the reaction if you two haven't seen it. Love it when you both do a reaction together. 😁❤❤
hell yea
They’ve probably seen that
Yuen Wah did all Bruce Lee stunts in "Enter The Dragon"
Can't release a 3-4 hour movie? Maybe we better tell Peter Jackson this
Or The Last Dragon!
I remember the summer after vol 2 dropped. All the kids at school were attempting the 5pt palm exploding heart technique
I laughed out loud when you said , “ Dude ! She’s like the Human mole !” Lmfao
Its so scary that people like bill can hide their rage.
I love how Quentin Tarantino Incorporated Cantonese as Pi Mai's language so you can hear the difference between Mandarin and the natural language of China. Some of the oldest Martial Arts films or "Wu-Sha" films where spoken in Cantonese, not Mandarin
So glad you did this reaction so soon after Vol.1; I'm definitely part of the camp that wishes Tarantino would make a Vol. 3. After all, Vernita Green's daughter and B.B. should both be in their early 20s now, and aside from that even though Elle Driver was blinded and left in a trailer with a black mamba, we didn't see her DIE, so technically she's not dead.
Not sure if you guys realize this but the master is actor Gordon Liu.... Who ALSO appears as one of the fighters in Kill Bill 1. He's one of the last that fought with her on the railings, and gets his leg chopped off and falls off from the 2nd floor..;p
Did you guys realize Daryl Hannah's character freaks out when she loses her eye just like when she gets shot and dies in Blade Runner?
Well, same actress
@@tpsyturvy6987 Tarantino is a Blade Runner fan, so I bet he told her to act that way to make a good reference.
@@filipeduarte3188 actually Daryl was supposed to just fall to the floor and scream but she instead improvised the thrashing around to make Tarantino laugh which he did so he kept it in
I'd love you to react to "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas", one of my favourite movies, I think you'd enjoy it A LOT. Adapted from Hunter S. Thompson's novel of the same name with Johnny Depp, Benicio Del Toro, Christina Ricci and Tobey Maguire. It's a wild ride.
My favorite thing about these two movies is how the first one draws you in with this insane and amazing action. The second movie tells a deep and meaningful story. There are memorable legendary characters like Hanzo and pai mei. Bill's monologue about Superman was incredible as you mentioned. You could sympathize with his broken heart leading him to do what he did even if it was extreme. These are extreme characters. Of course they are going to do extreme things. Even little things like Hanzo making her a sword and telling her that if in your travels you come across God this will cut him. So good. You even get a bit of great anime. Such an incredible set of movies.
👋 You should watch Death Proof next. Another Quentin Tarantino revenge movie
This statement 👏. Actually, I think they need to watch the entire Grindhouse movie, intermission included.
My favorite movie ever!!!
Yesssss
Quentin has a habit if making his antagonists likeable. Or just downright making them a protagonist. I'm into it.
I suggest "Death Proof" if you want to continue Tarantino
Now you and all of us are ready for “Reservoir Dogs” an absolute must in the Tarantino universe and a personal favourite; Michael Madsen is superb there! This reaction is in my top 5 of your channel! 👍🏼
Fun fact: Pai Mei's actor is the same who played the Crazy 88s's leader.
That sleep punch made me and my daughter wince at the same time, watching it 20 years apart. My sensei wouldn’t have us punch wood but push-ups on our knuckles, on a concrete floor. And no going on your knees because you’re a girl. My daughters had them punching their mats much she had same type of hand pain. So when you finally do get to sleep sometimes it’s inevitable that you will punch a wall or a night stand and wake up screaming in pain.
One of my favorite scenes was when she snatched out the eye,they called him the snake charmer cause the people that worked for him were named after deadly snakes. Beatrix was known as the Black momba.
The scene where she walks into a diner and asks for a glass of water all dirty is paying homage to a scene from the movie Freeway with Reese Witherspoon... You guys should check it out... It's crazy lol
Out of all the reaction video channels , yours is the best and my favorite. Please keep up the good work.
why do I love these guys so much???
Now y'all have to level up to Reservoir Dogs! QT made a masterpiece with that one!
It would be crazy if they haven't seen that one. Classic.
And lets not to mention he accomplished that masterpiece on a rather low budget.
@@YoGeeBear317 exactly what i was thinking. 80% of it was shot inside an abandoned building.
I always have to comment this because it blew my mind when I first heard it. I had seen these films 100 times and never noticed. Michael Parks, the guy that plays Sheriff Earl McGraw in not only this movie but across the Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez universe is also the same person that plays Esteban the pimp. Terrific acting to where you can pull off playing 2 characters in a movie and do it to where it’s totally unnoticeable.
count 'em; Bill takes SIX steps at the very end, not five. Either they shot wrong or he's just that tough.
The final step was taken by a corpse, so does it count?
Wrong, you need to watch again. He takes 5.
19:26 That Expression Change From Straight Focus To Shocked Is Priceless 😂
Kill Bil Vol. 1 + 2 are both nothing short of a MASTERPIECE!!!! ♥️♥️♥️♥️💯🙏🔥
16:20 Uma inside the coffin reminds me of Tim Matthiessen in ‘Buried Alive’, a 1990 USA Network film. I love this TV movie.
Despite how much Pain Mai hated women, Caucasians and Americans Beatrix won his respect so much that she was the only one he taught his ultimate technique too.
Probably also why he accepted Elle as his student as well, since Beatrix left him with a good impression afterwards. Unfortunately not the best choice for him 😔
Pai Mei loved her and the 5-point palm exploding heart technique proves it.
Despite being brutal with her, he fell for her and told her all his secrets.
It was NOT romantic love. He didn't 'fall for her'. She became his best and favorite student. She earned his respect and they loved each other. Much akin to Rock and Gai in Naruto.
@@BJBee Don't take what I said literally. Of course she was his fav.
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The reason Kill Bill reminds you of the old 70's-80's kung fu movies is because more than a few of them worked on Kill Bill. The guy who played Pai Mei in this movie is Gordon Liu - who starred in lots of classic kung fu movies such as The 36th Chamber of Shaolin, and Executioners from Shaolin - which funny had the main bad guy of PAI MEI!!
In case you guys aren't familiar with the character "Pai Mei", here is some background: ruclips.net/video/Q96fdJ5F7aw/видео.html
Thanks a lot, that was very interesting!
I couldn't breathe after your reaction to 'the eye', oh man that's RUclips gold...
Been waiting a week for y'all to do this thanks bros
I just came to watch Curtis' reaction to the eye scene 😆
Can we get the A Thin line between love and hate movie!?
My Favorite Film
@@xxxentbrandonredhoodrobins7606 mine also
Rip David Carradine, Kung Fu was a classic show in the 70’s
You have to watch “Death Proof” with Kurt Russell! One of the most memorable endings, ever in cinema satisfying to the core lol
Inglorious Basterds is by far one of my favorite Tarantino movies. Like top 2 probably. So to say you don’t even remember it is shocking, I’d give it another shot because honestly I’ve never heard someone say they didn’t like it or it’s not memorable. SO many memorable things in that movie
How can you forget Inglourious Basterds, Christof Waltz was crazy good in that as Hans Landa.
Shottas is a must 💯💪🏾🎯
That donkey kong country tune at the end is one of the greatest of all time!
Donkey Kong Country is still easily one of my all-time favorite games; I absolutely love the soundtrack!
What I love most about these movies is after two full movies of outrageous bloody vengeance, it all boils down to a domestic dispute.
They gave a good old-fashioned South Texas burial
If you haven't already, check out Masahiro Andô's 2007 anime film, Sword of the Stranger. Also, Takashi Miike's 2010 film, 13 Assassins, has a 45 minute battle scene! Yes, a 45 minute fight scene!
Pai Mei is a real historic character (Bak Mei), the judas of kung-fu. He really killed many shaolin monks, but he was a former monk himself. He sided with the Xing.
Pai Mei was played by Lo Lieh (Five Fingers of Death A.K.A King Boxer) He passed away before Kill Bill films so Gordon Liu plays him he also was in a Film (Clan of the White Lotus) with Gordon Liu and the Move 100 step palm comes from that film (Lotus)
I swear, I used to obsessively search for the “five point palm exploding heart technique” because I thought it was real and I wanted to learn it. 😂
Did you guys forget that BB was mentioned at the end of Vol.1 when Bill asked "is she aware her daughter is still alive?" I didn't see that in your reaction to Vol.1 app wasn't sure if you watched that part.
Bruh y’all gotta watch The Fifth Element. Bruce Willis, Milla Jovovich, and Chris Tucker! Lotta action but super funny. You’ll love it.
And Gary Oldman, Ian Holm, and Lee Evans!
I love, love, love that movie!
@@TallyDrake Yes so many greats. This movie is one of my top favs.
Hell even Deebo from Friday has a part lol.
LeeLoo Dallas Multipass! Chick-en good! Super Green!
My ex and I quote this movie all the time.
When you think about it there could be a third installment of these movies, maybe about Beatrix and her now grown daughter having to deal with Vernita Green's daughter and her own revenge, there could be something interesting if QT is up for it.
Throwing shade at Inglorious Basterds at the end from outta nowhere LMAO wtf 😂
Reference movie tip:
The movie Shogun Assassin (1980) that Bea watched in bed with her daughter is a dubbed mashup of two Japanese 70s movies well worth a watch.
They are the first in a series of movies about Ogami Itto, a high ranking samurai framed for treason, that decides to flee with his young son to seek revenge rather than being executed for something he is innocent of. The first two are called Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance
(Kozure Ôkami: Ko wo kashi ude kashi tsukamatsuru) and Lone Wolf and Cub: Baby Cart at the River Styx (Kozure Ôkami: Sanzu no kawa no ubaguruma).
Shogun Assassin is these two movies edited together with most of the dialogue cut out for an American release, but with added narration by "the cub", Lone Wolf's young son. The mashup edit was a common treatment for martial art movies back in the day, that usually screwed up the movies. In this case though, I think they did a fantastic job. Even so, I recommend you to watch the first original ones first and then Shogun Assassin.
There was four more in this 70's series with the same main actor. All worth seeing. They were all released 1972-1974 and keeps the same storyline to the end, not just producing sequels as long as it lasts. (And the body count kept rising. So if they had continued, half the male population of Japan would have been dead after another movie.)
Not sure this is reaction material, just a tip on some great movies to watch.
The score of volume 1 and 2 was done by The Rza from Wu Tang clan...
Actually RZA only scored Vol 1. Vol 2 was scored by Robert Rodriguez for a fee of $1 (and after Robert had Quentin direct one scene of Sin City for $1)
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Have you noticed that the guy that plays Pi Mai os also the bald guy with the Crazy 88, and the partner of Hanzo in the sword shop? His name is Gordon Liu. Look up a movie called Enter the 36 Chambers.
Pai Mei was a real 17th century historical figure who has since become a folk (anti)hero. He appears in a number of classic Shaw brothers movies. Master Sifu in Kung Fu Panda references his design.
Like the Pulp Fiction briefcase, no explanation is given for how Pai Mei exists in the modern day. (Is it a descendant of Pai Mei? Is it the real Pai Mei still alive some how? Is it just some weirdo who watched too many kung fu movies and built his identity around this character?)
en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bak_Mei
The absence of the scene with Esteban Vaijo was noticeable. He was played by Michael Parks, the actor who plays Texas Ranger Earl McGraw in Vol 1, From Dusk til Dawn, Deathproof, etc.