Exactly. Some people just don't understand that Tarantino LOVES cinema. His movies are meant to be viewed through that lense. Anything can happen but it's exaggerated. It's meant to be a wild fun ride. Not meant to be seen through critical eyes, but as a movie lover. Once you understand that, you will see how Awesome his movies are. I love getting immersed in the worlds he's created. Amazing movie!
@@Charlesbaker3017 I would recommend giving it a second try, but as a QT fan, I might be biased. Tarantino has a distinct directing and writing style, and if you simply don't like it, then you don't like it. It's fine. It's like me with Wes Anderson. A lot of people praise him and his movies but I just couldn't like them, at least the ones I saw.
So much of this movie has nods to classic films. The nurse whistling, the Charlie Brown, and especially the yellow suit. It is a nod to Bruce Lee's jumpsuit in Game of Death. Mad respect all the way round.
I also think all the goofy sound effects we hear during the fight scenes are also supposed to be homages to old martial arts films too. And of course, we can't forget our old friend the Wilhelm scream
"this is what you get for fkin around with yakuzas" is one of most legendary scenes of all times in my opinion. And yes you really must watch second one now too.
I really liked how you noticed how unfazed O-ren is. I think after her parents died, she kinda discovered the ability to be emotionally present. When the bride first showed up, she was genuinely shocked. And she had time to compose herself and retreat inward. When Boss Tanaka talked about her heritage, and by extension, her parents, she dropped her numbness completely. I really love how complex O-ren's character is. I wish we had more time with her.
Fun fact! The weapon used by Gogo is a modified meteor hammer, which was an actual Chinese weapon. Its actual use in combat required an absolute mastery of the weapon, but the neck and leg wraps that you see her doing are actually extremely easy to pull off. I used to do flow arts and my main focus was on the rope dart, which is the same thing but with a sharpened metal dart at the end instead of a ball, but the move set is basically the same. The general rule is that if you wrap around a part of your body on one side it will unwrap if you bring it to the other side. So if you wrap it around your neck in front of you, you can either turn around or throw your neck back and it will unwrap. It's intimidating, but not particularly difficult to pull off. Anyone can learn to do it in an hour or so.
the yellow and black jumpsuit she wears is a throwback to Bruce Lee when they filmed Game of Death, before his own untimely death... RIP Bruce and Brandon!
Im so excited, the timing of this is great. I’ve been a Tarantino fan for a few years now but my best friends are starting to watch them. Personally, Pulp Fiction, Once upon a time in Hollywood and this are my favourites 😄.
Kill Bill literally earned me my degree 😂, wrote my full dissertation on Tarantino films, specifically Kill Bill and Inglorious Basterds (I’d highly recommend that too if QT has grabbed you)
Lucy Liu’s character design and the entire Tokyo segment were inspired in part by the Japanese film series Lady Snowblood. The song from the very end of O-Ren’s fight with the Bride is from one of the films. Check them out, if you liked the style of this film.
Sonny Chiba was so good in this. I love the "missing" line (it's often not subtitled, I'm not sure why) when he's presenting the blade - "if on your journey you encounter God, God will be cut". "battle without honor or humanity" is best hype music ever (O-ren and her crew entering the House of Blue Leaves) Best cliffhanger of any movie in memory, though. What a game-changer
I remember watching this in theaters and just being FLOORED by the ending! Great movie, and basically Tarantino's love letter to exploitation, kung-fu, samurai, and spaghetti western movies.
I really liked how O-ren is characterized as this kinda soft spoken sociopath. It makes sense to me. If I saw my mother and father brutally murdered at such a young age, nothing would really phase me. And O-ren really only got pushed to genuine anger when her parents were disrespected. She had such a deep characterization. And it's one of those characterizations where they don't try to redeem her. We understand and sympathize with her. And we understand the path she took, even if it wasn't a good one.
he is a quirky director who enjoys making movies that are a lot of fun to watch no matter how silly or ridiculous things get. The point is to have fun because movies were designed to be entertaining in his perspective and I agree with him on this one
Yes please Kill Bill vol2, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs! Yes! Also, theRobert Rodriguez/ Tarentino film From Dusk Till Dawn. And yeah, dark comedy is an intentional part.
If I could describe the Kill Bill movies, it would be a live action adaptation of an anime that doesn’t exist. They’re over the top but in a fun way and are the exact right level of ludicrous that it works 👌
I love that scene of O-Rishi and her crew. And of course Tarantino just absolutely NAILS the soundtrack. The dude absolutely creates some iconic music movie moments. And absolutely hands-down Hollywood's greatest director in the last 40+ years. He's like Daniel Day Lewis. They'll only make a film like once every 7-9 years but every time they do it's just completely Oscar worthy. So while someone like Spielberg may get more attention & acclaim just because he's doing one movie a year.....AT LEAST. And most of them are worthy of attention & acclaim. But there are some duds too. Not with Tarantino.
@@lauravokey3193 then after that it's pulp fiction (I do the same thing where as quentin where I act like Kill Bill is one full film and not two separate ones
Fun Fact, in the scene with the crazy 88 They used so much fake blood, that they actually ran out of red dye for it, which is why they cut to black and white for part of it. They apparently had to use a shade of blue that had a similar shade in black and white.
The sound effects are a deliberate homage to classic kungfu films, there are easter eggs like that throughout the movie. Her yellow jumpsuit one as well.
What a great choice :) Love Kill Bill & the sequel!. And if it's your first Tarantino, you can be sure that his other films are also brilliant! My fave is Pulp Fiction.
It’s an interesting movie to start your Tarantino journey. Definitely do part 2 (while vol. 1 is like a samurai/martial arts movie, vol. 2 is more like a western) and don’t miss Pulp Fiction, it’s Tarantino’s masterpiece.
They had the high ground yes...but she waited for her enemies to descend to her level...the art of war states that it's best to be patient and wait for your enemies to first come out of there strong holds and come to you and thats just what happened 18:55.
Yo... Alyska ❤ Is So Amazing 🤗, And At 18:13 Lol! 😂🤣, The way she mocked the Kill Bill Alert Theme was hilarious AF ☺️, She first pans at the camera & Looks spooked, Shuts her eyes & Goes Du!... Du!... Du!...!!!! Lmao ☠😂 Bruh I'm Dead!!!!
Having been in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks, I can't imagine what it's like to be in one for four years. But being able to use her legs after 13 hours, not to mention talk, sit, move her hands and arms even before that is probably the least realistic thing in this entire movie, haha.
When this started filming, it was supposed to be one movie. There was so much they didn't want to cut our that they made it into two movies. The second movie concludes the story and Bill is actually in it..... not just his voice.
This is one of my favorites movies, especially Vol. 1 and there's a lot of Japanese TV and Movies references on these movies. Tarantino is a genius! I always enjoy watching this movie and I'd say this... This is the best reaction that I've ever watched on this movie, you've just made my day with your comments, and expressions. Let me see your reaction to the second one! Take care Gorgeous!
Not sure how many people mentioned it, but this film has numerous homages to other revenge films. The main combat was inspired by Japanese films (which had that same kind of blood effect) and even some of the sound effects and camera moves were based on those films. Fun Fact: There was a popular TV show in Japan called Shadow Warriors featuring the character Hattori Hanzō (named after the historical figure). The same actor player Hattori Hanzō III (and in a later season he was the descendant of that character) named Hattori Hanzō XV Tarantino stated in an interview that this Hattori Hanzō was a descendant of those other Hattori Hanzōs all played by the legendary Sonny Chiba.
I think it's completely cute that she wants to know what Bill looks like. For those of us in Gen-X that grew up on Kung Fu (Bruce Lee, Karate Kid, Chuck Norris, and of course the TV show Kung Fu...wink wink) we already know what he looks like thanks to that unique voice with a lisp. So when I first seen Kill Bill I absolutely loved that Tarantino kept him faceless. Just made him that much cooler & that you know this dude is a badass not to be fucked with.....the camera is even afraid to look into his eyes because you know he's not fond of people knowing what he looks like.
Btw, when The Bride (Uma Thurman) puts the sunglasses on after dealing with Buck, it's because her eyes aren't used to the bright hallway light after being in a coma.
I think I am the only Person in the World that understands Bills point of view. She was wrong to run off with his baby and make him think she was dead. Accually considering the situation she got what she deserved. I mean she ran away cause he was a killer, but what the hell is she? The pot calling the kettle black. I mean is it so hard to consider that there are consequences to breaking the heart of a killed? Especially when you know the person completely.
Heck, you might as well watch all of Tarantino’s films. But watch them in order: Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, [Kill Bill 1&2], Death Proof, Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained, Hateful Eight, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
See EVERY Quentin Tarantino. Besides Kill Bill vol. 2 there is also, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Death Proof, Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
You really should look up all the trivia on this movie. Tarantino is a serious movie buff so a lot of the soundtrack and SFX is actually sampling from older movies. Even the way the censorship of the overly bloody scenes is a specific stylistic choice. The yellow jumpsuit that the Bride wears is an allusion to Bruce Lee in the Game of Death, SO much background can be said about this!
Yes by all means watch Vol. 2! Since you’ve now taken your first steps into Tarantino land I’d recommend you also watch Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds. Tarantino’s films are hyper violent with lots of blood but it’s all done in an over the top fashion to lighten the impact of it. You’ll get used to it....then you’ll grow to love it! Enjoy!
This is the movie where I became a fan of Tarantino. The violence, the action and the pop culture references were on point. Also, Am I the only one here that thought that her iconic yellow jumpsuit dress is a reference to Bruce Lee's Game of Death?
Cottonmouth=a type of snake. And, if Kiddo wanted to blend in, she wouldn't have worn a canary-yellow jumpsuit. So, I suppose the blonde hair wasn't an issue!
I’m surprised she’s never watched it.... Jesus Christ, I even remember when they found David Carradine (Bill) lifeless corpse hanging cloth less in his motel room closet... I was only a kid then
I found your channel through your rdr2 playthrough and after watching you play south park, assassins creed origins and spiderman I have to say you're one of the funniest gamers I've seen on RUclips and I'm now clicking that subscribe button also if you like this Tarantino film you should watch True Romance, not directed by him but was scripted by him and one of the most under rated films he has done
In Los Angeles I rode on a bus from down town to the east side with a cavalry sabre and no one questioned it and cops that passed didn't give me a second look.
She's hunting down all the women in her old gang who conspired to kill her, and ultimately Bill (the father) who stole her baby. Shite I'd have gone on a rampage too.👍
One of the best movies ever made. So glad I picked up the Blu-ray combo pack for Volume 1 and 2. Wish they would release them on 4k or at least release Kill Bill:The whole Bloody Affair
Yes, you need to watch Vol. 2. Keep in mind that Tarentino borrowed a lot from the Japanese movies he watched when he was younger. I highly recommend you watch Battle Royale (one of his personal favorites) where he saw Chiaki Kuriyama who he cast as Gogo Yubari, Lady Snowblood, and Lone Wolf and Cub series. BTW, Jon Favreau acknowledged Lone Wolf and Cub as an inspiration for The Mandalorian.
It’s funny how the title says this is her first time watching Kill Bill but when she’s riding on her Motorcycle in the film she says “that’s her iconic outfit.” So if this is in fact her first time watching this how would she even know that? Lol
That's part of what something being iconic means. Your reasoning is like being surprised that someone recognises Superman without them having seen any Superman films.
@@boyaintright3317 that is not a good comparison lol everyone knows Hero’s like Superman or someone like Wonder Woman and their iconic outfits because they’ve been around for 80+ years. Kill Bill is a great movie, but you wouldn’t put it in the iconic category like them, plus surprisingly a lot of people haven’t seen Kill Bill either.
Pulp Fiction is a great Tarantino film, the sound effects from Kill Bill was on purpose by Tarantino- as a nod to the old Bruce Lee films AND Adam West Batman.
Lemme know if you want kill bill vol 2 👀
Kill Bill 2 is not as good but it is good
Yeah 👍
Alyska is a cute anime girl. Pretty smile, big eyes and adorable face.
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You know we want to
Kill Bill is a classic. It can come across as 'simple violence' but the atmosphere, soundtrack and character dynamic makes it so much more.
Exactly. Some people just don't understand that Tarantino LOVES cinema. His movies are meant to be viewed through that lense. Anything can happen but it's exaggerated. It's meant to be a wild fun ride. Not meant to be seen through critical eyes, but as a movie lover. Once you understand that, you will see how Awesome his movies are. I love getting immersed in the worlds he's created. Amazing movie!
I couldn't get past 20..minutes is it worth an more concerted effort?
@@Charlesbaker3017 I would recommend giving it a second try, but as a QT fan, I might be biased. Tarantino has a distinct directing and writing style, and if you simply don't like it, then you don't like it. It's fine. It's like me with Wes Anderson. A lot of people praise him and his movies but I just couldn't like them, at least the ones I saw.
So much of this movie has nods to classic films. The nurse whistling, the Charlie Brown, and especially the yellow suit. It is a nod to Bruce Lee's jumpsuit in Game of Death. Mad respect all the way round.
I also think all the goofy sound effects we hear during the fight scenes are also supposed to be homages to old martial arts films too. And of course, we can't forget our old friend the Wilhelm scream
The blood effects are a homage to films like Lone Wolf and Cub: Sword of Vengeance. (1972)
Hasnt Bruce Lee had that suit partialy in Enter The Dragon too?
the overhead view on the big sword fight came from The Yakuza with Robert Mitchum and Ken Takakura, well worth watch reaction
No one mentioned Lady Snowblood, probably the biggest influence.
'Can we stop with the feet?'
You really haven't seen a Tarantino movie before, have you?
Just wait until she gets to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
lol. but i think in Django Unchained theres no feet celebration.
@@toqkaizogou1636 From Dusk Till Dawn was also great.
@@just2coolkk There’s a shot of Django’s feet when he’s chained up I think. Not a woman but ya know
@@Ergoperidot He did one for the ladies! Tarantino is a true gentleman.
If you're going down the Tarantino rabbit hole, get ready to see a lot of feet. Lots and lots of feet
Some people might appreciate that. Just sayin...
Lol. Except in reservoir dogs
And blood and cussing and a whole LOTTT of violence and a bit of racism but I love tarintino he’s my favorite director
One could say preparation is afoot
And a long discussion of foot massages in one film.
"this is what you get for fkin around with yakuzas" is one of most legendary scenes of all times in my opinion. And yes you really must watch second one now too.
"I've seen too much feet now."
Well, see....when it comes to Tarantino, there isn't really such a thing as "too much feet."
Yards of feet...😊
Tarantino has his thing about feet the same way Cameron has his thing about nuclear weapons for some reason.
And Bay with explosions lol
and Zack Snyder with slow-mo....
Tarantino can make a couple of guys talking about cheeseburgers into a cool scene. In fact...he HAS.
Its true
Royale with cheese
@@miketrujillo3677 la Big Mac
*This is a tasty burger*
@@accidentalgnius
Big Kahuna Burger…
That is a tasty burger.
"I've seen too much feet now"
Tarantino: *"NO"*
I really liked how you noticed how unfazed O-ren is. I think after her parents died, she kinda discovered the ability to be emotionally present. When the bride first showed up, she was genuinely shocked. And she had time to compose herself and retreat inward. When Boss Tanaka talked about her heritage, and by extension, her parents, she dropped her numbness completely. I really love how complex O-ren's character is. I wish we had more time with her.
Fun fact! The weapon used by Gogo is a modified meteor hammer, which was an actual Chinese weapon. Its actual use in combat required an absolute mastery of the weapon, but the neck and leg wraps that you see her doing are actually extremely easy to pull off. I used to do flow arts and my main focus was on the rope dart, which is the same thing but with a sharpened metal dart at the end instead of a ball, but the move set is basically the same. The general rule is that if you wrap around a part of your body on one side it will unwrap if you bring it to the other side. So if you wrap it around your neck in front of you, you can either turn around or throw your neck back and it will unwrap. It's intimidating, but not particularly difficult to pull off. Anyone can learn to do it in an hour or so.
the yellow and black jumpsuit she wears is a throwback to Bruce Lee when they filmed Game of Death, before his own untimely death... RIP Bruce and Brandon!
Im so excited, the timing of this is great. I’ve been a Tarantino fan for a few years now but my best friends are starting to watch them. Personally, Pulp Fiction, Once upon a time in Hollywood and this are my favourites 😄.
My fav is django and once upon a time in Hollywood
1. Django Unchained
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Inglourious Basterds
4. The Hateful Eight
5. Once Upon A Time...In Hollywood
"I've seen too much feet now". Well you better not watch any more Tarantino films then haha
Kill Bill literally earned me my degree 😂, wrote my full dissertation on Tarantino films, specifically Kill Bill and Inglorious Basterds (I’d highly recommend that too if QT has grabbed you)
Then you own Tarantino a life debt, boy.
Is it possible for you to share some of it?
21:00 it took a month for Hanzo to make that sword, and she was working out while she waited for him.
I love how this film is basically set in it's own weird version of our world where everything is just ridiculous and cranked up to 11.
This is pretty tame compared to 2021...
Tapo EMT 😆
Where airplanes have individual katana holsters.
The true definition of hands on sight, no hello nothing just “ding dong” FIST TO THE FACE!😂
Her: “I’ve never seen a Tarantino film before...”
Me, the biggest Tarantino fanboy: *gasps in disgusted horror*
Same😂
lol. He's my favorite director!
She's one of today's lucky 10,000!
Black Mamba vs Gogo Yubari is my favorite part
Lucy Liu’s character design and the entire Tokyo segment were inspired in part by the Japanese film series Lady Snowblood. The song from the very end of O-Ren’s fight with the Bride is from one of the films. Check them out, if you liked the style of this film.
Sonny Chiba was so good in this. I love the "missing" line (it's often not subtitled, I'm not sure why) when he's presenting the blade - "if on your journey you encounter God, God will be cut".
"battle without honor or humanity" is best hype music ever (O-ren and her crew entering the House of Blue Leaves)
Best cliffhanger of any movie in memory, though. What a game-changer
Tarantino wrote Death Proof for Uma Thurman's stunt woman Zoe Bell. The stunts in that film are insane
I remember watching this in theaters and just being FLOORED by the ending! Great movie, and basically Tarantino's love letter to exploitation, kung-fu, samurai, and spaghetti western
movies.
I really liked how O-ren is characterized as this kinda soft spoken sociopath. It makes sense to me. If I saw my mother and father brutally murdered at such a young age, nothing would really phase me. And O-ren really only got pushed to genuine anger when her parents were disrespected. She had such a deep characterization. And it's one of those characterizations where they don't try to redeem her. We understand and sympathize with her. And we understand the path she took, even if it wasn't a good one.
he is a quirky director who enjoys making movies that are a lot of fun to watch no matter how silly or ridiculous things get. The point is to have fun because movies were designed to be entertaining in his perspective and I agree with him on this one
Yes please Kill Bill vol2, Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs! Yes! Also, theRobert Rodriguez/ Tarentino film From Dusk Till Dawn. And yeah, dark comedy is an intentional part.
If I could describe the Kill Bill movies, it would be a live action adaptation of an anime that doesn’t exist. They’re over the top but in a fun way and are the exact right level of ludicrous that it works 👌
I love that scene of O-Rishi and her crew. And of course Tarantino just absolutely NAILS the soundtrack. The dude absolutely creates some iconic music movie moments. And absolutely hands-down Hollywood's greatest director in the last 40+ years. He's like Daniel Day Lewis. They'll only make a film like once every 7-9 years but every time they do it's just completely Oscar worthy.
So while someone like Spielberg may get more attention & acclaim just because he's doing one movie a year.....AT LEAST. And most of them are worthy of attention & acclaim. But there are some duds too. Not with Tarantino.
The 2nd film is way different, but is low key Tarantino's best work.
people say that because it doesn't have a big yakuza showdown but it's not really that different, 2 parts of the same movie
:O
And Inglourious Basterds too
They have to be watched in sequence for any sense of progression.
YES kill bill is one of my favourite tarrentino 🎥. Kill bill was my first as well.
Same hare kill bill was my first & favourites
@@lauravokey3193 then after that it's pulp fiction (I do the same thing where as quentin where I act like Kill Bill is one full film and not two separate ones
4:35 I love how the cereals name is “kaboom” never noticed that until now lmao
Fun Fact, in the scene with the crazy 88 They used so much fake blood, that they actually ran out of red dye for it, which is why they cut to black and white for part of it. They apparently had to use a shade of blue that had a similar shade in black and white.
The sound effects are a deliberate homage to classic kungfu films, there are easter eggs like that throughout the movie. Her yellow jumpsuit one as well.
Legendary soundtrack. I just listened to Malaguena Salerosa the other day. And you gotta love that Green Hornet Theme.
What a great choice :)
Love Kill Bill & the sequel!.
And if it's your first Tarantino, you can be sure that his other films are also brilliant!
My fave is Pulp Fiction.
Alyska: to many feet
Tarantino: no such thing
I think one of the actresses in the Lucy Liu scene is the actress that played the ghost from The Ring movies.
If you notice near their arm-rests, you can see they included in-flight scabbards per seat for the passengers' swords ;)
It's a homage to old-school Kung fu movies, that whats with the sound effects, Tarantino goes extra with it just like the blood and violence.
Quentin Tarantino is one of the most unique director out there
You should have let that hattori hanzo scene play without interruption...one of the most beautiful pieces of cinema.
It’s an interesting movie to start your Tarantino journey. Definitely do part 2 (while vol. 1 is like a samurai/martial arts movie, vol. 2 is more like a western) and don’t miss Pulp Fiction, it’s Tarantino’s masterpiece.
That twist at the end of volume 1 totally transforms both films. Masterful.
They had the high ground yes...but she waited for her enemies to descend to her level...the art of war states that it's best to be patient and wait for your enemies to first come out of there strong holds and come to you and thats just what happened 18:55.
I need a reaction of Reservoir Dogs.
She’ll love it
Every other reactor: Not in front of her kid! No!
This awesome lady: Hurry! While she’s distracted! She’s looking at the bus!
Me: Aaaand… subscribed.
So funny you posted this I just finished watching this movie for the first time like half an hour ago haha.
Yo... Alyska ❤ Is So Amazing 🤗, And At 18:13 Lol! 😂🤣, The way she mocked the Kill Bill Alert Theme was hilarious AF ☺️, She first pans at the camera & Looks spooked, Shuts her eyes & Goes Du!... Du!... Du!...!!!! Lmao ☠😂 Bruh I'm Dead!!!!
Having been in a medically induced coma for 2 weeks, I can't imagine what it's like to be in one for four years. But being able to use her legs after 13 hours, not to mention talk, sit, move her hands and arms even before that is probably the least realistic thing in this entire movie, haha.
When this started filming, it was supposed to be one movie. There was so much they didn't want to cut our that they made it into two movies. The second movie concludes the story and Bill is actually in it..... not just his voice.
This is one of my favorites movies, especially Vol. 1 and there's a lot of Japanese TV and Movies references on these movies.
Tarantino is a genius!
I always enjoy watching this movie and I'd say this...
This is the best reaction that I've ever watched on this movie, you've just made my day with your comments, and expressions.
Let me see your reaction to the second one!
Take care Gorgeous!
Bill was also the guy with the katana who killed O-Ren's dad in the animated segment
Not sure how many people mentioned it, but this film has numerous homages to other revenge films. The main combat was inspired by Japanese films (which had that same kind of blood effect) and even some of the sound effects and camera moves were based on those films.
Fun Fact: There was a popular TV show in Japan called Shadow Warriors featuring the character Hattori Hanzō (named after the historical figure). The same actor player Hattori Hanzō III (and in a later season he was the descendant of that character) named Hattori Hanzō XV
Tarantino stated in an interview that this Hattori Hanzō was a descendant of those other Hattori Hanzōs all played by the legendary Sonny Chiba.
As for the sword on the plane: It probably helps that it's not an international flight. Okinawa is part of Japan
I think it's completely cute that she wants to know what Bill looks like. For those of us in Gen-X that grew up on Kung Fu (Bruce Lee, Karate Kid, Chuck Norris, and of course the TV show Kung Fu...wink wink) we already know what he looks like thanks to that unique voice with a lisp. So when I first seen Kill Bill I absolutely loved that Tarantino kept him faceless. Just made him that much cooler & that you know this dude is a badass not to be fucked with.....the camera is even afraid to look into his eyes because you know he's not fond of people knowing what he looks like.
Btw, when The Bride (Uma Thurman) puts the sunglasses on after dealing with Buck, it's because her eyes aren't used to the bright hallway light after being in a coma.
I 'm jealous that you are getting to see all these films for the first time.
Obviously we want you to react to part 2!
It's one of my favirote films.
I think I am the only Person in the World that understands Bills point of view. She was wrong to run off with his baby and make him think she was dead. Accually considering the situation she got what she deserved. I mean she ran away cause he was a killer, but what the hell is she? The pot calling the kettle black. I mean is it so hard to consider that there are consequences to breaking the heart of a killed? Especially when you know the person completely.
I love spoilers
Until now, i never noticed that the woman on the ads for cigarettes at the tokyo airport wall was Sophie the lawyer lol.
Btw cotton mouth is a species of snake. Ik what you were referring to though lmao. But all the assassins are named after a deadly snake species.
Heck, you might as well watch all of Tarantino’s films. But watch them in order: Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, [Kill Bill 1&2], Death Proof, Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained, Hateful Eight, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
See EVERY Quentin Tarantino. Besides Kill Bill vol. 2 there is also, Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, Death Proof, Inglourious Basterds, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
You really should look up all the trivia on this movie. Tarantino is a serious movie buff so a lot of the soundtrack and SFX is actually sampling from older movies. Even the way the censorship of the overly bloody scenes is a specific stylistic choice. The yellow jumpsuit that the Bride wears is an allusion to Bruce Lee in the Game of Death, SO much background can be said about this!
Yes by all means watch Vol. 2! Since you’ve now taken your first steps into Tarantino land I’d recommend you also watch Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds.
Tarantino’s films are hyper violent with lots of blood but it’s all done in an over the top fashion to lighten the impact of it. You’ll get used to it....then you’ll grow to love it! Enjoy!
All of Bill’s assassins are named after snakes. Cottonmouth is a pit viper
This is the movie where I became a fan of Tarantino. The violence, the action and the pop culture references were on point. Also, Am I the only one here that thought that her iconic yellow jumpsuit dress is a reference to Bruce Lee's Game of Death?
It 100% is
Cottonmouth=a type of snake. And, if Kiddo wanted to blend in, she wouldn't have worn a canary-yellow jumpsuit. So, I suppose the blonde hair wasn't an issue!
A couple years ago there was a new story in the US about a woman in a comma that gave birth to a child. She'd been in a comma for years... yeah ick!
I’m surprised she’s never watched it.... Jesus Christ, I even remember when they found David Carradine (Bill) lifeless corpse hanging cloth less in his motel room closet... I was only a kid then
Remember the last seen with Oshi Rein and Mandalorian "Jedi" Ahsoka's saber fight in the garden?? The Same!
Kill bill is is one of those films where every character is an arsehole but are still surprisingly likeable
I found your channel through your rdr2 playthrough and after watching you play south park, assassins creed origins and spiderman I have to say you're one of the funniest gamers I've seen on RUclips and I'm now clicking that subscribe button also if you like this Tarantino film you should watch True Romance, not directed by him but was scripted by him and one of the most under rated films he has done
I creased for some reason when u said “what a waste of cereal “😂
The two tone siren like sound is the opening of the theme music from the 60s tv series _Ironside_
And the arriving in Tokyo music is the theme from _The Green Hornet_ which featured Bruce Lee as Kato, and inspired the Crazy 88's masks.
I like how you mention the wasted cereal 😁
In Los Angeles I rode on a bus from down town to the east side with a cavalry sabre and no one questioned it and cops that passed didn't give me a second look.
She's hunting down all the women in her old gang who conspired to kill her, and ultimately Bill (the father) who stole her baby. Shite I'd have gone on a rampage too.👍
One of the best movies ever made. So glad I picked up the Blu-ray combo pack for Volume 1 and 2. Wish they would release them on 4k or at least release Kill Bill:The whole Bloody Affair
These two are the best action movie of the 2000s if not ever in my opinion. John Wick channels a lot of this movie.
Uma's daughter plays "Robin" in Stranger Things.
wasn't expecting this but this is a classic film and yes volume 2 finishes the story, so yes watch it.
The second film is just as good, if not better. Hold your breath and dig your way out.
MORE TARANTINO! Cannot wait for you to react to Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs 😁
maaate youve got so much to look forward to with tarantino movies. i think youll love them all.
The intense, laser-eyes attack music is from the 60s TV show Ironside.
Thank you! My mother always watched Ironside. But I never could place where I had heard it before.
Oh this is awesome! Just from the thumbnail I’m excited to watch you react to this!!! 🙌🏾 Definitely have to watch Vol 2
Yes, you need to watch Vol. 2. Keep in mind that Tarentino borrowed a lot from the Japanese movies he watched when he was younger. I highly recommend you watch Battle Royale (one of his personal favorites) where he saw Chiaki Kuriyama who he cast as Gogo Yubari, Lady Snowblood, and Lone Wolf and Cub series. BTW, Jon Favreau acknowledged Lone Wolf and Cub as an inspiration for The Mandalorian.
Tarrantino loved to watch the ol' karate movies of the 70s; and they used cheesy sound effects like Tarentino did in this movie.
Gotta love the Kool-aid fountains!!~
You can't stop now! Yes, watch Vol 2, please.
"can we stop seeing the feet".... I have a feeling you and Tarantino are not going to be friends Alyska :P
Can we stop with the feet:
Welcome to Tarantino.
Quentin Tarantino actually owns that truck lol
The ladies take out their frustration in the most creative way for this film. Glad you enjoyed it as I enjoyed your reaction to it. Cheers!
Imagine if this was a video game, with this writing and Sekieo combat...
(btw you should do Pulp Fiction next)
It’s funny how the title says this is her first time watching Kill Bill but when she’s riding on her Motorcycle in the film she says “that’s her iconic outfit.” So if this is in fact her first time watching this how would she even know that? Lol
That's part of what something being iconic means. Your reasoning is like being surprised that someone recognises Superman without them having seen any Superman films.
@@boyaintright3317 that is not a good comparison lol everyone knows Hero’s like Superman or someone like Wonder Woman and their iconic outfits because they’ve been around for 80+ years. Kill Bill is a great movie, but you wouldn’t put it in the iconic category like them, plus surprisingly a lot of people haven’t seen Kill Bill either.
Pulp Fiction is a great Tarantino film, the sound effects from Kill Bill was on purpose by Tarantino- as a nod to the old Bruce Lee films AND Adam West Batman.