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Kill Bill: Volume 2 (2004) First Time Watching! Full Movie Reaction!!

🕑 Added 2022-06-14 17:49:39 +0000 UTC

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Sutil

Someone probably mentioned this... but did you guys catch that "Pai Mei" and "the guy with the kato mask" are the same actor... as well as "Esteban" and "The sheriff from Vol. 1" are also the same actor....

Logan Kerlee

I was going to comment that! xD

Logan Kerlee

Solid reaction! Totally enjoyed watching this from beginning to end. :)

Ken Veader

Fun fact, the suit Elle was wearing during the fight in Bud's trailer was the same suit Uma Thurman wore in Pulp Fiction on her date with Vincent Vega and the same one Jackie wore in the mall scene in Jackie Brown

softshoes

And the actor who played Pei Mei is also the leader of the Crazy 88s in Pt1.

Future Boy

I love that film too, but you might want to delete or edit your post and hope they haven't seen it yet, because even mentioning it in this context is a massive spoiler.

TBR Schmitt

Wooooo! -Sam

TBR Schmitt

Yay, thank you! -Sam

TBR Schmitt

Yes!! One of my favorite parts too :) -Sam

Uncle 'Traveling' Matt

Jeez, so many spoilers in the comments here. Y'all gonna make Sam stop reading them :(

Jeff Mills

Speaking of buried alive, "The Vanishing" (1993) is a very underrated film. One of Sandra Bullock's earliest appearances.

Roy Skodjevåg

oh shit, your right..i didnt think of that...i removed it..Thanks

EdmanXERO

That buried alive scene just reminded me. You guys should definitely react to the Ryan Reynolds movie "Buried". Probably the best acting he's EVER done, and extremely intense.

Uncle 'Traveling' Matt

Oh dang, good call, Nick! Totally forgot about that :)

Jason Dolan

The actress who played Uma's daughter also plays Thomas Hayden Church's daughter in Spider-Man 3 and Michael Fassbender's daughter in Steve Jobs. She's made a good career of being awesome daughters. Haha. It would be cool to use her in Vol.3 but I think they'll go with Maya Hawke and Zendaya when they finally make it.

Dee Aitch

Sam, "The $64,000 Question" was a TV quiz show from the 50's. The reason for the "64" specificity is because the prize doubled on every question.

Michael Chavira

The main thing I love about Kill Bill is how much of an homage it is to so many genres of films. It has Anime, Hong Kong Kung Fu, Kurosawa's Samurai, Sergio Leone's Spaghetti Westerns, and so many visual and musical references to specific characters and films. There is Bruce Lee's Yellow Jumpsuit, Pai Mei the White Lotus himself (which is an actual character from a classic Kung Fu film), the Shaw Brothers logo, Ennio Morricone's music, David Carradine (from Kung Fu). And even having Sonny Chiba and Gordon Liu, who are both legends in their own films, is a great way to add to the fan service. Even RZA of the Wu-Tang Clan had to get involved. I love all of that.

Future Boy

You might want to edit the second half of your comment. Think about what might be a spoiler...

Future Boy

I started watching From Dusk Till Dawn last week. I realised how long it had been since I'd seen it, and how much I was about to enjoy it. So I turned it off. Now I'm waiting to watch along with a reaction here instead! Hopefully it's part of the Tarantino season at some point...

Uncle 'Traveling' Matt

Yeah. I'm pretty sure I left the theatre thinking about, and talking about, almost nothing else.

Donna Castellano

Imagine seeing that buried alive scene in the theatre. That was extremely fucking unsettling.

Brandon B.

Thank you so much for your reaction to this and the first volume. So much fun watching it again with you both.

PIG

Did you guys catch the music? There's some Ennio Morricone in there from The Dollar Trilogy. There's also some huge influence from The Dollar Trilogy, like the grave being dug up with some random tombstone. Also! The actor playing the latin pimp in the end of Kill Bill 2 is also the same actor who played the sheriff in Kill Bill 1. Actor's name is Michael Parks. Also, Also! Recommending Deathproof. Might be my second favorite Quentin movie after Pulp Fiction.

Roy Skodjevåg

CSI: Crime Scene Investigation (TV Series) (2 episodes) - Grave Danger (2) (2005) - Grave Danger (1) (2005)

Roy Skodjevåg

Nice Reaction as always!! At the subject at beeing buried alive..Tarantino directed a double episode of CSI the original..there is a much worse buried alive scene..i started to sweat just writing about it,,,Its so terrible..

Joe Lazarus

I hope you guys will consider reacting to "Dusk Till Dawn" (1995) since it was written by QT and directed by his friend Robert Rodriguez. Deathproof/Planet Terror

Uncle 'Traveling' Matt

I LOVE this movie! It's funny, what sticks with you after seeing a movie a zillion times. The guy who plays the strip club owner, in his scene with Bud, absolutely fucking killed it. That might be my favourite scene in both films. Plus, perhaps a fun fact, the guy who played Esteban (the pimp who gives B directions to Bill) is the same guy who played the sheriff in Kill Bill 1 that found the not-dead-Bride at the church (while talking to "Son #1"). My god, he fucking DESTROYED his scene in this film! "Da pussy die..." Jesus, that was golden. (when you watch From Dusk Till Dawn, you might see him again!) And finally, David Carradine as Bill... I simply can't imagine anyone else playing that role. It's like he was born to play it. That being said, Tarantino originally offered it to Warren Beatty... who turned him down. Thank god! What a fantastic film.