My wife watches Kill Bill Vol. 1 for the FIRST time 

Anoooother fun fact. You can see The Bride's real name way before it's revealed on her airplane ticket to Tokyo.

Damn that's crazy, how do you guys catch this type of stuff? Amazing 😂

@@HTxGhost24 reddit and then i watch a lot of film essays on film

@@harrisonrosemont damn good job sir!! I like finding out these little facts that no one usually catches

Yeah, I think making it so short was also to show the level of Uma Thurmans character vs the other assassins and why Bill held her with such high regard.

I can confirm this. I worked in a theater at the time, I screened it 2 days before release (no customer screening, literally just making sure we had lined up the film reels correctly). I knew it would create an amazing reaction from the crowd... so I snuck into several theaters to watch the reactions. Every. Last. One. Went. Nuts.

In “the whole bloody affair,” they remove this piece!! So when you see her daughter just appear on screen it’s like 100x crazier!!!

Done by production IG. One of the most legendary animation studios in Japan.

Easily one of my favorite part throughout all his movies

😂 “whiteness” I think you meant “witness”. Honestly it made the comment funny af to me.

The most disappointing part is that many years ago Tarintino said he wanted to expand on the O-Ren back story. Like making the anime section around 30-45 minutes.

weeb!

I love how the "Death List Five" is a nod to "Fox Force Five"....

This comment was in the Pulp Fiction vid, I thought I was having Dejavu lol

@Pᴀᴡɴ S𝜏ᴀʀ𝕤 ✯🇫​ᴀɴ so? that's how the world works lmaoooo

Regurgitating? I wrote the very comment he’s talking about. If I wrote it, where’s the lack of originality in stating a fact?

The uncensored Japanese cut has only been released in Japan, on DVD. Unfortunately, the Japanese Blu-ray version is not uncensored.

Also, the black-and-white photography in the Crazy 88 fight scene is known as a homage to '70s and '80s U.S. television airings of kung fu movies. Black and white (as well as black and red) was used to conceal the shedding of blood from television censors. Originally, no black-and-white photographic effects were going to be used (and in the Japanese version, none are), but the MPAA demanded measures be taken to tone the scene down. Tarantino used the old trick for its intended purpose as well as an homage.

mmm. Yeah could for sure see it getting something like NC or X even if it wasn't kind of altered with smart film techniques like the black and white and the blue + black shading.

I hope someday Tarantino releases a cut of the both volumes together as one film, totally uncensored, the way he originally wanted to do it before he got talked into splitting it in half, and had to make changes for the censors.

@@james.b.mcgill Honestly, with today's AI stuff, somebody could probably take the DVD, get the color data, and apply it to full 1080p in a totally accurate way at full rez.

yoooo spoiler alert.. jk

Ah, I never noticed that! That's cool.

Never knew that, madness 🤯

It’s funny because the name doesn’t matter. In fact it may well be a fake name itself seeing as how she had it as an assassin! I never understood how the name being hidden worked for the movie! 🤷🏾‍♂️

@@B-Dad i think that would count as a macguffin

It’s his first movie with a low budget and is really fucking good one of his best for shore

WTF even is this universe anymore. I JUST had a dream about Reservoir Dogs last night, I swear to god! And I was ALSO praising the dialogue. I haven´t seen the movie for real in at least a year now. It´s on my hard drive.......

Kill Bill is still my favorite, but Reservoir Dogs is at least top 3.

bold statement.. not wrong, not close.. just bold

K Billy Supersounds of the 70's featuring Steelers Wheel.

Well said... Tarantino's films almost all pay homage to what came before. The movies he loved growing up are well represented in his artistry.

Still waiting for that "Kill - - - - - - - -" starring copperhead jr.

Don't forget the homage to one of my favorite directors Brian de Palma with the nurse Hannah scene. The music and split screen, classic de Palma!😮😊

I don't know if that is an in-universe part of the background legend for O-Ren,, but that is not a real world thing. Obviously there is no such thing as a warrior who does not need to defend. A sword without a Tsuba (hilt) was either meant for wall hanging or for simply transporting a blade to another craftsman to have a proper handle and hilt and other furniture fitted. They pop up in Hollywood films cos rule of cool.

Yeah thats a dope-ass line, reminds me of like an ultimate weapon in rpgs

Same!!

I agree. I enjoy it more each time I watch it

Let me ask, should I watch the movie... or the four-episode serial format extended edition they have on Netflix? For some reason, I have a hard time watching movies these days. It's odd, I can't focus on a two-hour movie in one sitting - it takes me about four or five 15min-20min sittings over a few days to finish a movie. However, I can binge-watch an entire eight episode, hour-long per episode, television series in one sitting.

@@FLQueerLiberal1982 So, I've watched both, and basically the extended edition fills in a couple plot holes and is very nice. If it's easier for you to watch, do it that way. But, both are great.

@@professormetal4411 cool, thanks. That is the one I'll watch then.

dogshit movie tbh and one of tarantinos weakest

Editing is definitely the unsung hero of filmmaking. That literally controls what we see.

why do people recommend death note for people that are new to anime? it's pacing is trash it contains a handful of annoying anime tropes and it's 37 episodes. start with animated movies ffs, it's alot easier to get someone to sit down for 90min or so and the quality is generally better. ya'll forgetting how bland it is to watch kira scribble in a notebook from 5 different angles in one shot from an animation perspective.

@@panda123321123 Nope, the pacing of Death Note is the best one in all of the animes. There are so many story beats going on yet it is seamless and organic. I do agree though with annoying anime tropes and not recommending it for someone new to animes.

@@panda123321123 I think because Death Note takes place in a believable world that is super close to just modern day Earth. Instead of let's say Attack on Titan, while much better, is very very far leaning into deep anime territory and which takes pretty big leaps into the fantasy realm. But with Death Note, at the very least it can be a good intro as it has compelling characters, while toning down a lot of the more over the top eccentricities of anime. Like I would love to recommend something longer like Attack on Titan or Fullmetal Alchemist, but they are both quite long and I wouldn't want to get Jen into something she wouldn't like and have it be going for 60+ episodes or even close to 100. Things like Death Note is shorter but still pretty compelling. Like I said, I don't consider it the best anime ever or anything, but it's a good starter IMO to see if she enjoys the anime style (as there are people that don't like the style choices a lot of anime use)

Love this movie and Tarantino, he has odd opinions about Bruce Lee though

The Crazy-88 are dressed like Kato as well

I'm willing to bet that Tarantino chose Sonny Chiba for Hattori Hanzo specifically because Sonny Chiba played Hattori Hanzo on t.v. I'd argue it's his most known role and makes sense because it was on during the era Tarantino most pulls from.

@@xerozeven Fun fact: Chiba's daughter is in the movie, playing the masked woman Crazy 88. She also helped teach the stage fighting for the actors in the movie.

@@brianheyn2833 Oh, that's dope! Never got around to looking into the creation of this one. Love stuff like that.

Good job on the studio, Tarantino is insane

No they are not.

Four rooms isn't technically a Tarantino movie. He was one of 4 directors that collaborated in the movie

Isn’t that really only for tv shows though?

@@jerrygodeep4787 it can be for movies also, but it’s rare cause what the movie would have to contain wouldn’t really do well at the box office so they normally go straight to dvd or streaming platform now

Lol..

@@missioncodez maybe it was the one that's part 1 and 2 put together I remember that coming out later but never saw it lol

@@missioncodez Did I say it was in Imax, keyboard warrior?

You MIGHT have to wait a bit longer than that; there IS no volume 3, regret to advise. (That's a GOOD thing; a third film would be going to the well ONE time too often.)

The two are in no way mutually exclusive

@@Kasey_Barkle I guess if it worked for Hannibal Lecter it can work for Quentin

Nah he's crazy, and very nasty to his mother and other women. He makes good movies, but is a garbage person.