Gordon Liu. He was also a veteran of classic 70s kung-fu movies by Shaw Brothers studios in Hong Kong. He is the real deal when it comes to that genre.
I think you nailed it - the story doesn't have nearly the emotion it does if she doesn't still love him and he doesn't still love her. I always find it fascinating how genuinely guilty she seems that she never told him that Pei Mei had taught her the technique, even though the secret saved her life probably. It's such a trivial thing to feel guilt about in a relationship, like if you won a scratch-off lotto ticket for $100 and bought something just for yourself and didn't share with your spouse.
30:00 - Sometimes, when someone goes through all the s*** that she's gone through, and have spend the last two movies trying to get back your daughter, humans can be overcome with a mixture of emotion, tears of sadness, happiness, laughter, relief, all of it, all rolled into one, and coming out all at once. She didn't want to scare her daughter, which is why she had that moment alone, in private.
@@MagicMagy Next movie should be Pulp Fiction. I think that movie is Tarantino's best one - and considering the high quality of all his movies that means something.
@@MagicMagy That scene on the bathroom floor actually does have a deeper meaning(not to knock Kev, I thought the same thing for years, but...). Earlier in Bills explanation about the 'truth dart', he says the only after effects are a sudden rush of euphoria...this is what is happening to her on the bathroom floor. That is why she is laughing and crying. When mothers give birth they are often hit with a sudden rush of euphoria. This is Bills last gift to the Bride...giving back what he took when he shot her in the church(the full emotional experience of child birth)...when she murmurs "thank you" it is to Bill, specifically for this...
I'll never forget Bill's explanation about Superman's point of view on Human Race!!!! That was so... another whole level! Yes! Watch more Tarantino's Movies. Watch Inglorious Basterds! 🌹
David Carradine (Bill) had a very distinctive voice. Back in the '70s he had a TV show called "Kung Fu" in which he played a Shao Lin monk in the old west and he made a flute like the one in this movie. He was a master of martial arts and helped people. When Kiddo hears the flute music she suspects it's coming from Bill outside the chapel.
The “You’ll find it a bit lonely on my side” line gets me every time. The best thing about Tarantino movies are the dialogue. I look forward to your reactions to other Tarantino movies.
@@tyb781 and then realizing that when her and O Ren say Silly Rabbit, Trix are for Kids was not just a reference to the cereal commercial but also probably an inside joke from her name. Bea(Trix are for Kid)do
@@warre1 Actually, Lee's idea was for a show called, "The Warrior". But, WB wasn't interested in developing it and instead borrowed (some say stole) his idea and came up with "Kung Fu". Lee auditioned for the lead role but Carradine got it. They thought Lee was too short and they had developed the character to be Half American / Half Chinese. Apparently, Carradine looked the part and had the 'quiet' temperament they wanted. That last part's just a rumor.
Was a rumor for years that Quinton Tarantino may do a 3rd, and it would focus on Copperhead's daughter coming after Beatrix to avenge her mom after she grew up. Copperhead was the first fight in vol 1 where she had a gun hid in a cereal box.
You said his name correctly, Tarantino. And yes, his movies are amazing and very "unique" You're right, it's not fair to compare them to other directors, he has his own style. I hope you watch more of his movies, and I hope to see your reactions to them here. Love your videos, take care.
It's fascinating that in this volume, the only 2 that she didn't kill were Budd and Elle: they were killed by a black mamba, which incidentally is Beatrix code-name. We never actually see Elle die though, it's assumed after she was left blinded and in the same trailer as the snake.
David Carradine quite the magnificent actor when it came to playing subtle villain's Fun fact: the flute is the same one he has from when he was in the tv show kung fu. Tarantino loved that flute
I always thought that moment was to force her to use her hands and fingers, so that they wouldn't stiffen and heal deformed. He just wasn't going to tell her that, and veiled it in insults, as he did everything else. He was trying to make sure she kept the use of her hands.
Also very interesting in volume 1 you dispise Bill and can't wait for him to be dead. But in volume 2 you get a more personal understanding of Bill & Beatrix's bond & how close they were. So when he dies you feel some sympathy for Bill 😣
@@christianschoff2490 I don't think any of them actually suck, but I won't try to convince you...I get that some folks do not like some of his stuff. However, I would argue that even if some of his work is not as good as some other of his works, everything he has done is worthy of viewing, even if just once in order to critique where he went wrong. And since Magy seems to really like Tarantino so far, she has plenty of good material to watch for a while. 🖖💯✌
I still get goosebumps when she does the 5 point exploding heart technique. Gets me every time. These two movies are so amazing. My favorite Tarantino movies. The acting, the story, and the music is incredible. Great videos, i really enjoyed watching you watch them.
11:13 That's the same actor who played one of the chiefs in the Crazy 88 at the bar (Chia-Hui Liu as Johnny / Pai Mei (as Gordon Liu) ) 22:26 ..and that's Michael Parks who also played the Sheriff who turns up to the church, the one she splutters blood into his face. Michael was an incredible chameleon of an actor, sadly he passed in 2017.
I'm so glad that you've become a Tarantino fan. He is by far my favorite film maker. His dialogues in the movies are just fascinating. He can take you on a wild ride with his storytelling. And every movie is just amazing. Pulp Fiction, True Romance, Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood may not be his best movie...it's kind of a meandering ode to the glory days of Hollywood but then at the end becomes a total classic Tarantino.
Ms Magy: That would look so creepy if she put her hands up. The Bride: 👋 I LOVED every single soundtrack in this movie especially Malagueña Salerosa by Chingon at the end. GREAT reaction as always Ms Magy!😇
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 enuf to face off against each other in "Volume 3". But Quentin was never keen to the idea. But look em up. They're gorgeous. It'd be cool if Uma could talk him into it. Also, start paying attention, to the background stuff. Like the "Quentin Universe" products: Red Apple smokes, Big Kahuna Burger, Chongo Beer.
In his book The Kill Bill Diary, David Carradine (Bill) tells a bunch of things about the movie's shooting, like ideas and scenes that didn't go into the final cut.
Bud is the best of the squad. He understands, like his boss, that to take out your opponent doesn't need constant violence. Bill is a good swordsman and a better shot, but Bud, he killed the bride three times over with his premeditation, his burial, and his competence. The girls just wanted a fight, the boys wanted to win.
"BILL" is played by famous actor DAVID CARRADINE who is a martial arts movie star from 70's-90s. He is "the Grasshopper" Kwao Chang Caine from KUNG FU movies and TV series. Also the only European/white man to ever be a Shaolin Monk. His son knows Martial Arts also and did KUNG FU continues tv series.
"And a new Tarantino fan is born". Great reaction Magy. Thank you so much for sharing this and not putting it behind patreon-only release. I wish that you would discuss more about the movies you watch as you seem to get the 'right' reaction to them every time, just too short! And yes, the way you pronounce 'Tarantino' is exactly right. Love from America -Bio.
David Caradine has been playing that particular flute since the 1960s The Mexican man in The Last Chapter is the same guy who played the sheriff investigating the wedding massacre
The person that played Bill was a character that played a person for many seasons in the Kung Fu series in the 70's, that lived in a Shaolin temple & after training, for reasons moved to the USA(won't spoil it if you never watch it). It was these shows that got me interested in martial arts. Because of rating limitations back then, they had to juggle things on a very tight line. Not every bodies cup of tea these days. But is is a classic in my eyes
22:30 -- That's Michael Parks, the same actor who earlier played Texas lawman Earl McGraw in Vol. 1. The girl who plays Beatrix's daughter B.B. appears for about two seconds in "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" as the hippie girl who sells Brad Pitt an LSD cigarette.
I know I'm a year late, but fun fact for you. An actress who played Elle Driver (one-eyed snake assassin) in the movie, Daryl Hannah, was called to narrate nature documentary about black mamba snake..
One of the things that people miss in this movie is that in the end scene, Beatrice is on the floor of the hotel bathroom crying and laughing in hysterics, So do you remember that Bill said that one of the side effects of his serum is "euphoria" which she does not feel at the time? She felt it later.
Magy, I was so pleased by your reaction. I always look forward to your videos, they're a bright spot in a dull day. And you yourself are the brightest part of that bright spot !
Such masterful editing. I felt like I watched the whole movie, regardless of the length of time spent. The majority of the important and impactful scenes were accounted for here. Excellent.
The Bride is buried in 'The Lonely Grave of Paula Schultz'. This is the wife of Christoph Waltz's 'Dr. King Schultz' in DJANGO UNCHAINED nearly ten years later.
Very enjoyable watching your reactions to Vol. 1 & 2. It brought back memories from when I first saw the films when they came out on DVD. The whole family was glued to the telly just basically gobsmacked all the time. And my copies went through the whole firm as everybody wanted to borrow them to see what all the fuss was about. Needless to say, upon returning the DVD I would get a knowing smile or a 5 minute recap of all the unbelievable scenes they saw 😄 A small tip: Put in the description or mention at the start of the video if you had different subtitles on or technical isssues or you'll be answering the same questions all the time. If I may make a suggestion: Cinema Paradiso from 1988 A love letter to cinema. With music from Ennio Morricone. Quite long depending on the version and you have to be in a certain mood to get past the first half hour or so because it's a slow starting, european drama. The wikipedia explains the differences and the plot entry can be skipped so as not spoil it. But if you love movies and cinema it's definitely worth watching. I'm not sure if it would make a good react video however. Anyway, thank you for the entertainment and I look forward to discovering more of your content.
If you ever react to Pulp Fiction, the last scene in Pulp Fiction, when Jules (the piano player at the church in this movie) says he’s going walk the Earth like Caine in (1970’s tv show) Kung Fu, Bill is Caine from Kung Fu.
@@felipeaquitral How did I spoil it, chief? Jules says that he’s going to walk the Earth. What does that give away if you’ve never seen the movie? And the movie is not about: Who plays Caine in Kung Fu? Is it? Have you ever seen Pulp Fiction?
@@artdeco64 I've never said it was a big spoiler or something that will completely ruin the movie for her, but don't talk about movies she haven't seen yet. It's simple decency and common sense in the comment section of *a reaction channel* . You know? A channel which benefits *from going into movies and TV shows completely blind* so, that way, the reaction would be the best it could be. She doesn't need fun facts of a movie she haven't actually seen, even if that bit of trivia is not a massive spoiler. Besides, you telling that Jules will say something at the end of the movie spoils that he will be alive at the end of the movie. Simple as that, "chief". Be a little more humble when someone tells you that you did something that wasn't necessary.
@@felipeaquitral Get off your high horse. I don’t know if she’s seen Pulp Fiction or not. And even if she hasn’t, what I mentioned has nothing to do ruining her reaction. I’d be like saying at the end of Rocky Sylvester Stallone yells, Adrian! Oh Jesus, can’t watch the movie now! Besides, now it will add to her viewing, if she hasn’t already seen the film, because when they mention Caine she’ll know who that is and, during her reaction video, can be like - Oh, that’s Bill. How cool is that? Instead of possibly reading about it later and not being in a reaction video that all can see.
I absolutely love these movies and Tarrantino is briliant. You definitely should watch more. This is his masterpiece to me but the others are great. I love your reactions, you are very genuine and just really good at this. Keep making videos!
Here is a list of the main Tarantino movies, he doesn't have a lot, but that is his plan, he only plans on doing ten major movies during his career. 1. Reservoir Dogs 2. Pulp Fiction 3. Kill Bill: Volume 1 4. Kill Bill: Volume 2 5. Inglorious Bastards 6. Django Unchained 7. The Hateful Eight 8. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood This is not the full list, but ones that I watched and consider to be the greatest.
There is a detail in this film that only very few viewers noticed and that is that, at the end of all the credits texts of the technical team that worked on the film, the list of the "Deadly Vipers" reappears and their names begin to be deleted but the name of Elle (the one-eyed girl) remains with a question mark, with which Tarantino slyly leaves the idea that she was blind but alive and at some point would return for her revenge against Beatrix which would eventually open possibility of a third film for this saga.
Don't know if you noticed but the snake that the one eyed woman (Daryl Hannah) used to kill Bud was a Black Mamba. Black Mamba was Beatrix Kiddo's (Uma Thurman) code name as a member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad. So, in a way, Beatrix did kill Bud.
These 2 movies were pretty amazing. The outrageous violence somehow worked and the movies would not be as good without it. Uma Thurman did an amazing job. I loved that she didn't kill Black Mamba just left her with no eyes. So glad you watched and enjoyed these. I recommend Pulp Fiction and From Dusk Till Dawn.
Fan fact: Beatrix didn't actually kill anyone in second movie, she even spared Bill in the final scene, they played act in front of the daughter. Tarantino leaves a lot of clues that Bill stayed alive. So the genius of this film plot is that everybody believes that it is all about revenge but actually it is all about forgiveness...)) that is why Uma Thurman's character kills only in the first part of the movie!
He's brilliant in that he was the only American movie maker that borrowed from anime, kung-fu movies and westerns style to tell his stories... even using famous actors from those genres in this movie. But you'd hafta have grown up watching these or studied specific cinematic / regional eras to recognize all of the references.
You see, Magy...you got answers to your questions! And the film went in a direction you didn't expect! I'm glad you liked it! A couple of interesting facts about this one...(It's kinda long, sorry about that!) Two actors in this film had roles in the previous film. Michael Parks played Esteban Vihaio in Volume 2 and Texas Ranger Earl McGraw who realized that Uma's character The Bride was still alive in Volume 1. Gordon Liu, who is primarily a Hong Kong-based actor primarily in martial arts movies played Pai Mei in Volume 2 and was Johnny Mo, the leader of the Crazy 88 in Volume 1. Since 2004, when Volume 2 released, Quentin Tarantino has teased that there might be a 'Kill Bill, Volume 3', and there has been a lot of demand for it by Tarantino fans. Most theorize that it probably wouldn't be called 'Kill Bill, Volume 3' because the focus of the story might actually be on the little girl Nikki (who saw her mom Vernita Green get killed by The Bride) going after The Bride on her own for revenge. But, no script has ever been finished and Uma would also have to agree to flesh out a story and agree to play The Bride (aka Beatrice Kiddo) again. The character of The Bride and the bare bones of the story was conceived by both Uman and Quentin as far back as when they made 'Pulp Fiction' together. Enough time has passed for the little girls who played Nikki and BB (Uma's daughter) to become adults...IRL, Nikki (Ambrosia Kelley) is 22, and BB (Perla Haney-Jardine) is 23, so even if they don't use Nikki they can use BB in a different way as well. Also...Quentin Tarantino has publicly said he's probably going to make only another 2 or 3 films before retiring from filmmaking, so we may never get this possible film. These are both some of Quentin's greatest films (and all of them are great, really)...however, I personally think 'Jackie Brown' is his absolute best, which he adapted from a novel called 'Rum Punch' by Elmore Leonard. Thanks for the great reaction once again. You should really do all of the films directed by Tarantino! There are not very many and all are of exceptional quality! I think you'd really like them all!
Tarantino makes movies, not stage plays. You see the whole range of what a movie can be, mixing different styles and paying homages to old directors he loves and scenes that were stapled to his inner brain when he was younger. And his movies are not realistic (i.e., blood spurting was overdone purposefully) but stylized in a way that can only be film. It's art, for sure.
Loved your reaction, Magy, ❤️even from 2 years ago. It’s very similar to my own reaction from 2011. Yeah, Tarantino is quite s unique filmmaker. One of my favorites if his is Death Proof from 2007 I think about a pyscho women killer named Stuntman Mike. Don’t worry, the ladies get even on him in the end. By the way, Uma avoided Tarentino for a long time after Kill Bill b/c he forced her to drive that little Carmenghia car without proper brakes and she hurt her back. Not sure if they’re back on speaking terms again.
Yeah, you're right it was supposed to be 1 movie that was about 2 and a half hours long. Uma got pregnant so Tarantino decided to extend both movies and have them as 2. One movie being more action orientated and the second being more story driven. The first one shot more like a Eastern samurai movie and the second more of a western. And like I said this all came about after Uma got pregnant during the making, Tarantino took the parts they had shot and kinda changed it up. This is all explained in the special features and commentary. I am a huge fan of the Pie Mai character. You can see him in loads of old movies. But his portrayal in this movie is by far and away the best. I wish there was more of him. I know why it doesn't show it from a movie point. But you'd think it would show her being able to punch through that 2 inch oak block like he does. He teachers her the 5 point blow, but as that's his master move you have to assume she'd learned to do the 2 inch punch. But we see in the coffin she hadn't learnt it it took her a good few goes to get through thin wood... But.... All this shit can be explained away with movie logic and I'm fine with that.
Such a plot such a twist ending such an awesome fight scene at the end her and Bill same with the lady with the eyepatch I forget her name that was an awesome Fight 2 same for the unexpected thing in the suitcase
I always find it ironic that the only one to actually 'beat' her was the male assassin and he was just acting so chill and relax the whole time. Just too bad he had to 'play' with his food.
l think the most adorable part of this reaction channel is, . . "aaaand, YEA" . . . hahaha so firkin sweet :o) (post spoiler) pei mei 'owned' the hand used to pluck her eye out, . poetic turn about, . two birds, . one tarantino stone :o)
Kill Bill Vol 1: Beatrix kills everybody in her way to Bill. Kill Bill Vol 2: Beatrix kills nobody but Bill. That blew me away when I first realized it. She literally says it in her opening monologue: she roared and rampaged, and now she only has to kill Bill. Another subtle masterstroke by Tarantino.
Tarantino is a master in "slow burn" with his stories/screenplay... sooo good... and choosing Morricones music from Leones good bad and ugly... perfect choice.. Can tell Tarantino wrote kill Bill with Morricones music heavily involved.. As if the film was written around it.. Usually score his added to fit the film post production.. sooo good... I like your reaction "nooo they cannot bury her"... 👍
G'day Magic Magy. You have seen Mad Max Fury Road. The same director made two Happy Feet movies and two Babe movies. He also made "The Witches of Eastwick" The first are children's movies but the witches film is for adults. No one has reacted to that yet.
The actor who plays Pai Mai in this movie is the same actor who played the leader of the "Crazy 88's" in volume one
Gordon Liu. He was also a veteran of classic 70s kung-fu movies by Shaw Brothers studios in Hong Kong. He is the real deal when it comes to that genre.
Actor? What do you mean, actor?
@@abstractnonsense3253 lol
Also the latin man at the end, Is the same actor Who play the sherrif in the 1° volume
Unfortunaly he had a stroke in 2011 and he is in a wheel chair ever since, so he can't reprise his role of Pia Mei if Kill Bill Vol 3 ever happens.
I think you nailed it - the story doesn't have nearly the emotion it does if she doesn't still love him and he doesn't still love her. I always find it fascinating how genuinely guilty she seems that she never told him that Pei Mei had taught her the technique, even though the secret saved her life probably. It's such a trivial thing to feel guilt about in a relationship, like if you won a scratch-off lotto ticket for $100 and bought something just for yourself and didn't share with your spouse.
I think she knew, that Bill was pretty much unbeatable, so she kept the secret in the case, that she had to kill him one day.
30:00 - Sometimes, when someone goes through all the s*** that she's gone through, and have spend the last two movies trying to get back your daughter, humans can be overcome with a mixture of emotion, tears of sadness, happiness, laughter, relief, all of it, all rolled into one, and coming out all at once. She didn't want to scare her daughter, which is why she had that moment alone, in private.
Yes that was really strong moment for me
@JZS But I'm sure you still knew what I meant in my comment. And THAT'S what matters.
@@MagicMagy Next movie should be Pulp Fiction. I think that movie is Tarantino's best one - and considering the high quality of all his movies that means something.
@@MagicMagy That scene on the bathroom floor actually does have a deeper meaning(not to knock Kev, I thought the same thing for years, but...). Earlier in Bills explanation about the 'truth dart', he says the only after effects are a sudden rush of euphoria...this is what is happening to her on the bathroom floor. That is why she is laughing and crying. When mothers give birth they are often hit with a sudden rush of euphoria. This is Bills last gift to the Bride...giving back what he took when he shot her in the church(the full emotional experience of child birth)...when she murmurs "thank you" it is to Bill, specifically for this...
I'll never forget Bill's explanation about Superman's point of view on Human Race!!!! That was so... another whole level! Yes! Watch more Tarantino's Movies. Watch Inglorious Basterds! 🌹
*The lioness has rejoined her cub and all is right in the jungle.*
That line makes me smile so much, then makes me cry
When I'm president, this movie will be mandatory viewing every Mothers Day.
@@TedBrogan AKA Mommy always gets me
That is the ending of this movie in a nutshell.
The actor who played Bill is called David Carradine. He most famously played a Shaolin Monk callled Kawi Chang Caine in the 70's TV series Kung Fu.
One of my favorite shows at the time. When you can take the pebble from my hand, it will be time for you to leave.
David Carradine (Bill) had a very distinctive voice. Back in the '70s he had a TV show called "Kung Fu" in which he played a Shao Lin monk in the old west and he made a flute like the one in this movie. He was a master of martial arts and helped people. When Kiddo hears the flute music she suspects it's coming from Bill outside the chapel.
It was originally developed with Bruce Lee in mind but...No it was not because he died.
@@darrylguerrant5101 actually Bruce Lee was supposed to play Pai Mei. Bill was written for Warren Beatty
shaolin not shao lin
@@arthurchermont4995 How would Pai Mei be written for Bruce lee when he had been dead for a coupe decades
@@houseofaction Tarantino said in a interview that if Bruce Lee was alive he wanted him to be the only actor to play Pai Mei.
“I could never expect that”...literally every audience member in any Tarantino film viewing
_when a character says the N_ word
> "i did expect that"
LMAO
Should've been "I didn't see that coming".
3:33 "he seems so such a nice person"
Oh yessss, very sweet guy!
I love the scene after she gets out of the grave and she's walking with the cloud of dust around her. Lol
Can I have a glass of water please?
Reminds me of Pig Pen from Charlie Brown
Michael Madsen is the best disturbing character in every movie
Imagine someone in the graveyard and she pops out
@@thunderstruck5484 his acting in species was disturbing yes lol
The “You’ll find it a bit lonely on my side” line gets me every time. The best thing about Tarantino movies are the dialogue. I look forward to your reactions to other Tarantino movies.
@@tyb781 and then realizing that when her and O Ren say Silly Rabbit, Trix are for Kids was not just a reference to the cereal commercial but also probably an inside joke from her name. Bea(Trix are for Kid)do
Bill used to star in the TV series “Kung Fu” and he would always play a flute
That TV series was originally idea of Bruce Lee who was meant to starring it too. Production company betrayed him and replaced him.
@@warre1 Actually, Lee's idea was for a show called, "The Warrior". But, WB wasn't interested in developing it and instead borrowed (some say stole) his idea and came up with "Kung Fu". Lee auditioned for the lead role but Carradine got it. They thought Lee was too short and they had developed the character to be Half American / Half Chinese. Apparently, Carradine looked the part and had the 'quiet' temperament they wanted. That last part's just a rumor.
Was a rumor for years that Quinton Tarantino may do a 3rd, and it would focus on Copperhead's daughter coming after Beatrix to avenge her mom after she grew up. Copperhead was the first fight in vol 1 where she had a gun hid in a cereal box.
You said his name correctly, Tarantino. And yes, his movies are amazing and very "unique" You're right, it's not fair to compare them to other directors, he has his own style. I hope you watch more of his movies, and I hope to see your reactions to them here. Love your videos, take care.
It's fascinating that in this volume, the only 2 that she didn't kill were Budd and Elle: they were killed by a black mamba, which incidentally is Beatrix code-name. We never actually see Elle die though, it's assumed after she was left blinded and in the same trailer as the snake.
Ive heard The third movie Were going to be Elle teaching The Vernita Green daughter to kill The Bride, but Yeah this movie never gonna happen
@@aryssobralI actually hope it doesn't, believe it or not; it would RUIN this story for me!
David Carradine quite the magnificent actor when it came to playing subtle villain's
Fun fact: the flute is the same one he has from when he was in the tv show kung fu. Tarantino loved that flute
that rice moment at 15:25 was a lesson on self respect, something so simple as eating rice to teach a lesson
I always thought that moment was to force her to use her hands and fingers, so that they wouldn't stiffen and heal deformed. He just wasn't going to tell her that, and veiled it in insults, as he did everything else. He was trying to make sure she kept the use of her hands.
@@samuelvincent557 He also gave her his own still hot breakfast to teach the lesson! Nobody catches that, to my knowledge.
My first time seeing these films. I was 5 or 6 years old on Christmas eve. Good times 😁
Also very interesting in volume 1 you dispise Bill and can't wait for him to be dead. But in volume 2 you get a more personal understanding of Bill & Beatrix's bond & how close they were. So when he dies you feel some sympathy for Bill 😣
I see folks suggesting various movies...but you really should watch all of Tarantino's movies, eventually. LOL
Definitely Pulp Fiction if nothing else
No. Not all of them. Some of them hella suck.
Definitely Once upon a time in Hollywood is a must see! 🌹👑😘
@@christianschoff2490 I don't think any of them actually suck, but I won't try to convince you...I get that some folks do not like some of his stuff. However, I would argue that even if some of his work is not as good as some other of his works, everything he has done is worthy of viewing, even if just once in order to critique where he went wrong. And since Magy seems to really like Tarantino so far, she has plenty of good material to watch for a while. 🖖💯✌
@@iKvetch558 Death Proof sucks
I still get goosebumps when she does the 5 point exploding heart technique. Gets me every time. These two movies are so amazing. My favorite Tarantino movies. The acting, the story, and the music is incredible. Great videos, i really enjoyed watching you watch them.
11:13 That's the same actor who played one of the chiefs in the Crazy 88 at the bar (Chia-Hui Liu as Johnny / Pai Mei (as Gordon Liu) )
22:26 ..and that's Michael Parks who also played the Sheriff who turns up to the church, the one she splutters blood into his face. Michael was an incredible chameleon of an actor, sadly he passed in 2017.
The actor who played the leader of the Crazy 88 (the bald man) in Kill Bill 1, plays Pai Mei in this one.
David Carradine who played Bill was in the TV series Kung Fu. In the original book she is referred to as The Bride.
First film was Asian style movie. 2nd is western style movie
the scenes with Pei Mei are western style???
@@dorianleakey First film was Asian Action style movie and Second film was Western Drama Style movie
They were made as one movie, it doesn't split evenly like that.
both films got mixed up with western, eastern, anime, action and just tarantino style.
"A duck press of 70s exploitation cinema"
...paraphrase
I'm so glad that you've become a Tarantino fan. He is by far my favorite film maker. His dialogues in the movies are just fascinating. He can take you on a wild ride with his storytelling. And every movie is just amazing. Pulp Fiction, True Romance, Reservoir Dogs, Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood may not be his best movie...it's kind of a meandering ode to the glory days of Hollywood but then at the end becomes a total classic Tarantino.
Ms Magy: That would look so creepy if she put her hands up.
The Bride: 👋
I LOVED every single soundtrack in this movie especially Malagueña Salerosa by Chingon at the end. GREAT reaction as always Ms Magy!😇
Urami bushi and goodnight moon along with malagueña are my favorites!
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 enuf to face off against each other in "Volume 3". But Quentin was never keen to the idea. But look em up. They're gorgeous. It'd be cool if Uma could talk him into it.
Also, start paying attention, to the background stuff. Like the "Quentin Universe" products: Red Apple smokes, Big Kahuna Burger, Chongo Beer.
This 1 inch punch is most iconic thing in cinema world. Its like "luke a im your papa" or "42".
In his book The Kill Bill Diary, David Carradine (Bill) tells a bunch of things about the movie's shooting, like ideas and scenes that didn't go into the final cut.
Bud is the best of the squad. He understands, like his boss, that to take out your opponent doesn't need constant violence.
Bill is a good swordsman and a better shot, but Bud, he killed the bride three times over with his premeditation, his burial, and his competence.
The girls just wanted a fight, the boys wanted to win.
"BILL" is played by famous actor DAVID CARRADINE who is a martial arts movie star from 70's-90s. He is "the Grasshopper" Kwao Chang Caine from KUNG FU movies and TV series. Also the only European/white man to ever be a Shaolin Monk. His son knows Martial Arts also and did KUNG FU continues tv series.
"And a new Tarantino fan is born". Great reaction Magy. Thank you so much for sharing this and not putting it behind patreon-only release. I wish that you would discuss more about the movies you watch as you seem to get the 'right' reaction to them every time, just too short! And yes, the way you pronounce 'Tarantino' is exactly right. Love from America -Bio.
I love that the final thing that killed Bill was Beatrix literally crushing his heart!!! Poetic in a way!
I have always said that he literally dies from a broken heart :)
My favorite part is when she's walking across the street after crawling out of the ground all dusty and pissed off, lol.
You may have noticed Pai Mei was played by the same actor who was leader of the Crazy 88s.
He should have used his "rooftop kung fu." He could have beat her if he unleashed the full 90%.
The Pie Mei character can be found in several martial arts movies.
I love your reaction to the eye pluck - genuine shock and surprise
Time stamp?
David Caradine has been playing that particular flute since the 1960s
The Mexican man in The Last Chapter is the same guy who played the sheriff investigating the wedding massacre
The person that played Bill was a character that played a person for many seasons in the Kung Fu series in the 70's, that lived in a Shaolin temple & after training, for reasons moved to the USA(won't spoil it if you never watch it). It was these shows that got me interested in martial arts. Because of rating limitations back then, they had to juggle things on a very tight line. Not every bodies cup of tea these days. But is is a classic in my eyes
22:30 -- That's Michael Parks, the same actor who earlier played Texas lawman Earl McGraw in Vol. 1. The girl who plays Beatrix's daughter B.B. appears for about two seconds in "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" as the hippie girl who sells Brad Pitt an LSD cigarette.
I know I'm a year late, but fun fact for you. An actress who played Elle Driver (one-eyed snake assassin) in the movie, Daryl Hannah, was called to narrate nature documentary about black mamba snake..
Magy you need to check out all the Quentin Tarantino movies you'll enjoy them! Great job Magy you're AWESOME!
I busted my knuckle today at work, first the index finger then the pinky finger, i can confirm it hurts like hell lol. the training scene
One of the things that people miss in this movie is that in the end scene, Beatrice is on the floor of the hotel bathroom crying and laughing in hysterics, So do you remember that Bill said that one of the side effects of his serum is "euphoria" which she does not feel at the time? She felt it later.
21:30 An eye for a eye. Literally.
Magy, I was so pleased by your reaction. I always look forward to your videos, they're a bright spot in a dull day. And you yourself are the brightest part of that bright spot !
Bill is David Carradine, he played in a karate show called Kung Fu.
Such masterful editing.
I felt like I watched the whole movie, regardless of the length of time spent.
The majority of the important and impactful scenes were accounted for here.
Excellent.
The Bride is buried in 'The Lonely Grave of Paula Schultz'.
This is the wife of Christoph Waltz's 'Dr. King Schultz' in DJANGO UNCHAINED nearly ten years later.
Man, the burried alive scene creeped me out so much in the theatre the first time i saw this
Very enjoyable watching your reactions to Vol. 1 & 2. It brought back memories from when I first saw the films when they came out on DVD. The whole family was glued to the telly just basically gobsmacked all the time. And my copies went through the whole firm as everybody wanted to borrow them to see what all the fuss was about. Needless to say, upon returning the DVD I would get a knowing smile or a 5 minute recap of all the unbelievable scenes they saw 😄
A small tip: Put in the description or mention at the start of the video if you had different subtitles on or technical isssues or you'll be answering the same questions all the time.
If I may make a suggestion: Cinema Paradiso from 1988
A love letter to cinema. With music from Ennio Morricone. Quite long depending on the version and you have to be in a certain mood to get past the first half hour or so because it's a slow starting, european drama. The wikipedia explains the differences and the plot entry can be skipped so as not spoil it.
But if you love movies and cinema it's definitely worth watching. I'm not sure if it would make a good react video however.
Anyway, thank you for the entertainment and I look forward to discovering more of your content.
This reaction melts my heart for sure
"Bill" (David Carradine) was found hangd in a Wardrob dead in Bangkok and we dount know how or why !!
If you ever react to Pulp Fiction, the last scene in Pulp Fiction, when Jules (the piano player at the church in this movie) says he’s going walk the Earth like Caine in (1970’s tv show) Kung Fu, Bill is Caine from Kung Fu.
art deco Always loved that shout out. I actually had a Kung Fu lunchbox🤣
Tell her this *after* she watch Pulp Fiction, not before. Don't spoil her just to be the first one in telling her a fun fact about the movie, geez.
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How did I spoil it, chief?
Jules says that he’s going to walk the Earth. What does that give away if you’ve never seen the movie? And the movie is not about: Who plays Caine in Kung Fu? Is it?
Have you ever seen Pulp Fiction?
@@artdeco64 I've never said it was a big spoiler or something that will completely ruin the movie for her, but don't talk about movies she haven't seen yet. It's simple decency and common sense in the comment section of *a reaction channel* . You know? A channel which benefits *from going into movies and TV shows completely blind* so, that way, the reaction would be the best it could be. She doesn't need fun facts of a movie she haven't actually seen, even if that bit of trivia is not a massive spoiler.
Besides, you telling that Jules will say something at the end of the movie spoils that he will be alive at the end of the movie. Simple as that, "chief". Be a little more humble when someone tells you that you did something that wasn't necessary.
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Get off your high horse. I don’t know if she’s seen Pulp Fiction or not. And even if she hasn’t, what I mentioned has nothing to do ruining her reaction. I’d be like saying at the end of Rocky Sylvester Stallone yells, Adrian! Oh Jesus, can’t watch the movie now!
Besides, now it will add to her viewing, if she hasn’t already seen the film, because when they mention Caine she’ll know who that is and, during her reaction video, can be like - Oh, that’s Bill. How cool is that?
Instead of possibly reading about it later and not being in a reaction video that all can see.
I absolutely love these movies and Tarrantino is briliant. You definitely should watch more. This is his masterpiece to me but the others are great. I love your reactions, you are very genuine and just really good at this. Keep making videos!
The next morning she laughs and thanks Bill because of the side effect of the truth serum, the euphoria.
The church organist Rufus, is played by Samuel L. Jackson.
He was Jules in Pulp Fiction after he left everything and started to travel the land.
21:30 the screaming was so well done.
I really enjoy how much you’re enjoying these movies.
Here is a list of the main Tarantino movies, he doesn't have a lot, but that is his plan, he only plans on doing ten major movies during his career.
1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Kill Bill: Volume 1
4. Kill Bill: Volume 2
5. Inglorious Bastards
6. Django Unchained
7. The Hateful Eight
8. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
This is not the full list, but ones that I watched and consider to be the greatest.
There is a detail in this film that only very few viewers noticed and that is that, at the end of all the credits texts of the technical team that worked on the film, the list of the "Deadly Vipers" reappears and their names begin to be deleted but the name of Elle (the one-eyed girl) remains with a question mark, with which Tarantino slyly leaves the idea that she was blind but alive and at some point would return for her revenge against Beatrix which would eventually open possibility of a third film for this saga.
The story is, that Driver was never found, dead or alive. Her whereabouts and final fate are unknown.
Don't know if you noticed but the snake that the one eyed woman (Daryl Hannah) used to kill Bud was a Black Mamba. Black Mamba was Beatrix Kiddo's (Uma Thurman) code name as a member of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad. So, in a way, Beatrix did kill Bud.
These 2 movies were pretty amazing. The outrageous violence somehow worked and the movies would not be as good without it. Uma Thurman did an amazing job. I loved that she didn't kill Black Mamba just left her with no eyes. So glad you watched and enjoyed these. I recommend Pulp Fiction and From Dusk Till Dawn.
Beatrix is Black Mamba Elle Driver is the California Mountain Snake.
Fan fact: Beatrix didn't actually kill anyone in second movie, she even spared Bill in the final scene, they played act in front of the daughter. Tarantino leaves a lot of clues that Bill stayed alive. So the genius of this film plot is that everybody believes that it is all about revenge but actually it is all about forgiveness...)) that is why Uma Thurman's character kills only in the first part of the movie!
The next Tarantino movie might like is From Dusk to Dawn.. It's a horror movie with Tarantino and George Clooney playing in it as brothers.
As soon as she started hitting the board wit Pai Mai, I knew that's how she was gonna get out the coffin! Only time Tarantino didn't surprise me!
at the end when she is on the bathroom floor, she is getting the side effect of the truth serum
I like watching people enjoying some of my favorite movies so much. Thank you.
I've been looking forward to this. Thanks for sharing! Here we go! 👍😀👍
Quentin Taratino would recommend a Chinese movie called "Hero" , directed by Zhang Yimou. (One of the most beautiful movies ever made).😁
He's brilliant in that he was the only American movie maker that borrowed from anime, kung-fu movies and westerns style to tell his stories... even using famous actors from those genres in this movie. But you'd hafta have grown up watching these or studied specific cinematic / regional eras to recognize all of the references.
oh god ive done that before! hit the wall in my sleep with a almost broken hand . it was right after i started martial arts class wen i was 17
You should review 'The Matrix' Trilogy.
Your unadulterated reactions are so enjoyable. I love watching people watch a movie I love for the first time
You see, Magy...you got answers to your questions! And the film went in a direction you didn't expect! I'm glad you liked it! A couple of interesting facts about this one...(It's kinda long, sorry about that!)
Two actors in this film had roles in the previous film. Michael Parks played Esteban Vihaio in Volume 2 and Texas Ranger Earl McGraw who realized that Uma's character The Bride was still alive in Volume 1. Gordon Liu, who is primarily a Hong Kong-based actor primarily in martial arts movies played Pai Mei in Volume 2 and was Johnny Mo, the leader of the Crazy 88 in Volume 1.
Since 2004, when Volume 2 released, Quentin Tarantino has teased that there might be a 'Kill Bill, Volume 3', and there has been a lot of demand for it by Tarantino fans. Most theorize that it probably wouldn't be called 'Kill Bill, Volume 3' because the focus of the story might actually be on the little girl Nikki (who saw her mom Vernita Green get killed by The Bride) going after The Bride on her own for revenge. But, no script has ever been finished and Uma would also have to agree to flesh out a story and agree to play The Bride (aka Beatrice Kiddo) again. The character of The Bride and the bare bones of the story was conceived by both Uman and Quentin as far back as when they made 'Pulp Fiction' together. Enough time has passed for the little girls who played Nikki and BB (Uma's daughter) to become adults...IRL, Nikki (Ambrosia Kelley) is 22, and BB (Perla Haney-Jardine) is 23, so even if they don't use Nikki they can use BB in a different way as well. Also...Quentin Tarantino has publicly said he's probably going to make only another 2 or 3 films before retiring from filmmaking, so we may never get this possible film.
These are both some of Quentin's greatest films (and all of them are great, really)...however, I personally think 'Jackie Brown' is his absolute best, which he adapted from a novel called 'Rum Punch' by Elmore Leonard.
Thanks for the great reaction once again. You should really do all of the films directed by Tarantino! There are not very many and all are of exceptional quality! I think you'd really like them all!
28:16, my reaction when I find out someone scratched my car while it was parked. Great reaction Magy ❤️❤️❤️❤️
Tarantino makes movies, not stage plays. You see the whole range of what a movie can be, mixing different styles and paying homages to old directors he loves and scenes that were stapled to his inner brain when he was younger. And his movies are not realistic (i.e., blood spurting was overdone purposefully) but stylized in a way that can only be film. It's art, for sure.
I love the faces you make when something incredible happens in the movie!
I love Heckle and Jeckel!! I use to watch it when I was a kid back in the day!! LOL!!
Loved your reaction, Magy, ❤️even from 2 years ago. It’s very similar to my own reaction from 2011. Yeah, Tarantino is quite s unique filmmaker. One of my favorites if his is Death Proof from 2007 I think about a pyscho women killer named Stuntman Mike. Don’t worry, the ladies get even on him in the end. By the way, Uma avoided Tarentino for a long time after Kill Bill b/c he forced her to drive that little Carmenghia car without proper brakes and she hurt her back. Not sure if they’re back on speaking terms again.
Yeah, you're right it was supposed to be 1 movie that was about 2 and a half hours long. Uma got pregnant so Tarantino decided to extend both movies and have them as 2. One movie being more action orientated and the second being more story driven. The first one shot more like a Eastern samurai movie and the second more of a western. And like I said this all came about after Uma got pregnant during the making, Tarantino took the parts they had shot and kinda changed it up. This is all explained in the special features and commentary. I am a huge fan of the Pie Mai character. You can see him in loads of old movies. But his portrayal in this movie is by far and away the best. I wish there was more of him. I know why it doesn't show it from a movie point. But you'd think it would show her being able to punch through that 2 inch oak block like he does. He teachers her the 5 point blow, but as that's his master move you have to assume she'd learned to do the 2 inch punch. But we see in the coffin she hadn't learnt it it took her a good few goes to get through thin wood... But.... All this shit can be explained away with movie logic and I'm fine with that.
Such a plot such a twist ending such an awesome fight scene at the end her and Bill same with the lady with the eyepatch I forget her name that was an awesome Fight 2 same for the unexpected thing in the suitcase
"From Dusk Till Dawn". It´s one of my favs from QT. You will like it!
I always find it ironic that the only one to actually 'beat' her was the male assassin and he was just acting so chill and relax the whole time. Just too bad he had to 'play' with his food.
This movie is childhood nostalgia for me.
Was wondering when this was coming xxxx
A few people know this but she was actually pregnant when she did this movie
l think the most adorable part of this reaction channel is, . . "aaaand, YEA" . . . hahaha so firkin sweet :o)
(post spoiler) pei mei 'owned' the hand used to pluck her eye out, . poetic turn about, . two birds, . one tarantino stone :o)
Kill Bill Vol 1: Beatrix kills everybody in her way to Bill.
Kill Bill Vol 2: Beatrix kills nobody but Bill.
That blew me away when I first realized it. She literally says it in her opening monologue: she roared and rampaged, and now she only has to kill Bill. Another subtle masterstroke by Tarantino.
11:22 its so funny he looks exactly like the zen master in this mtv series Fist of Zen xD
Glad you enjoyed it!
Excelente. Me encantan tus reacciones.
I really enjoyed your reaction! :)
Both of these movies are in my top ten! So glad you watched them!
The most dangerous place in the world, is the space between a mother and her child.
I've been to that chapel. It's pretty cool.
Tarantino is a master in "slow burn" with his stories/screenplay... sooo good...
and choosing Morricones music from Leones good bad and ugly... perfect choice..
Can tell Tarantino wrote kill Bill with Morricones music heavily involved..
As if the film was written around it..
Usually score his added to fit the film post production.. sooo good...
I like your reaction "nooo they cannot bury her"... 👍
G'day Magic Magy. You have seen Mad Max Fury Road. The same director made two Happy Feet movies and two Babe movies. He also made "The Witches of Eastwick" The first are children's movies but the witches film is for adults. No one has reacted to that yet.
1:55 - That brunette over Uma's right shoulder is probably the most beautiful woman I have ever seen.