Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003) REACTION | FIRST TIME WATCHING

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  @AshLee92490 · 1 year ago

  People mistake Oren initially not fighting The Bride herself with cowardice. Her best friend/right-hand woman got her whole arm sliced off right in front of her, and she barely flinched (at most a slight gasp of shock, but was right back to being stone as her bestie bleed out on the floor). It&apos;s about Oren&apos;s position of power. She is THE Boss of ALL Yakuza Bosses in Tokyo. She&apos;s already put in her time and work of proving herself. That&apos;s why she&apos;s on top. The Queen doesn&apos;t go into battle unless absolutely necessary. That&apos;s what the subordinates are for. To handle the work you no longer feel the need to do. Otherwise, what&apos;s the point of having them and being in the position of exclusive comfortability if you have to keep doing the fighting yourself lol...<br><br>The Bride didn&apos;t just go after Oren because she was the easiest to find. She knew Oren would not only be the hardest to get to, but also although a short battle all thing considering, probably the hardest to beat 1v1 (The Bride almost got taken out with one critical hit by Oren, who knew exactly where to hit), and needed the element of surprise and BOLDNESS to catch Oren off guard to get through all of it (and probably the one she had the least beef with on the list along with Vernita). Everyone AFTER Oren knew The Bride was awake and coming for them, which is what she wanted. She knew she couldn&apos;t allow Oren to get that luxury because, as we saw in her backstory that since she was a child, Oren was built different. She didn&apos;t become one of the top female assassins in the world at just age 19 for nothing (she also needed Sophie to get the tea on the other assassins)...

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• PH

  @philhunter9134 · 1 year ago

  As I always say, anyone alive during the 70&apos;s knows Bill&apos;s voice immediately.

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• MA

  @mathers7600 · 1 year ago

  The theory about why Hattori Hanzo was quick to help the Bride just with the mention of Bill was because Bill was not only his student but he was in a sense the Darth Vader to his Obi Wan. It&apos;s theorized he used a sword that Hattori Hanzo made for him as a symbol for a hero of honor as with all his other swords, only for it&apos;s use to be corrupted into absolute villainy (i.e. becoming a killer for hire and recruiting other killers to follow him) against humanity thus muddying Hattori Hanzo&apos;s reputation by association which is what may have led to Hattori Hanzo retiring the awesome legend he&apos;s known for regretting his decision to teach Bill. Now with the Bride showing up to reveal her motive and purpose this is his way of rewriting the wrong he unintentionally caused in teaching Bill his secrets.

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• RA

  @Rayvah · 1 year ago

  &quot;Why don&apos;t you ever take me katana shopping?&quot; 😂

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• AU

  @auntvesuvi3872 · 1 year ago

  Thanks to Sam and Tristan! &nbsp;🩸 &nbsp;I think you&apos;ll love VOLUME 2 (2004), as well. &nbsp;Prepare for a different tone/style.

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• SM

  @Smithpolly · 1 year ago

  41.51 &nbsp; &quot;She&apos;s fine. Her brain&apos;s still good&quot; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; This is definitely &nbsp;a &quot;The glass is half full&quot; guy.

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  @PPfilmemacher · 1 year ago (edited)

  <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bddcUb2QoM0&amp;t=1410">23:30</a> he (Sonny Chiba) is also the father of the actor Mackenyu who played Zorro in the Netflix real life adaptation of One Piece

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  @michaelmengis5230 · 1 year ago

  The whistling song from &quot;Kill Bill&quot; is called &quot;Twisted Nerve.&quot; It was originally composed by Bernard Herrmann for the 1968 British psychological horror film of the same name, &quot;Twisted Nerve,&quot; directed by Roy Boulting. The song is known for its distinctive and eerie whistling melody.

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• ИЛ

  @ИлиянМинев-щ5й · 1 year ago (edited)

  They&apos;re separated to two volumes because as a whole it&apos;s a very long movie and the producers wanted Tarantino to make it two parts. But they are filmed as one movie originally. For that reason Volume 2 is released only a year later.

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  @demasofluxor · 1 year ago

  Fun fact: the snow in the final fight is made of detergent.

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• KR

  @krono5el · 1 year ago

  growing up with tarantino movies our faves were usually in order of release but once kill bill and django dropped they became instant classics of all time.

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  @JohnnyMan316 · 1 year ago

  This movie (and its sequel) is amazing. Great story, cinematography, and acting. Very gory too. I love the scene w/ &quot;Hatori Hanzo&quot;.

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