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In the end, she literally broke Bill's heart. Poetic...

Pai Mei got his vengeance on Elle, it was technically his arm that blinded her.

Michael Madsen (Bud) told a story in an interview that he wore that cowboy hat to the set everyday and Tarantino hated it. Told him everyday don't wear the hat and he didn't listen. So one day Tarantino goes "you know, now I can't imagine you without the hat, I want you to wear it in the movie" and then wrote the scene where Bud's boss trashes him and forces him to take the hat off
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It's not really explained, but the reason Karen left from killing her, is because assassins have a code against killing children & pregnant women. It's the same reason Beatrix didn't kill that kid that was in the Crazy 88. Great & classic story.

20 years on and I'm still not tired of Pai Mei.

I am glad that Igli and Cojo were both horrified by Bill letting BB watch Shogun Assassin before bed, because Bill's parenting is vital missing context in the story of the goldfish incident;

It plays into his analysis of Superman, and how he totally leaves out Superman's upbringing by his adoptive parents... notice that Bill said Shogun Assassin was "too LONG" for before bed, not "too VIOLENT"?? And Bill frames BB as the sole party in the goldfish incident, which WILL condition her to think her curiousity for violence is natural and innate to her, and not instilled from what Bill lets her watch before sleep

And that is why Bill is worse than every other Deadly Viper combined: because he truly is the Snake Charmer who can charm anyone into becoming a snake, as he was doing to his daughter, as was implied he did to Beatrix ("your side always was a bit lonely" and he is HOW much older than she?), and as was implied he did to O-Ren. Yes, O-Ren... if you can recall, the man with the katana who killed O-Ren's dad and kicked the cigar butt into the alcohol had Bill's rings! And if Budd can notice Beatrix hiding under his trailer, then Bill will certainly have known O-Ren was hiding under that bed... so he knowingly orphaned her, then she coincidentally becomes a Deadly Viper later in life? Hmmmm...

He does the same gaslighting to Beatrix as he did to BB, coercing her into admitting she enjoyed killing while telling her she simply is, always was and always will be, a "renegade killer bee"... but he is the one who shaped her for an unknown yet seemingly large portion of her life. Consider Beatrix herself says that Bill would have "claimed" BB, and that's why she ran, not to escape the assassin life but to escape Bill...

So we have one explicit example of Bill manipulating a vulnerable girl to shape her into an assassin, and two implicit examples of Bill manipulating vulnerable girls into assassins

Hattori Hanzo caved instantly when Beatrix said she needed a sword to hunt his former student, and Pai Mei taught Beatrix the exploding heart but not Bill -- his masters have far different regard for Bill, than the almost obsessive adoration Bill's students have for him, and when you look closely? It does become clear why

fun fact - Actor Chia-Hui Liu who was Pai Mei here, was Johnny Mo ( head of O-Ren's Crazy 88's in the first film ) & Michael Parks who was Esteban here was the Sheriff, Earl in the first film

“Only on the condition that I pay for everything.”
Well, Bill, in the end, you will.

I love when Bill says, Pai Mei taught you The Five Finger Death Punch?  And she says, of course he did.

Guys, Tarantino filmed both films together…there were no breaks between both films, because they’re both one long film split into two parts.

Fun fact, Pai Mei literally means White Eyebrow

the eye-plucking of elle driver is the most satisfying scene in the whole series. haha

"You may not last 5 minutes", Oren lasted 4.59,Damn you Quentin it was Lucy!!!

Samuel L jackson has been in every tarantino movie since pulp fiction even his voice is used in inglorious basterds to narrate a scene

Kill Bill was shot and intended for release as a single 4 hour movie, but the head of Miramax (who's name rhymes with Marley Brinestein) told Tarantino he either had to trim it down to 3 hours, or split it into two movies. He choose the latter. The full, single 4 hour film (named "The Whole Bloody Affair") has screened in a few theaters in America, namely Tarantino's own New Beverly Cinema in L.A.

Love the way Bill's fundamental misunderstanding of Superman tells us so much about Bill himself.

Great reaction as always. Both Kill Bill movies are masterpieces.

There's a deleted scene where a (slightly) younger Bill shows off his fighting style when he was traveling with Beatrix.

What people always gloss over about The Bride/Beatrix laughing/crying in the bathroom... That is a side effect of the truth serum wearing off (as Bill stated), a feeling of pure euphoria. It's that, mixed with the grief of losing who was once her true love, the joy of carrying out her revenge and getting her daughter back, and the relief that it's all finally over and she can move on with her life in peace.

People often think there should be a third movie where Nikki (Vernita's daughter from Vol. 1) tries to avenge her mother, but I disagree. The duology is perfect as is.

Elle was the California Mountain Snake, which is the only non-venomous snake out of the Viper Squad's monickers. It's meant to be ironic that she only kills with venom and poison; also, she tried to kill Beatrix in her sleep with poison. It may not "count", and be kind of dull, but it's in character, consistent and purposeful.

The rock salt shotgun shells are an invention that was not really meant to kill, but to maim and to cause a great deal of burning and stinging agony. It is literally putting salt into the wound.