Kill Bill Vol. 1 Made Me Shed A Tear

[The Amazing Spider Man]

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I know Ive been making some unnecessary threads but this one was a must bruh. Like I just watched Kill Bill Vol 1 for the 5th time I think and at the end there is a katana fight in the snow between The Bride and O-Ren. When they are just standing there doing absolutely nothing and there is music playing in the background... I felt an actual tear come from my left eye....Lawd. I honestly dont know what to say right now lol this scene is just so damn good yo. If I were to put it in words its like a feeling of complete awe, grief, sympathy, rage, and beauty. Like I dont want to have to put this in my top 3 movies because damn to put this over Inception XD But yo on some real shit I might. Like the amount of replayability that this movie has is damn near infinite because the movie is not to long and not too short. Just right. Kind of like how Deadpool was about an hour and fifty minutes. I just bought Vol 1 on steelbook and you're damn well sure I just bought Vol 2 steelbook as well. If you havent seen this what the hell are you doing with your life. If you dont give a rats ass about this for some crazy ass reason then at least watch the snow fight dammit.




-Excelsi****inor!

 

[Scooby Doo]

Kill Bill is my fav movie.

 

[The Amazing Spider Man]

Kill Bill is my fav movie.

Glad to hear it! This movie is a damn masterpiece from beginning to end!!! My first time watching it I couldn't take my eyes from the screen.

 

[Chakra Wizard]

I saw them recently, too (trying to find all the Tarantino films after seeing Hateful Eight) and they were good.....but holy shit, did it get major corny at times. xd

 

[Adam Driver]

Volume 2 is even better in my opinion. And if you like Tarantino I suggest you watch Reservoir Dogs which I'd consider as his best film.

 

[Jack Spicer]

Never seen it. Probably never will, but glad you love it!

 

[Chakra Wizard]

Volume 2 is even better in my opinion. And if you like Tarantino I suggest you watch Reservoir Dogs which I'd consider as his best film.

Eh, the dialogue's amazing as always, but it wasn't nearly as enjoyable as Django or Hateful Eight. And to each his own, but Pulp Fiction was a much better film.

 

[The Amazing Spider Man]

Never seen it. Probably never will, but glad you love it!

Your loss lol

Volume 2 is even better in my opinion. And if you like Tarantino I suggest you watch Reservoir Dogs which I'd consider as his best film.

I enjoyed Vol. 2 almost as much as this one but I'm more of an action guy myself so that's why I give this one more praise. Also Reservoir Dogs is amazing as well watched it earlier this week but that was a bit too early of a Tarantino for me to call it his best film but to be honest with Tarantino films they are all ****ing amazing I just love to talk about them.

I saw them recently, too (trying to find all the Tarantino films after seeing Hateful Eight) and they were good.....but holy shit, did it get major corny at times. xd

Don't know what you mean by corny XD But if you are looking for more Tarantino films the best one to go to next after this one would be Inglorious Bastards. I'm just gonna tell you now. Phenomenal ending. And then after that Jackie Brown. ANd then end it on Reservoir Dogs.

 

[Chakra Wizard]

Don't know what you mean by corny XD But if you are looking for more Tarantino films the best one to go to next after this one would be Inglorious Bastards. I'm just gonna tell you now. Phenomenal ending. And then after that Jackie Brown. ANd then end it on Reservoir Dogs.

I've seen 'em all now except for Jackie Brown (which I own) and the double feature (and True Romance if we're counting that), and yes, that was a great movie. And how do you NOT know what I mean??? xd The way some lines were read, the lines themselves, there were tons of douchechill moments. The beginning of Vol. 2 where she just throws the title in there, c'mon! XD

 

[WalksInShadows]

the Kill Bill movies would probably be listed at the top somewhere if i were to rank my fav Tarantino flicks.

 

[The Amazing Spider Man]

I've seen 'em all now except for Jackie Brown (which I own) and the double feature (and True Romance if we're counting that), and yes, that was a great movie. And how do you NOT know what I mean??? xd The way some lines were read, the lines themselves, there were tons of douchechill moments. The beginning of Vol. 2 where she just throws the title in there, c'mon! XD

Maybe I'm just too corny myself to even notice idk Jackie Brown was pretty good not on the top of my list though as I didn't get a good first watch. Think the only one that I haven't seen is True Romance cuz I've never even heard of it tbh lol

 

[Chakra Wizard]

Maybe I'm just too corny myself to even notice idk Jackie Brown was pretty good not on the top of my list though as I didn't get a good first watch. Think the only one that I haven't seen is True Romance cuz I've never even heard of it tbh lol

Well, that's cause he only wrote the script and didn't direct it, hence me saying if we're counting that. lol It's supposed to be around the time of Reservoir Dogs. I just know it cause Gary Oldman had an amazing cameo in it.

 

[Ghost in the Shell]

Watch Kill Bill Vol. 2. It's a perfect match with Vol. 1 in that it fills the dialogue and story with more meaning while developing the characters. On the other hand, it still retains the action and fight sequences from Vol. 1. Tarantino considers the two to be one film, and I have to agree. The final product is greater than the sum of its parts.

Kill Bill is my second favorite Tarantino movie, behind Pulp Fiction, and ahead of Inglourious Basterds. It does have potential to catapault itself into one of my favorites ever, but we'll see how I feel after I rewatch it.

Jackie Brown is also a quality movie. I liked it better than Reservoir Dogs which I find to be overrated, but still good.