The Kill Bill Vol 1 Thread Part 2
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I've always used the same ring tone on my phone, except on holidays where I'll change it to a festive tune.
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ooops .. seems not http://uma-thurman.zanlius.com/ reports that the scene was never shot .. while on the other hand Harry Knowles at aintitcool.com swore that the scene was shot ... hmmm
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Too bad, I liked the Yuki part of the original script. Thanks for the link too. The guy that does that Uma site also has a pretty decent English language Chiaki Kuriyama (Go Go Yubari) site.
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Originally posted by caipirina
interesting .. very correct ... if you need to think in terms of "make the movie fast or we are losing the typical, popcorn munching, low attention span audience" ... i agree that the scene could have been totally over after head off and blood squirt ...
but how come I love that little speech of hers so much ... finding it a highpoint of the movie .. even though i find the switch in language silly ...
food for thought
interesting .. very correct ... if you need to think in terms of "make the movie fast or we are losing the typical, popcorn munching, low attention span audience" ... i agree that the scene could have been totally over after head off and blood squirt ...
but how come I love that little speech of hers so much ... finding it a highpoint of the movie .. even though i find the switch in language silly ...
food for thought
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Just saw it again and noticed that the last shot of Uma (talking to Bill?) which is in B&W, her eyes gradually turn blue while the rest of the shot stays B&W. I thought that was pretty cool!
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Originally posted by ianholm
Just saw it again and noticed that the last shot of Uma (talking to Bill?)
Just saw it again and noticed that the last shot of Uma (talking to Bill?)
This is one thing that's confused a few people. A lot of guys think that the "How did you find me?" line is a predecessor of what is bound to occur in the future (In Volume 2) as soon as The Bride arrives back in America. But that line is actually mentioned outside the chapel before The Bride got married.
*Proof*
Trailer
If you haven't seen this trailer yet, it's got scenes from Volume 2.
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Just watched it on DVD tonight. The version I have had alot of stutters from the dupping process I assume. This was the american version based on the reports from above. The picture quality was quite good considering and no dolby digital sound. A bug "Property of Miramax" was across the top for the whole movie but, it wasn't that disctracting. I liked the movie and can't wait for volume 2.
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From: Friggin Fiji
Originally posted by ianholm
Just saw it again and noticed that the last shot of Uma (talking to Bill?) which is in B&W, her eyes gradually turn blue while the rest of the shot stays B&W. I thought that was pretty cool!
Just saw it again and noticed that the last shot of Uma (talking to Bill?) which is in B&W, her eyes gradually turn blue while the rest of the shot stays B&W. I thought that was pretty cool!
Kudos to the guy going as a Crazy 88 for Halloween ... cool idea ...
here is one theorie .. which maybe i do not even want a reply to (from those people who read the script) ...
many reviewers complain that they cannot connect with the bride because the reason for her being killed is unclear ... i think:
Spoiler:
does that make sense ??? I have to admit that the scene in Texas confused me as I had trouble with the accent .. and the subtitle function on my remote did not work in the theater ..
oh yeah .. and you guy with pirate DVD .. i hate you ! ...
and you should really watch the movie the first time in the theater (but sure, i'd love to even have that friggin work print to check out little scenes later)
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Originally posted by Mondo Kane
Yup it's Bill.
This is one thing that's confused a few people. A lot of guys think that the "How did you find me?" line is a predecessor of what is bound to occur in the future (In Volume 2) as soon as The Bride arrives back in America. But that line is actually mentioned outside the chapel before The Bride got married.
*Proof*
Trailer
If you haven't seen this trailer yet, it's got scenes from Volume 2.
Yup it's Bill.
This is one thing that's confused a few people. A lot of guys think that the "How did you find me?" line is a predecessor of what is bound to occur in the future (In Volume 2) as soon as The Bride arrives back in America. But that line is actually mentioned outside the chapel before The Bride got married.
*Proof*
Trailer
If you haven't seen this trailer yet, it's got scenes from Volume 2.
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And I don't think that QT will end up leaving much of the story out. There will probably be a couple ambiguous questions after everything is over. But I think most of it will get cleared up in Vol. II.
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From: Friggin Fiji
me too . never seen this trailer .. I am actually still downloading .. so far .. about 40 secs, it looks like a trailer for KB2 .. thanks for the link Quentin, i know you'd be posting it here first
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Actually that trailer is included on the soundtrack CD. If you open it in Windows Explorer there's a folder called Videos and it's the one titled KB3.mov (AKA Trailer #2-Q.T. Bootleg). There are also the two original trailers on there as well. Or you can run the killbill.exe file for a menu of them.
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Does anyone have this promo U.K. DVD?

Kill Bill Volume 1 Promotional DVD from The Times. Taratinio talks exclusively to The Times about revenge, swords, Brit-flicks, censors and why he waited six years for Uma Thurman. PLUS previously unseen material, interviews and trailors from Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown. Plus theme tune to Kill Bill.
Kill Bill Volume 1 Promotional DVD from The Times. Taratinio talks exclusively to The Times about revenge, swords, Brit-flicks, censors and why he waited six years for Uma Thurman. PLUS previously unseen material, interviews and trailors from Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown. Plus theme tune to Kill Bill.
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From: You have moved into a dark place. It is pitch black. You are likely to be eaten by a grue.
That trailer link is the theatrical trailer for Kill Bill Vol. 1.
It's the same one offered at the Kill-Bill.com site.
It's the same one offered at the Kill-Bill.com site.
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Originally posted by isamu
Does anyone have this promo U.K. DVD?
Does anyone have this promo U.K. DVD?
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I just watched this the other night, and really enjoyed it. I think I might even see it again next Tuesday, if it's still playing, when the local theater has a "bargain" night. I hope the DVD release has the House of Blue Leaves fight in color. And I loved the anime sequence.
I really would like to find a great samurai sword now, but it looks like they run over $1000.
Quentin really made use of the 2.35:1 aspect ratio too. I wonder how they are going to transfer the split screen portion for the pan and scan video. Eew!
I really would like to find a great samurai sword now, but it looks like they run over $1000.
Quentin really made use of the 2.35:1 aspect ratio too. I wonder how they are going to transfer the split screen portion for the pan and scan video. Eew!
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Originally posted by bdshort
... I hope the DVD release has the House of Blue Leaves fight in color.
... I hope the DVD release has the House of Blue Leaves fight in color.
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I'm actually wanting to see this again. When I finished watching it last night I thought it was pretty good, but maybe not a masterpiece of standout cinema or anything, but it's growing on me.
I'll wait for both DVDs to be released together in one set, hopefully in an unrated version. Maybe even cut together into one single film.
Brian
I'll wait for both DVDs to be released together in one set, hopefully in an unrated version. Maybe even cut together into one single film.
Brian
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I would like to see the three+ hour Kill Bill volumes condensed into a more tightly edited 2 1/2 hour film.
The only thing that'll have made splitting them in two worthwhile is if Vol. 2's title card read:
That would make it a nice kitchy homage to Fellini, which would be worth my extra $9.
The only thing that'll have made splitting them in two worthwhile is if Vol. 2's title card read:
The 4 1/2th Film by Quentin Tarantino



