Missing Kill Bill fight?
 

Hey, maybe this has been discussed in another thread, but I don't recall it being brought up.

In the original Kill Bill teaser trailer (it can be found on the DVD, FYI), there is a glimpse of a black man in Eastern-style clothing swinging a samurai sword around. It wasn't in Volume 1, and I didn't see it in Volume 2 either.

Anyone know what's up with this dude? Anyone know what the scene was about, and maybe why it got cut?

Much grass.

I noticed that too.

It was a scene where "The Bride"witnesses first hand of Bill carrying out a mission.
http://www.alternight.com/images/nightly/bill.jpg
In this sequence he takes out 3 Chinese assassins and fights Michael Jai White.

Coming soon to deleted scenes.

Removed "The Bride's" name - Blake

There is a lot of these threads of subject matter already covered in the MANY Kill bill threads already around.

Mondo has it down correctly.

Another little scene that has gone missing is Elle Driver firing an M-16 outdoors at someone. This can be briefly seen in one of the bootleg trailers on the cd for the Vol-1 soundtrack.

You know, when they purposefully dont include a name and even go as far to BEEP it out of the film, it would be nice to not just see it in a random post. Thats what spoilers are for. You think maybe you could have referred to her as the Bride even. Ive been trying to avoid seeing this, but now its too late, and i didnt even have a choice.

You purposefully entered a Kill Bill thread before actually watching the movie.. so y'know..

And it doesn't even reveal anything crucial.

I wish he had kept that scene in the movie. But I guess QT was striving for Vol. 1 to be all action and Vol. 2 to be all talk.

Actually, it was taken out because it was meant as Bill's introduction to the audience, and he decided the introduction at the wedding chapel was ultimately a better and more powerful introduction, and I agree 100% on that. I loved the hell out of that scene.

OK, first, the grammarian in me has to point out there is a difference between the words "purposely" and "purposefully," and here we're talking about purposely entering a thread. That said ...

Then why did God invent spoiler tags?

The thread title is vague and could have been about a fight missing in Vol. 1.

Noted proper use of purposely (actually, I just coped what the previous poster had typed, I was being lazy.. I would like to think I'd normally use the word properly).

Spoiler tags, yes, they are good. But you can't expect to poke around and not get burned. Potentially anything you read about a movie could be spoiler laden without warning; I've read many things I wish I hadn't but I accept that's the price I pay for peeking as opposed to expecting everybody to cater to my having not seen the movie. Now, proper spoiler tag use is always up for debate on where it's needed or not, or when to stop using them, etc.. but the only guaranteed way to be safe is abstinence.

:thumbsup: Spoilers in thread titles, I can see, but when you come in and bitch about having a movie spoiled for you (and it hardly is crucial info as others have pointed out), maybe you shouldn't have read the thread in the first place. I chose not to read any KB threads until I got a chance to see it. Not that hard to do.

Yes, this will ruin the entire film for you! [insert sarcasm here]

Major spoiler or not, nowhere in the thread title did it make a reference to Volume 2 and in Volume 1, The Bride's name was not revealed and protected as a secret. Therefore, it should be in spoiler tags - whether it ruins the film or not.

I'll reserve stating which introduction was better until after watching the deleted fight scene. Of course, QT decided on the long slow drawn-out chapel scene - so that is what we must come to accept.

I for one believe this fight should have been in the movie to at least show Bill being able to handle himself, to me all he looked like he was capable of was holding a gun and spouting philosophy.

See, this is the reason I liked that it wasn't included. I love the "mysterious" bad-ass factor he's got going in the movie current. I think it works better only hearing or thinking about what he can really do, but that's just me; I'm a sucker for something being setup having to actually SHOW the audience.

While I think he acted his ass of I didnt get the feeling that he was a bad ass that can handle himself in a fight. Just me I guess.

Must have been just you. I fully was under the impression that he was a bad ass. Hell the shooting itself was showing how he was one bad ass.

Well I cannot comment if QT made the right choice in not including it, but hey I loved the movies, so I'm not complaining. All I want is to see the scene as a deleted scene. That'll make me happy.

Also, I had heard rumors of a second anime segment being produced that was supposed to be in Vol. 2. Was that cut, or am I just imagining things?

That seems to be the word going around the camp fire. Running long as it was and just was cut. Hopefully on the dvd.

I posted a pic of it one of the zillion Kill Bill threads here. It was a closeup shot of the The Bride as she was beaten up. And there was another pic I saw....Lemme see if I can find it....Here:
http://www.cgnetworks.com/stories/20...lbill/kb04.jpg

If there really was such a segment, I hope it shows up somewhere, either as a deleted scene, or in the eventual extended cut.

I think that's a good point about Bill's abilities. If you're a movie nerd (as I think everyone here is to some extent), you probably already knew that Bill was supposed to be the ultimate bad ass in every form of combat. You've probably read about the story and what not. If you're just a regular person, you might not get the sense that he's a good swordfighter at all. You know he's probably sneaky and devious and good with a gun, so you still have the sense of danger. But a deadly swordsman? Not really.

Maybe it's for the better, as he hardly put up an epic fight anyway.

My arguement with that is, even if we are movie nerds, we only know he's supposed to be a bad ass because we read it somewhere that Joe Everybody didnt? Im going more by whats onscreen, sure the man had charisma but I didnt get the fact he could handle himself without a gun, and that was something I wish was in the movie.

The guy shot his former worker pointblank in the head when she told him she was preggos with his kid.

That makes him one bad mofo in my book.

Preggos?! where are you from?

anyway, i think one small hint that Bill's a bad MFer is that he fights Pai Mei and leaves with just a cut in his head.

but, imo, the fight with him and MJW would have made him seem like a real fighter bc we could see it; instead we just think he's an old man who HIRES others to kick ass.

MFer?!?!!? Where are you from? LOLOMGBBQ!!!!1111

the fight with Micheal Jai White would have introduced him twice. In a film that was already running long, It would have only slowed down the story more.

oh, i see. you must be from IMOBTWPSSOCALROTLAMST3KCEOT3K?#@!$%&*!

that explains it.

:confused:

Uh yeah. Whatever you say.

Oh no, the easy coast west coast feud has even seeped it's way into DVDtalk. Make it stop.

Anyway, I think it'll be cool to see this fight, but I really like how he's introduced in V2. And I don't think it is necessary for anyone to see the fight to get a feeling Bill is so badass. Just the way he talked and presented himself told me he is the biggest, baddest man alive.

The missing fight I'm most disappointed about was the one they never filmed. It was a gun fight that was in the rough draft of the script. It was the best one to me, and really intense.

Go Go's sisters revenge. yeah, it would have been cool. :(

Yep, we would've seen the demise of the which I was looking for in Vol 2.

what is the importance or Michael Jai White's character anyway?

I'm curious, Michael Jai White's character doesn't seem to be in original script. In the script I read, Bill's introduction was in an LA hotel room that had a craps game going on. White's scene as seen in the trailers seems different. Was this changed in later drafts of the script?

Also, the scene where Yuki tries to avenge GoGo would have been cool. She seemed even crazier and could have ended up being a very memorable film character. Too bad it was cut before filming.

Keep in mind that Yuki was supposed to be more psychotic than GoGo, But little Tarantino know that this eventually would spread over into 2 volumes.
From the script I browsed though, "Da Mo" has more than a few lines to say. And He certainly showed enough substance in the early trailers that he was a force to be reckoned with. But there's a Fangoria issue that shows what the outcome of his fight with Bill looks like. Regardless, I'm dying to see it in it's full glory,