Kill Bill: Volume 2

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Pai Mei is based on Pak Mei, the originator of the "White Eyebrow" kung fu technique. According to l [...]	D
For this movie, writer and director Quentin Tarantino wanted to change the genre. Kill Bill: Vol. 1 [...]	D
After the end credits, there is an alternate take of The Bride ripping out one of the Crazy 88's eye [...]	D
The scene in which Budd opens the case to reveal a black mamba that bites him in the face was inspir [...]	D
Michael Madsen played a role very similar to Budd for the "Kill Bill"-inspired music video for "Blac [...]	D
When The Bride first arrives at the hacienda where Bill is staying, she walks past several hotel cle [...]	D
Robert Rodriguez scored this movie for one dollar. Quentin Tarantino said he would repay him by dire [...]	D
In Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003), forty-one people are seen killed. In this film, only three are seen kill [...]	D
In an interview, Quentin Tarantino stated that there will be a Kill Bill: Vol 3, but it wouldn't hap [...]	D
The Bride no longer has the "Pussy Wagon" in this movie. The original script included the character [...]	D
Despite The Bride having Hattori Hanzo crafted a sword specifically for her to exact revenge against [...]	D
Despite The Bride's name being bleeped out in Kill Bill Vol. 1 (2003) and for two-thirds of this mov [...]	D
This marks the third time that writer and director Quentin Tarantino and Samuel L. Jackson collabora [...]	D
During the end credits, the names of actors and actresses playing characters on The Bride's "Death L [...]	D
Larry Bishop (Budd's boss) and David Carradine (Bill) appeared on Kung Fu (1972).	D
Despite the fact that this was filmed in Super 35 (3-perf), "Filmed in Panavision" is listed in the [...]	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Quentin Tarantino): (cereal): Quentin Tarantino features old boxes of cereal in [...]	D
The turquoise car that The Bride drives in this movie is a Volkswagen Type 14 Karmann Ghia, named af [...]	D
Daryl Hannah provided her voice as narrator of a black mamba documentary produced in 2013 by Earth T [...]	D
Bo Svenson (as Reverend Harmony) was one of the stars of Quel maledetto treno blindato (1978).	D
Michael Jai White filmed several scenes in this movie with David Carradine, but these were cut from [...]	D
The AcuÃ±a Boys is a fictional gang in Rolling Thunder (1977). Quentin Tarantino has cited that mo [...]	D
The club owner hated Budd's hat, because writer and director Quentin Tarantino didn't like it when M [...]	D
Chapter Seven is entitled The Lonely Grave of Paula Schultz. It is the same characters name as in th [...]	D
The boots Uma Thurman has on when she is buried alive are the same boots that Michael Madsen used in [...]	D
Upon capturing The Bride (Uma Thurman), Budd (Michael Madsen) utters the line "I just caught me the [...]	D
In the scene where Uma Thurman is taking the pregnancy test, she consults a replica Rolex Daytona wa [...]	D
At 14m 1s, there is a crane shot that ends with a slight/slow oscillation. This hints that this was [...]	D
Ricardo Montalban was cast to play Esteban. Unable to make an early read-through of the script, his [...]	D
Although Quentin Tarantino is known for never using real brands for products like cereals and cigare [...]	D
Also changed from the original script, the story of Pai Mei is no longer told in a Jeep on the way t [...]	D
In the scene where Bill (David Carradine) shoots Beatrix (Uma Thurman) in the kitchen, his putting t [...]	D
Daryl Hannah's out of control kicking and screaming on the floor is very similar to the last scene o [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino is a big fan of animator Bill Plympton, and named the groom Tommy Plympton after h [...]	D
The chapter "Yuki's Revenge" was cut from filming to accommodate a new chapter, "Massacre at Two Pin [...]	D
The brothel segment where the Bride meets with Esteban Vallejo (Michael Parks) was the last scene of [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino: [Red Apple Cigarettes] The brand of cigarettes smoked in this film in American Sp [...]	D
Perla Haney-Jardine's debut.	D
Quentin Tarantino has the "Pussy Wagon" parked in the driveway of his house.	D
The story Esteban Vihaio (Michael Parks) tells about Bill (David Carradine) in the movie theater suc [...]	D
Esteban Vihaio (Michael Parks) explains to Beatrix that Bill became passionate about blonde women af [...]	D
This movie reveals that three of the six members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad are not nam [...]	D
Now Playing Podcast reviewed Kill Bill: Vol. 2. This film received two "recommends" and one "not rec [...]	D
When the first grade teacher (Venessia Valentino) takes roll call, she calls out one real-life name: [...]	D
Before Chapter Six was changed from "Can She Bake a Cherry Pie?" to "Massacre at Two Pines", Samuel [...]	D
This film was released the same year as another revenge film, The Punisher (2004). John Travolta, wh [...]	D
The film's entire first reel is presented in black and white.	D
Like his character Bill, David Carradine was also a fan of collecting comic books.	D
From script to film, the Ten-Point Palm exploding heart technique is changed to the Five-Point Palm [...]	D
Bill (David Carradine), just before the final showdown, is seen drinking "Sauza Tres Generaciones Te [...]	D
In the scene in which The Bride and Bill meet on the porch of the church house, the street in the ba [...]	D
In 2018, Uma Thurman posted footage online of a car accident that occurred in 2002 while filming thi [...]	D
In a review of the Paul Newman film Sometimes a Great Notion, Tarantino claimed he "shamelessly" rip [...]	D
Early posters for this movie proclaimed it as "The Fifth Film by Quentin Tarantino". Subsequent post [...]	D
In the training scene with Pai Mei, Pai Mei exclusively speaks Cantonese with a mainland accent (as [...]	D
It is a common fan theory that Samuel L. Jackson's character of Rufus, the piano playing drifter, wa [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino originally intended to only have Pai Mei's lips speaking Cantonese, while his voic [...]	D
During Le iene (1992), Mr. White says that "The gut is the most painful place for a man to be shot, [...]	D
Daryl Hannah's character Elle Driver drives a 1980 Pontiac Trans-Am in the film. Hannah owns the Tra [...]	D
Bill's truth serum, "The Undisputed Truth", is the name of a 1970s soul group.	D
The scene where Uma Thurman trains with Gordon Liu is located at the tomb site of Puyi's grand-fathe [...]	D
The spit can that Budd (Michael Madsen) used was labelled "Oak Ridge Coffee". Oak Ridge is a town tw [...]	D
Daryl Hannah improvised the scene where Elle Driver's eye gets removed by Beatrix Kiddo and she goes [...]	D
Bill uses a truth serum called "The Undisputed Truth' this is a reference to a '70s soul group of th [...]	D
Pai Mei's three-inch punch is a reference to Bruce Lee's three-inch knock-out punch.	D
According to The Kill Bill Diary written by David Carradine, the movie that The Bride and her daught [...]	D
After Elle revealed to Beatrix that she killed her master Pai Mai, Beatrix removes Elle's remaining [...]	D
As The Bride is walking under a very bright sun through the desert just before the trailer incident, [...]	D
Esteban Vihaio mentions to The Bride about following the "road to Salinas" to track down Bill. James [...]	D
"Beatrix" and "Bill" both start with the letter "B", hence the naming of their daughter "B.B." There [...]	D
Pai Mei punches through a wooden plank, leaving a round hole as opposed to regular wood splinters. T [...]	D
The car seen behind Bill when he visits Budd at his trailer is a Mangusta, an Italian sports car put [...]	D
Although he's a famously skilled and prolific killer, the character of Bill is not shown killing any [...]	D
At the film's first test screening in Austin, Texas, the audience gave the film a five minute standi [...]	D
Quentin Tarantino: [long take] The "Massacre at Two Pines" ends in a single long take. The camera fo [...]	D
In the scene where Beatrix Kiddo (Uma Thurman) is being buried alive, the master shot has the pickup [...]	D
Warren Beatty was considered for the role of Bill. Beatty declined the offer and recommended David C [...]	D
Bill's speech about Superman was in part inspired by "The Great Comic Book Heroes", a book by Jules [...]	D
The Score from Per un pugno di dollari (1964) can be heard when Budd shoots Beatrix. 20 years earlie [...]	D
The gun that Bill used appears to be a Colt Single Action Army, or "Peacemaker", and had a bird's he [...]	D
In the original script, the fight between Beatrix Kiddo and Elle Driver was supposed to resemble her [...]	D
The film is a departure from most of Quentin Tarantino's films in that several real-life products an [...]	D
Though never revealed in the film, production photos revealed the license plate number on Bill's car [...]	D
During the scene toward the end of the film where Bill and Beatrix are talking in the living room, B [...]	D
In Le iene (1992), Michael Madsen's character attempts to kill a cop by dousing him with a can of ga [...]	D
When Elle reveals to Beatrix that she killed Pei-Mei and as Beatrix is about to engage Elle in a swo [...]	D
Julie Dreyfus suggested two popular pieces of music for the movie. The first one being "The Chase", [...]	D
In the documentary "A Man Can Do That", Quentin Tarantino notes that Budd in Kill Bill was a nod to [...]	D
The movie poster in Budd's trailer is for the Charles Bronson classic A muso duro (1974). That movie [...]	D
In an earlier draft of the script, Beatrix Kiddo doesn't remove Elle Driver's remaining eye. Instead [...]	D
During the scene in which Bill shoots the bride with truth serum and then interrogates her, he calls [...]	D
Uma Thurman and Daryl Hannah did not get along with each other, and reportedly instructed hotel and [...]	D
The woman playing Mrs. Harmony is stuntwoman Jeannie Epper, featured (along with ZoÃ« Bell) in the [...]	D
Throughout both Vol 1 and 2, Elle Driver (Daryl Hannah) and Budd (Michael Madsen) are the only fello [...]	D
Although "Kill Bill" was meant to play as a whole movie, this movie is unofficially Quentin Tarantin [...]	D
During Budd and Elle's scene in the mobile home, a box of Chicken Champ can be seen on the counter. [...]	D
Film debut of Perla Haney-Jardine (B.B.) and Helen Kim.	D
Every villain killed on-screen, excluding the ones in the animÃ© sequence, is killed by a female c [...]	D
Choreographer Woo-Ping Yuen was originally set to play Pai Mei, but could not fit it in with his cho [...]	D
Bill makes a reference to Batman. Uma Thurman played Poison Ivy in Batman & Robin (1997), which star [...]	D
The fictional book that Esteban Vihaio (Michael Parks) reads is "The Carrucans of Kurrajong" by Jasm [...]	D
Originally, the Kill Bill films were planned as one epic four hour film.	D
DIRECTOR TRADEMARK (Quentin Tarantino): (body view): Once Budd (Michael Madsen) is bitten by Elle's [...]	D
The climax of the film was originally written as a sword-fight on a moonlit beach between Beatrix (c [...]	D
Was the first Oscar DVD to arrive in Academy mailboxes in 2004. It received no Academy Award nominat [...]	D
At one point in the film, while talking to The Bride, Bill is holding a Hanzo sword while a film pla [...]	D
Unlike every other Quentin Tarantino film (including Kill Bill - Volume 1 (2003)), this movie doesn' [...]	D
In the scene when Bill draw's and shoots his pistol is a tribute to Shane (1966) David carradine's w [...]	D

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