Ep. 75 Toe Jam Eyeballs (Kill Bill Vol 2)

Of course, now folks, we're bringing back something we haven't done since last year.

It has been a whole ass year since we last talked about Kill Bill Volume 1.

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go, baby.

Today, we're not talking about Volume 1, we're talking about Volume 2.

This was a much better movie, in my opinion, than volume one.

For volume one, what it was, was just strictly violence, all violence.

That's all it was, was, you know, not really a whole lot of storyline to it.

And then we get to volume two, which is the story.

This is where things get really amped up to let you know what's really happening, what happened, and why it happened.

And when I read your review, it did make me chuckle to say, she didn't kill Bill in the first one, so how can she kill him a second time? Well, she figures out a way to kill him in this one.

So at least we don't have false advertising in

this movie.

It's very true.

Very true, brother.

I was actually excited to see how you were going to come in on this one, because I know obviously in the past you'd said that you hadn't really enjoyed the Kill Bill films, but yeah, it'd be interesting to see where you go with this one when it comes to the scoring at the end.

And as you mentioned, brother, like, this film is a lot more Tarantino-esque than what the first film is.

First one is just a kind of an ode to exploitation.

And, you know, the Hong Kong films, martial arts-wise, of like the late 70s and early to mid 80s, this has got that more Tarantino.

It's people sitting down and talking and having conversations.

And there's the odd bit of violence which always pops out, pops up throughout his kind of filmography.

But yeah, a lot more Quentin in this one than what the last film was.

Absolutely.

You know,

that's something I did enjoy about this is them sitting around talking more so than just nonstop action.