Kill Bill Vol 1 Ch 4 The Man From Okinawa

Chapter 4: The Man From Okinawa

[DrClawizdead]

I love how you hear the bottle of Sake being dropped in the background. A nice touch.

[ezekielbrockmann]

The way he says "Warm Sake? VERY GOOD!" just bounces around in my head randomly at 3:30am.

[ShFred]

“I’m not bald, I shave my head, do you understand?” 😂😂😂😂

[GrizzinCorp]

"If on your journey, you should encounter God...God will be cut." - such a poetic way to speak about the quality of the blade.

[Zero_Point_Energy]

I love how she can travel on a plane with a freakin’ katana right next to her. Tarantino is basically saying “this is a movie, and it’s my movie. Shut up and watch.”

[orxalot]

One unspoken detail i really love is that the bald guy seems to be an insufferable roommate, but as soon as things get serious with the gifting of the sword, he's totally stone faced and respectful. The two are in sync in that moment.

[drummerchicago]

Hattori Hanzo: Revenge is never a straight line. It's a forest, And like a forest it's easy to lose your way... To get lost... To forget where you came in.

[AlexanderYamada]

I'm so, SO glad he was able to get Chiba for this role. Just amazing.

[Sergiofreitas]

Creating the word "Bill" on the window with a final dot resembling a kanji character above the "i" was a work of art.🎨

[adventurefuel]

This is my favorite part of Kill Bill. His seamless reaction after she says his name and they both go int Japanese. That pause as she reached, then asks for permission. The reverence with which she picks up the sword. Honestly the whole movie is fantastic.

[kristoffersana]

This is true. I am a former martial arts instructor. In accordance with the old ways, if a master’s student misuses the martial arts that was taught to him, it is the master’s obligation to “deal with” the student accordingly. So the least Hanzo could’ve done is make her a perfect blade if he wasn’t going to be killing Bill himself.

[AtlasBlizzard]

The scene where she looks at the katanas is so beautiful. The haunting music, the reverence with which she regards the katanas - it's so perfect, I can't get enough of it.

[asdrubalanibal]

“I can tell you with no ego, this is my finest sword”

[TarikA]

Finally one to show the full chapter. I may say this is ma favorite part of the first movie.
The way she pretends she can't speak Japanese but as soon as he starts asking in Japanese what she wants from this man and she replies fluently, it gave me goosebumps back then.
Then the fact the two guys who were so loud, crazy and funny are so calm and serious at the ceremony, always accompanied by this amazing soundtrack... it's just magical.

[LucrassKelvac]

I love how she goes from adorable tourist to serious warrior in moments.

[alyzavantassel]

I love how she ducks under their arms at one point like a pro (giving a clue that she’s a warrior), and they both miss it cause they are busy arguing😂

[timothybock]

What an awesome scene. RIP Sonny Chiba.

[nathanaelvalville]

A humble chef, in a humble restaurant, with a priceless katana collection in his Hattori Hanzo

[sts]

He made the monster who stained his swords, so he vowed never make another one. He breaks the promise to arm the one who would restore his name. Knowing that hope of goodness is in this warrior, he wastes nothing in creating the best masterpiece he ever made.

Note that she does not use this sword to kill Bill. But she sheaths Bills sword with her scabbard. Perfect.

[KabutoRyu]

When she said "Hattori hanzo" the air suddenly changed daym love this movie,
RIP sony chiba 🙏