This is legitimately one of the best scenes Tarentino has ever shot. The shifts in tempo and tone are so sudden yet seamless. Jarring but subtle. From when Beatrix ducks under them when they’re arguing, to her attempting to hide the fact that she speaks Japanese fluently... but there’s so much more. Hattori throwing the knife back on the shelf, keying you into his talents. It’s all top notch story telling. The sake bottle breaking in the back when she says that she’s looking for Hatori Hanzo (which tells you that his assistant is really paying attention and genuinely thought she was suspicious). This whole scene tells you SO much without any real exposition. You could write nearly a whole movie about Hatori from this one scene alone. Just a master class. And combined with the next scene... I mean wow. On the whole both Kill Bills, but especially volume 1, are more fun than great. But this 10 minute stretch should go on Q’s career highlight reel.
damn you should be a film historian , can you break down the scene where james gandolfini beats the living shit out of patricia arqutte in true romance , ill see you there?
Upvote isn't enough for this comment in my opinion. I absolutely love the analysis of this entirely scene. Great comment, great scene and a fantastic movie!
@@GK-rw2op Cuz it is so random and the switching of gears from getting Sake, to Being a General to him Suddenly talking about how he was not Bald. The unexpectedness makes it hilarious to people. You might have a different idea though.
Was he vaccinated? I just saw on Reddit and it wasn’t mentioned so I’m guessing he was vaccinated but they aren’t saying anything, I’m just guessing here so don’t take it as fact
@@dwecktek Japan’s vaccine rollout has been a bit subpar compared to other countries. It’s entirely possible that he wasn’t but not for a lack of wanting. Additionally, the Japanese public tends to be more hesitant towards vaccines due to prior issues with MMR and HPV vaccines. Either way, probably not really a case of the antivax stuff you see over here.
This scene makes me emotional now that Sonny Chiba, the one who played Hattori Hanzo here, has passed away. This one scene was one of the motivations for me to learn the Japanese language! Rest in Peace!
It's actually cringy if you speak Japanese. 1. Hollywood made Hattori Hanzo look like a Japanese stereotype 2. Her Japanese sucks ass if you understand what she said in the end you wouldn't take her seriously because of her really bad and forced accent
That first look Beatrix gives after she says his name. That, “please know I wouldn’t be here unless I had to be.” And his look back. Woof. That’s master class by actors and director.
This is one of those scenes that make Tarantino such a master at his class. Rip sonny chiba. Coming back to this one is such a pleasure. Especially seeing in the katana ceremony hattoris friend being so serious in it. Almost as he has tears in his eyes. Much respect to Tarantino for being so masterful at his class.
So well said. My favorite part: She plays dumb about her excellent skill with the language. It's the exact opposite of what her host expects. In my life I've never been skillful enough in second languages to play her game and my friends know it. They can run rings around me. Instead, she plays them. Well done, great writing and performances. Lighting, camera, acting, speaking---all superbly done.
the genius behind this scene is why it’s forever my favorite movie scene of all time; she comes into the store cute as fuck, a completely harmless american tourist who doesn’t speak any japanese and has no idea about hanzo’s history. it’s almost like beatrix is holding her hands up saying “i’m unarmed, please don’t freak out” before she drops a name he hasn’t heard in decades. perfect.
Well she was desperate for his help. I imagine someone with a reputation like Hattori Hanzo is not a person to offend or piss off. Going in guns blazing would mean he wouldn't help her. Bea clearly knew enough about him to go with an non threatening approach and she knew Bill had clearly pissed him off quite badly because all she needed to do was drop Bill's name and Hanzo broke his blood oath and made her a sword. Also the fact he's known as the best Samurai sword maker that Elle was willing to pay $2 million for it and Bill was one of his students I'd make a guess he's also an expert swordsman himself. I've always wondered what Bill did to piss Hanzo off that he held such a strong grudge and break his blood oath. I wish that had been revealed
Since the first time i saw this movie when it came out, this scene has stood out to me as one of the most powerful in cinema. Great work from all the cast and crew. RIP Sonny, what a legend
@@SelyHaudy i literally thought this too the second before i saw this comment. Theres no handles that hold up the knife, & the knife just "flew" to the wall. There's a magnet there
Tarantino really went all out for this film. Yes, Sonny Chiba reprises his role as Hattori Hanzo (albeit a descendant of the character from the "New Shadow Warriors" series) but the man playing his employee is Kenji Ohba, one of Japan's biggest tokusatsu 'suit' actors. Basically the guy who does the stunts in superhero suits for tokusatsu shows. Everyone got a cameo in this film.
That's one thing I notice about the best films is that, typically, the smallest parts are as memorable as the biggest ones. All the characters feel lived in and like the writer, director, and actors put in a ton of work to make the character feel layered.
That “Do you understand??” At around the 1:30 Mark always makes me laugh hard. My buddies & I constantly quoted lines from this movie in high school, & that was probably our favorite. Man, this has got to be my favorite Tarantino flick, even if I think Pulp Fiction may be more objectively well-made (if such a distinction is even possible).
The main point in this, how Beatrix acts as a tourist and leads Hattori by his nose. And when it turns out who she is, and Hattori realizes she knew everything from the beginning... epic. Japanese usually plays this with foreigners. This scene is fucking epic mainly because of this.
I love the way Uma Thurman turns her head at the assistant when Hanzo tells him to bring the Sake. its just funny the way she does it fast almost like telling him to hurry so he can leave the room
I met the actor who played Hattori Hanzo in 2010 ( Sonny Chiba ) at a small film festival. I told him I was a huge fan of Kill Bill, but my Step- Dad was a huge fan of your career and he was Japanese. He turned me to and said "Sit down and tell me more about your Step-Dad". Very nice man. RIP Master.
I watched this om Thursday night for no particular reason other than I love it. So sad to wake up and find out Sonny Chiba had succumbed to Covid. A true legend of both the martial arts and cinema. RIP Sonny Chiba
2:41 At this point Hanzo has sent his student out to find out more about her. The way she dodges their hands, with her head rotating, already reveals that she has some skills when it comes to combat. No ordinary person would dodge like that, but more of ducking instead. Very clever.
I remember watching Kill Bill 1 and 2 back when they first came out in the mid 2000’s. Even back then I knew that they were instant classics. But what’s really funny is that over the years I’ve watched so much Anime with sub titles, that rewatching this is now I realise for the first time that Hattori and his assistant are insulting each other with curse words, which are clearly being left out of the sub titles xD
There's a lot to love about this scene; one part I especially like is how, when Beatrix mentions his name, Hanzo starts talking to her in Japanese, not believing that she doesn't speak the language. As if to say, "Drop the charade, why are you here?" And to her credit, Beatrix stops pretending.
A man like Hattori Hanzo isn't stupid. The exchange between himself and his assistant is just a charade to make the tourists laugh, but the way he threw that knife should be a warning to anyone not to fuck with him. After all he's the best Samurai sword maker as Bill said they're priceless. I wouldn't be surprised if Hanzo is an expert in fighting with them too thats why he was so talented at making them. He knew as soon as Bea said his name that she wasn't an ordinary tourist thats why he dropped his act because she clearly knew a lot about him why play the fool when you know the person isn't fooled?
things I didn't know until today: the guy who plays Hattori Hanzo's “lazy oaf” Shiro is Kenji Ohba, who's famous for another role, if you're a fan of Super Sentai and Metal Hero TV shows - he's Space Sheriff Gavan.
The silent communication between the 2 sides is phenomenal. Both sides calling each others' bluff while still playing along. A dance you would say. They tested her and Beatrix finally blew her cover when she expertly ducked under the assistant's arm after he argued he should be General by now. His "I'm not bald" statement was also a subtle hint he's warning her that he's watching her.
pretty good insight. i actually disagree. i’m pretty sure hanzo and the bald guy had 0 expectations about who beatrix is, because of how touristy and harmless and cute she looks. they probably didn’t even notice the duck because of how long ago that past life of theirs was, and how frequent they argue which eachother lol
I have vermin to kill .... that line coupled with the expression on her face and how it changes from one shot to the other , the bloodshot , Teary eyes . gives me goosebumps .
These two guys argue like an old married couple. It is funny and it shows how deep their friendship is. You can tell they have worked together for forever.
The way her tone changes when she realizes who he is is absolutely spellbinding. Loved the subtle display of her reflexes too when he and the other guy are fighting with their arms over her.
I love how they mixed in speaking Eng or Japanese It is like a certain punctuations on words! brilliant! and RIP Sonny Chiba🥲 his acting here is amazing, quit short but memorable.
some of the kindest and most astute people may have a history about them that they disguise from the world. That look in his eye when she says Hattori Hanzo and even when you hear his assitant drop the sake bottle, the way his mood instantly flips. One of my favorite scenes, especially with how they argue, always in a anime comical style
I love how she's trying so hard to pretend that she doesn't understand Japanese but can't stop laughing at the argument
Like Inspector Lee said "choosing not to speak is not the same as not being able to speak"
This scene always uplifts my mood everytime. Mr. Hattori Hanzo is so charismatic even his voice and tone sounds pleasing.
He's actually kind of an asshole.
"Was." ;(
RIP
The late great Sonny Chiba!
That's Sonny Chiba who was considered Japan's #1 actor. He worked with Akira Kurwasawa.
RIP Sonny Chiba. What a guy.
You know he had a son. That plays Zoro from One Piece live
This is legitimately one of the best scenes Tarentino has ever shot. The shifts in tempo and tone are so sudden yet seamless. Jarring but subtle. From when Beatrix ducks under them when they’re arguing, to her attempting to hide the fact that she speaks Japanese fluently... but there’s so much more. Hattori throwing the knife back on the shelf, keying you into his talents. It’s all top notch story telling. The sake bottle breaking in the back when she says that she’s looking for Hatori Hanzo (which tells you that his assistant is really paying attention and genuinely thought she was suspicious). This whole scene tells you SO much without any real exposition. You could write nearly a whole movie about Hatori from this one scene alone.
Just a master class. And combined with the next scene... I mean wow. On the whole both Kill Bills, but especially volume 1, are more fun than great. But this 10 minute stretch should go on Q’s career highlight reel.
fuck yeah man ! quentin's a legend
The sound editing in Kill Bill is arguably the best out of all of his films.
damn you should be a film historian , can you break down the scene where james gandolfini beats the living shit out of patricia arqutte in true romance , ill see you there?
Upvote isn't enough for this comment in my opinion. I absolutely love the analysis of this entirely scene. Great comment, great scene and a fantastic movie!
Yep
" I'm not bald I shave my head. You understand?" I laugh so hard everytime. Definitely one of Tarantino's best scenes
Let me just test a theory, are you bald?
WHY IS THAT FUNNY ?
@@martinpinessi2433 no. I never knew this comment had so many likes wtf. But no I'm not bald or even going bald
@@GK-rw2op Cuz it is so random and the switching of gears from getting Sake, to Being a General to him Suddenly talking about how he was not Bald. The unexpectedness makes it hilarious to people. You might have a different idea though.
I shave my head too.
Shinichi “Sonny” Chiba Rest in Peace !
😢😢😢😭😭
Was he vaccinated? I just saw on Reddit and it wasn’t mentioned so I’m guessing he was vaccinated but they aren’t saying anything, I’m just guessing here so don’t take it as fact
@@dwecktek Japan’s vaccine rollout has been a bit subpar compared to other countries. It’s entirely possible that he wasn’t but not for a lack of wanting.
Additionally, the Japanese public tends to be more hesitant towards vaccines due to prior issues with MMR and HPV vaccines.
Either way, probably not really a case of the antivax stuff you see over here.
Covid killed Hattori Hanzo. Sad days indeed....
The way she starts to smile at their "general" conversation, giving away that she understands.
She also chuckles when he says lazy bastard
@@bb_arcadia5752 Oh really?
@@matbroomfield yeah when he first calls his partner down she laughs at the lazy bastard part indicating she understands the whole thing
YOU UNDERSTAAND! Epic scene
Uma barely keeping herself from not bursting into laughter
This scene makes me emotional now that Sonny Chiba, the one who played Hattori Hanzo here, has passed away. This one scene was one of the motivations for me to learn the Japanese language! Rest in Peace!
@✪Hidden Yea even recent comment, yep. Same here. Bill and Ted, time moves on, all references, all that. But that's badass. Thank you for being here.
Chiba is immortal, he will never truly die
Great actor, The horse neigh at 1:19 is so hard to do, i keep trying.
I want to learn the language. Can you guide
He just change his job to a trucker...in heaven
One of my favorite scenes in the movie. Changes pace so quickly, I love how it’s filmed.
It's actually cringy if you speak Japanese.
1. Hollywood made Hattori Hanzo look like a Japanese stereotype
2. Her Japanese sucks ass if you understand what she said in the end you wouldn't take her seriously because of her really bad and forced accent
@@arukakirigiri5055 well she’s been in a coma for 4 yrs lol
Tarantino was a master i loved this film on the big screen
It's so cool that Hanzo's real-life son will be playing Zoro in the One Piece live-action.
Do u think he’d be proud of the result?
That first look Beatrix gives after she says his name. That, “please know I wouldn’t be here unless I had to be.” And his look back. Woof. That’s master class by actors and director.
This is one of those scenes that make Tarantino such a master at his class. Rip sonny chiba. Coming back to this one is such a pleasure. Especially seeing in the katana ceremony hattoris friend being so serious in it. Almost as he has tears in his eyes. Much respect to Tarantino for being so masterful at his class.
So well said. My favorite part: She plays dumb about her excellent skill with the language. It's the exact opposite of what her host expects. In my life I've never been skillful enough in second languages to play her game and my friends know it. They can run rings around me. Instead, she plays them. Well done, great writing and performances. Lighting, camera, acting, speaking---all superbly done.
Absolute legend and an incredible acting performance. Rest in Power.
the genius behind this scene is why it’s forever my favorite movie scene of all time;
she comes into the store cute as fuck, a completely harmless american tourist who doesn’t speak any japanese and has no idea about hanzo’s history. it’s almost like beatrix is holding her hands up saying “i’m unarmed, please don’t freak out” before she drops a name he hasn’t heard in decades. perfect.
He's cute was fuck too, lol. 🥰
Well she was desperate for his help. I imagine someone with a reputation like Hattori Hanzo is not a person to offend or piss off. Going in guns blazing would mean he wouldn't help her. Bea clearly knew enough about him to go with an non threatening approach and she knew Bill had clearly pissed him off quite badly because all she needed to do was drop Bill's name and Hanzo broke his blood oath and made her a sword. Also the fact he's known as the best Samurai sword maker that Elle was willing to pay $2 million for it and Bill was one of his students I'd make a guess he's also an expert swordsman himself. I've always wondered what Bill did to piss Hanzo off that he held such a strong grudge and break his blood oath. I wish that had been revealed
My fave scene was the showdown at the house of blue leaves, amazingly well done indeed
He's making swords in heaven now
*DO YOU UNDERSTAND?*
And guess who gets his tea and warm saki? Ooooch!
Since the first time i saw this movie when it came out, this scene has stood out to me as one of the most powerful in cinema. Great work from all the cast and crew. RIP Sonny, what a legend
That Japanese "get your ass out here" it's brilliant jajaja
This man just passed away, WTF man? I grew up watching his movie on tv and shit. RIP SONNY CHIBA!!!
2:21 Hattori Hanzo places the knife on the wall just like Pai Mei does with the katana in the katana holder
Nah bruh put some respect on master pair’s name. He Kobe’d that sword
I thought it was magnet!!
@@SelyHaudy i literally thought this too the second before i saw this comment. Theres no handles that hold up the knife, & the knife just "flew" to the wall. There's a magnet there
it's a magnetized steel
other position knife in next scene
Sonny Chiba's performance is my favorite thing about this whole film.
Tarantino really went all out for this film. Yes, Sonny Chiba reprises his role as Hattori Hanzo (albeit a descendant of the character from the "New Shadow Warriors" series) but the man playing his employee is Kenji Ohba, one of Japan's biggest tokusatsu 'suit' actors. Basically the guy who does the stunts in superhero suits for tokusatsu shows. Everyone got a cameo in this film.
That's one thing I notice about the best films is that, typically, the smallest parts are as memorable as the biggest ones. All the characters feel lived in and like the writer, director, and actors put in a ton of work to make the character feel layered.
Hell, an outright superhero. Thrice, in fact.
Battle Kenya, Denzi Blue, and his biggest role, UCHUU KEIJI GAVAN!
This is unquestionably the greatest scene in all of Tarantino's work. Masterpiece of film making (and the lighting is 10/10 also)
Idk I tend to choose the opening of inglorious bastards with Christoph Waltz.
REST IN PEACE TO A LEGEND. Literally devastated
I just want to say: "F U Covid !" for him and anybody else you took from us.
Literally??
What's left of you must not be a sight to behold
That “Do you understand??” At around the 1:30 Mark always makes me laugh hard. My buddies & I constantly quoted lines from this movie in high school, & that was probably our favorite. Man, this has got to be my favorite Tarantino flick, even if I think Pulp Fiction may be more objectively well-made (if such a distinction is even possible).
4:13 The glass breaking makes me laugh every time.
It was the guy who brings the warm sake, he listen the name
@@townstar1 i think it was someone in the street XD
Me too!
@@gzb4l421 in the street when the noise clearly come from behind him
*04:19* I like that “oh shit” look he gives her 😂
1:18 I just love how he says "good....."
Bit of Scooby Doo in there I think.
💀
...that moment when they drop the bullsh*t
😂😂😂😂 EPIC!!!!
The bald guy dropped the sake bottle in the back.
The main point in this, how Beatrix acts as a tourist and leads Hattori by his nose. And when it turns out who she is, and Hattori realizes she knew everything from the beginning... epic.
Japanese usually plays this with foreigners.
This scene is fucking epic mainly because of this.
I also like hattori hanzos chummy old man act
I wonder , is it just common knowledge in the viper that he is in that city , or did she pick it up on the way or......how does she know?..
@@andrewcruzsmith2343 Bill was the one who originally told her about him.
@@naverilllang "about" Not where he was
It was a great role reversal in many ways. This scene is just great all around.
I just love how she knew how to speak Japanese all along and was just playing with Hatori Hanzo until she got down to business.
Has Uma ever been cuter ?
You could say that she was cuter as Mia in Pulp Fiction.
MrSportsGuy13 she mommy af in pulp fiction
@@jeanmichellelaurent If by "mommy af" you mean "sexy af" then I agree lol.
MrSportsGuy13 yeah that’s what I Mean
You will never fuck her
I'm here because I just learned that he's Mackenyu's dad.
18 years bro... Fuckin 18 years and this steel in my top movies
I love the way Uma Thurman turns her head at the assistant when Hanzo tells him to bring the Sake. its just funny the way she does it fast almost like telling him to hurry so he can leave the room
4:13 i love this scene, the change in the faces, excellent acting.
One of my favourite scenes ever.
*favorite
@@dilbertdoe601 "favourite" is how it is spelled in England.
@@jazaractus and it's spelled wrong.
@@dilbertdoe601 you realise that "English" originated from England, don't you?
Yes, it's me favorite Country.
what an actor. he made the movie so much better. rip Sonny
I love scenes like this. I love it when movies take their time.
Agreed. I remember more from movies with scenes like this than action filled CGI movies like 'Transformers'
🤓
I met the actor who played Hattori Hanzo in 2010 ( Sonny Chiba ) at a small film festival. I told him I was a huge fan of Kill Bill, but my Step- Dad was a huge fan of your career and he was Japanese.
He turned me to and said "Sit down and tell me more about your Step-Dad". Very nice man.
RIP Master.
I not going bald, I shave it myself do you undastan 😂
RIP sir. "If, on your journey , you should encounter God ... God will be cut"
Not a chance, though He did humble himself to be killed as a human yet still God
I could imagine God personally waiting for him at the gates of heaven like, so you're the one that thinks he can cut me
I watched this om Thursday night for no particular reason other than I love it.
So sad to wake up and find out Sonny Chiba had succumbed to Covid.
A true legend of both the martial arts and cinema.
RIP Sonny Chiba
2:41 At this point Hanzo has sent his student out to find out more about her. The way she dodges their hands, with her head rotating, already reveals that she has some skills when it comes to combat. No ordinary person would dodge like that, but more of ducking instead. Very clever.
No. You’re reaching.
my favourite performance in a Tarantino movie. So much humour and dignity.
Why do i love their culture so much...
Do you understaaaaaand? The Dialogue between chief and his assistant is my favorite scene from Kill Bill. RIP 'Hatori Hanzo'
When he starts asking what brings her here. I think he he already knows. He’s looking for confirmation. He wants to be wrong. Beautiful scene.
Rest in peace, Chiba-sensei.
Rest in Power, Hanzo-Sensei. May the Gods of Mt Fuji craft your way to the top of the mountain.
I remember watching Kill Bill 1 and 2 back when they first came out in the mid 2000’s. Even back then I knew that they were instant classics. But what’s really funny is that over the years I’ve watched so much Anime with sub titles, that rewatching this is now I realise for the first time that Hattori and his assistant are insulting each other with curse words, which are clearly being left out of the sub titles xD
R.I.P Sonny Chiba
Rest in peace Sonny Chiba. You will always be remembered.
There's a lot to love about this scene; one part I especially like is how, when Beatrix mentions his name, Hanzo starts talking to her in Japanese, not believing that she doesn't speak the language. As if to say, "Drop the charade, why are you here?" And to her credit, Beatrix stops pretending.
A man like Hattori Hanzo isn't stupid. The exchange between himself and his assistant is just a charade to make the tourists laugh, but the way he threw that knife should be a warning to anyone not to fuck with him. After all he's the best Samurai sword maker as Bill said they're priceless. I wouldn't be surprised if Hanzo is an expert in fighting with them too thats why he was so talented at making them. He knew as soon as Bea said his name that she wasn't an ordinary tourist thats why he dropped his act because she clearly knew a lot about him why play the fool when you know the person isn't fooled?
things I didn't know until today: the guy who plays Hattori Hanzo's “lazy oaf” Shiro is Kenji Ohba, who's famous for another role, if you're a fan of Super Sentai and Metal Hero TV shows - he's Space Sheriff Gavan.
I always loved this scene 😂😂 The banter between the Japanese guys haha
Domo? Arigato? Mr Roboto?
Rest In Peace you legend!
The silent communication between the 2 sides is phenomenal. Both sides calling each others' bluff while still playing along. A dance you would say. They tested her and Beatrix finally blew her cover when she expertly ducked under the assistant's arm after he argued he should be General by now. His "I'm not bald" statement was also a subtle hint he's warning her that he's watching her.
pretty good insight. i actually disagree. i’m pretty sure hanzo and the bald guy had 0 expectations about who beatrix is, because of how touristy and harmless and cute she looks. they probably didn’t even notice the duck because of how long ago that past life of theirs was, and how frequent they argue which eachother lol
Sounds made up lol
@@andrewpandrew7786my nipples are hard
RIP Sonny Chiba
This scene was Vaaary Gooouhd!
SHADAAAP!
"GET YOUR ASS OUT HEERE!"
A stunningly crafted scene from a masterpiece.
Hey! It's Zoro's dad!
Hattori Hanzo's assistant is Kenji Ohba who plays the hero in Space Cop Gaban series.
Bro I literally came to say this. Glad to see more Gavan fans here!
RIP Sonny Chiba. True legend.
I have vermin to kill .... that line coupled with the expression on her face and how it changes from one shot to the other , the bloodshot , Teary eyes . gives me goosebumps .
These two guys argue like an old married couple. It is funny and it shows how deep their friendship is. You can tell they have worked together for forever.
"Arigato... Goooooddd" best part.
"Warm sake....
VEEEERYYY GOOOODDDD!"
@@felixmalcherek2919 that one too.
@@user-oo8zt1sc1c I *UNDASTANDDD*
Rest in piece to the legend.
RIP Sir. Thanks for the Memories.
IN LOVE MEMORY OF Sonny Chiba（1939 - 2021）
Zoro likes to watch soap operas.
I could watch a tv show of these two men arguing
City sushi take order pree 😂
For real though, rest in peace Hattori Hanzo.
An incredibly memorable scene; superb acting all around. 🎉
God bless Sonny Chiba. May he rest in peace. And may his memory live on.
RIP!!! One of my favorite QT scenes, my brother and I quote this so often!! Do you understand??
REST IN POWER MASTER!!
One of the last time we saw great cinema on the big screen. This is real cinema like they used to do it.
*Sniff... you can rest now master.
FUCK COVID.
Me to Pest Control guy: "I have a vermin problem"
Him: "Ever tried Hattori Hanzo steel?"
I love hatori hanzo man so much. I’m a straight man. But he makes me so gooey. I really love him.
My absolute favorite scene from my favorite movie. (and yes, it's all one movie. )
The way her tone changes when she realizes who he is is absolutely spellbinding. Loved the subtle display of her reflexes too when he and the other guy are fighting with their arms over her.
Rest in peace Hattori Hanzo 🤍
RIP Sonny Chiba. :(
I love how they mixed in speaking Eng or Japanese
It is like a certain punctuations on words! brilliant!
and RIP Sonny Chiba🥲 his acting here is amazing, quit short but memorable.
The humor in the scene is almost anime like..imagine an anime by Tarantino..damn..I'd pay in gold to watch a complete anime movie/ series by him..
at 3:25 he tells him "general huh? If this WHERE the military, you'd be the general and i would be the emperor, and you'd STILL get the sake!"
Farewell, Master.
Beatrix trying not to laugh while they arguing is so great.
RIP legend 🙏
RIP, Mr Chiba!
The Street Fighter and The Space Sheriff together in one scene 2 Legends of Japanese culture.
RIP Sonny
Обожаю эту сцену!
some of the kindest and most astute people may have a history about them that they disguise from the world. That look in his eye when she says Hattori Hanzo and even when you hear his assitant drop the sake bottle, the way his mood instantly flips. One of my favorite scenes, especially with how they argue, always in a anime comical style
RIP Sonny Chiba!
They should have made a movie just with Sonny Chiba and the other guy, they were hilarious.
RIP Sonny Chiba
One of my favorite scenes in Kill Bill! RIP
Love that scene sooooo much!