Hattori Hanzo: What brings you to Okinawa? The Bride: I'm here to see a man. Hattori Hanzo: Oh yeah? You have a friend living in Okinawa? The Bride: Not quite. Hattori Hanzo: Not a friend? The Bride: I've never met him. Hattori Hanzo: Never? Who is he, may I ask? The Bride: Hattori Hanzo. Hattori Hanzo: [Serious, switches to Japanese] What do you want with Hattori Hanzo? The Bride: [Japanese] I need Japanese steel. Hattori Hanzo: [Japanese] Why do you need Japanese steel? The Bride: [Japanese] I have vermin to kill. Hattori Hanzo: [English] You must have big rats if you need Hattori Hanzo's steel. The Bride: [English] ... Huge. Hattori Hanzo: [in Japanese; subtitled] I am finished doing what I swore an oath to God 28 years ago to never do again. I've created, "something that kills people." And in that purpose, I was a success. I've done this because, philosophically, I am sympathetic to your aim. I can tell you with no ego, this is my finest sword. If on your journey, you should encounter God, God will be cut.

Always enjoy watching this scene from the film every time I see it 😊

" i am sympathetic to your aim"

A Song of degrees. When the LORD turned again the captivity of Zion, we were like them that dream PSALM 126:1 the assistant keeps things light in the life they are now living, knowing his masters' deep burdens...instead of doing his craft GOD gave him he has been reduced to the crappy sushi shop...the assistant keeps it light.... deep down i think they are both hoping GOD Jesus would somehow send someone who could reinstitute the oath he took after a retirement he did out of respect for the craft... i think deep down he had a hope for a miracle.... the assistant knows how much it means to the master retired and it means that much to him too...never expecting uma to be the one that was chosen... not only could she do it he sees with the baseball...but he now has a hope that will not only avenge his name but wipe away the shame and sadness he has deeply felt for training someone who used his training for wrong purposes...he would have the honor of making the piece just for her... to help rectify all that went wrong... he is deeply moved like a dream coming to pass he watches her with the swords looking at them...like a father almost...the assistant is immediately there to help with the honor...Hans immediately tells her she can stay there ..for a month whil ehe makes her sword....i love how it didn't take long....hes been waiting for this moment for 28 years...Praise the LORD JESUS... WHEN GOD TURNED BACK THE CAPTIVITY OF JACOB, WE WERE LIKE THOSE WHO DREAMED.

3:45 Do u undastand😂

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Lily Chou-Chou in Kill Bill awesome

What a loss it would have been to cut this scene if they tried to make it one film.

My favorite sean

First time I ever saw this movie, I thought Hanzo said, "You must have some very big nuts" instead of "rats," and the "Huge" from The Bride always makes me laugh after

Get yo ass out hyaaaa!!😂😂😂

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A good reminder to myself why i have no students.

An awesome cinematic composition. Gets better every time.

People who have no understanding of Japan are creating grotesque scenes. worst shit movie

A lot of people don’t realize what she actually went through to be ready for this scene. Watch how she steps across the floor towards the swords. That’s a warriors walk, not a normal one. The dedication to this part was impeccable.

I swear to god this scene always makes me cry. Doesn’t matter that it’s a Tuesday night and I was just randomly scrolling yt I’m about to cry lol

I never understood in what way Bill was a student of Hanzo. Hanzo was a sword maker. Or was he also a Samurai or warrior, a Master to Bill?

Your another mentally disturbed violent woman

I'm in love with Uma ❤

Watch Hanzo as he observes Beatrix gazing upon his swords with respect for their power and reverence for their beauty. When she asks permission to hold one of the swords, his reply of, "You may" is both tender and respectful.

Everything in this entire film is beyond spectacular. Every time I view it, I am awestruck with everyone's performance.

whats the japonese words for yellow haired warrior are?

My favorite scene, especially the part in the attic, not least her asking Hattori permission to touch a sword. Aliso Hattori just needing a slight pointer to know who its all about. Also her removing Bills name from the window, knowing well his name are unworthy of being there.

Cinematic awesomeness. From the comedy of the teahouse to the utter seriousness of the sword presentation.

I think what's poetic about the ending to the series is, so quite neatly, acquires from Bill, the Hanzo sword. Now she has two. Hanzo got his sword back from Bill, in a way. If QT really scrapped Kill Bill 3 without officially giving Hanzo his sword back to complete his collection, then he has other emotional issues with this movie.

God damn what a scene❤

The movie’s cut is perfect as it is, but a part of me wishes we could have seen some glimpses of that month she spent in Okinawa and Hanzo’s craftsmanship. Their chemistry is great.

The single decent act that Rent-one Tear-a-ton-off ever did was present the world one last excellent performance by the late and legendary Sonny Chiba.

Berry gud

You know I'd be just like her while looking at such works of art. I love world history. Japanese history even more and being the son of a mechanic I love crafts of all kinds.swordsmithing especially. But very few cultures have turned into a true art form. The ones that have great artwork in swordsmithing isbtoledo spain,Damascus in the middle east,solingen Germany and japan.all renouned for great swordsmithing. As she is looking at the swords just itching to hold the sword of a modern master id be doing the same. Historic swords of great masters likenindiana Jones says they belong in a museum for all to enjoy. Not private collections.for instance that sword found in china buried for thousands of years and it had no rust. Only a master can create that.they've found samurai swords from digs on battlefield half a century old with minimal rust. The hank name is renowned as a sword smithing family for hundreds of years.

I wonder how much that wall of swords is worth.

Numb question: aren’t these swords “fitted” to their user, and how that user wields them? I know that was spoken of in a fictional context with swords that were a bit like these.

I love how he wouldn't day his name

Goddamn, Uma Thurman gotta crackin' pair of bobs.

The Band of the Hawks ❤

Kandice N Spellmen

Sonny Chiba is phenomenal! I wish he had a larger role in the film!

He is a simp

You can tell that he has respect for Beatrix and that his kindness will always be with Beatrix. An amazing scene from this movie.

A master piece of a movie

When the assistant came in rudely with "what do you want?" Beatrix almost let it slip she could understand them the whole time.

lily chou chou

i love okinawa

not the glass breaking in the back after she says Hattori Hanzo)

an anorexic woman who can beat em all.

She had so much respect for the swords

The theme tune “The Lonely Shepherd” is just the most amazing music for this movie. It’s haunting melody is just completely sublime. It is in fact music that I listen to at home as I find it so soothing and it reminds me of such a brilliant pair of films, Uma Thurman is sublime in this role she plays it perfectly. There are very few films that reach this level of excellence and entertainment. Great work by all involved.