>Refused to watch it as a teenager due to being prejudice.
>Now an adult
>Decide to watch it out of curiosity but expect to hate it.
>End of loving it.
Anyone else felt this way or just my past self being a sexist poltard?
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Never had this experience and I’m glad I didn’t lose years of my life to ignorant hatred like you did. I’ve been watching movies from all around the entire world directed and starring people from all walks of life and I’m proud to have a broad and deep view of humanity because of this.
>heh, I just GREW OUT of a phase
You grew straight into another one - in this phase (which many people experience), you self-delude to try to conform with what you perceive as normal because you think it'll get you pussy or something, and beat down on your former self for being 'edgy'. You will grow out of doing this when you develop more self-confidence (i.e. you no longer need to justify yourself to others so much). Also, no sincere redpilled person will tell you to categorically avoid watching Kill Bill or whatever due to "prejudice", you were 100% trying too hard and putting it on to fit in.
Any man who writes like this has multiple terrabytes of child porn saved on his computer. You are not a deeper or more lateral thinker because your preferred torture/abuse videos star Asian kids.
Actually the other way around. how I saw it, feminism and leftist interest groups were ruining society like a disease so much so that I thought that if there was a story with a woman or minority in it that wasn't a tradwife or completely docile it was just leftist filth. The more mature perspective is that while many groups do push their agenda, not everything is an example of that and most of the actual garbage are just extremist idiots. It also didn't help that I surrounded myself with others who thought like I did and regularly tried to confirm my beliefs as an attempt to fit in with a counter culture. In other words teenage me thought it was counter culture to be a racist and an incel and wanted to fit in while mature me realizes how stupid that actually is. Your fault is thinking that the perspective I had was the right one.
Post-hoc rationalisation from someone who almost certainly never possessed more than a smidgen of rationally justified belief in any of the main redpilled topics, but who adopted a certain animus towards women and nonwhites during a phase of teenage developmental difficulties and angst, and assumed he was "redpilled" because he adopted the language, nominal enemies and mimetic culture of the right. Your current adopted "mature" perspective is as inauthentic as your previous "beliefs" (ie. assumed persona). Undergoing a personality shift doesn't change the reality of race, the social problems that arise from female empowerment, the existence of highly concentrated israeli power in finance and media with largely anti-white political inclinations, etc. You are a late bloomer being enticed to reinvent yourself by the (perceived or real) new opportunity, as your social skills finally begin to develop, to relate to your apolitical peers.
Saw it in theatres, never considered it a feminist kino. It was just damn good .
> Refused to watch it as a teenager due to being prejudice
I’d love to hear more about this so call prejudice of yours, Anon.
>me incel
>WOMAN BAD
BAD
every holy book says the same thing t.b.h.
>religious scripture
>having any sort of validity whatsoever when they're all written by people
Nonwhite ESLs are typically the most sexist men on the English-speaking internet, really just nonwhites in general. Weird how something so obvious can fly under the radar, think Americans are just crazy sheltered and unworldly.
Were you browsing Cinemaphile as an underaged?
no, I refrained from using social media in general because I thought it was "liberal brainwashing". I'm not kidding
I know. I was born in 2001 and this movie was seen as a classic.
>I was born in 2001
You have to be 18 to post here. Sorry kiddo. Enjoy your ban.
I'm 21 moron. Learn to count.
You're a little dumb frick. No one cares what you think about anything.
I mean you clearly do.
Lmao seething when something pointed out how moronic you are
It's not seen as a classic.
what is a "classic"?
I'd say a movie that is well regarded by the general public and having merch everywhere like people having posters or me seeing people at school who had kill bill shirts. Maybe classic is not the right word, popular?
>well regarded by the general public and having merch everywhere
I hope you are joking. By your logic capeshit is classic...
>me seeing people at school who had kill bill shirts
you have to be 18 to post here homosexual
I'm talking about my past self here, when I was in high school. I'm in uni now in a credential program.
>european
LMAOS
also not european but okay.
>no, I refrained from using social media in general because I thought it was "liberal brainwashing".
It is. Course the intelligent thing to do is to understand that, and then get what you can out of these services regardless. No point cucking yourself out of connections and social capital.
/misc/ didn't exist when this movie was made and all of Cinemaphile loved it, what are you talking about groomer
It was a Cinemaphile movie before it became a reddit movie. Either way it's still a movie for teenagers. Only watchable QT movie palpatable for an adult is Jackie Brown and Once Uppon a Time in hollywood. All else is souless and juvenile.
>once upon a time in hollywood
easily the worst qt movie dude. your taste is horrendous
Trying too hard to be grown up.
You are not a real adult.
Classic means a movie that stands the test of time and tends to be an inspiration for future movies for a long time.
all truth in this post
I've seen this opinion parroted for over a decade and have never agreed with it. Both movies work fine as standalone movies and
>you'll realize it's just a worse version of films it's mimicking
This is always just some weeb or hipster trying to bait a chance to show off obscure wuxia shit. Better/worse? Kill Bill vol.1 was filmed in modern (at the time) style with great cinematography, pacing, editing, sound effects, and music. And Tarantino's films reliably have good acting.
>dumb fun
Of course it is. But it's dumb fun of the best kind:
Jackie Brown is great. OUATIH was pretty shitty. I can't believe people think it's his "greatest" or anything like that. The most notable bit is that he's removed all subtlety about his foot fetishism in it. Death Proof is funny because he hadn't gone on Oprah and screamed how much he loved feet yet and you could tell through some shots he was a perverted patron of podiatry.
does anyone have tv posts from that time?
Not in as many words, but I usually don't watch uber popular FOTM shit. These days I'm not missing much, but I recall not watching Grizzly Man because of the memes and that's kino as frick.
It's the last Tarantino movie I actually enjoyed.
Kill Bill is extremely good and definitely the best Tarantino film.
The word is prejudiceD you FRICKING Black person
>You hocked a Hattori Hanzo Sword?
>Yep.
>It was priceless.
>Well, not in El Paso, it ain't.
Try watching some actual asian movies if you liked it.
I recommend Dragon Inn, one of the most kino films I have seen in the last 5 years.
Is that the same film as Goodbye, dragon inn?
nope, Dragon Inn from 1967
Then is goodbye dragon inn related to it?
From the wiki
>Goodbye, Dragon Inn is a 2003 Taiwanese comedy-drama film written and directed by Tsai Ming-liang about a movie theater about to close down and its final screening of the 1967 wuxia film Dragon Inn.
>During the last 90 minutes of a screening of Dragon Inn at an old Taipei cinema about to close down, the hobbled ticket woman tries to find the projectionist to give him a steamed bun. A Japanese tourist seeks a homosexual encounter; Chen Chao-jung brushes off his advance and tells him the place is haunted. Jun Shi, an actor in Dragon Inn, watches the film with tears in his eyes. Outside, he meets Miao Tien, who also acted in the film and attended the screening with his grandson.
Never seen this one, but looks unrelated. The original is beyond awesome
I also didn't watch it for a long time cause I didn't know Quentin Tarantino at that point (14 years old or so) and I thought it was just some moronic slasher flick.
When I finally watched it I was pleasantly surprised.
If you get triggered by fiction, you're a fricking moron.
Vol 1 is fun to watch with friends, but if you're not viewing it as dumb fun you'll realize it's just a worse version of films it's mimicking. Vol 2 is the actually good film. They should never have been made separate so you could at least have the content from the second part justifying the existence of the first part, which feels useless as its own movie.
It's a wire-fu movie, homie. It isn't grounded in reality anyway.
One of my favorite movies
This has to be one of the most tone-deaf artificial posts I've ever seen
I thought I'd like it but ended up hating it. Somehow there's no sense of tension in the fight scenes, which made me mentally check out of the movie.
Fair complaint. It's heavily oriented around visual spectacle and humor more than tension. But I'd say there are more action movies that do tension well than do the Kill Bill style humor well.
And for the record, there is still plenty of tension in the narrative, even if it's not white-knuckled concern for the fate of the protagonist as in a thriller.
>I'm a fricking surgeon with this shotgun
I use this quote all the time with various things. Ladles, shopping carts, waffle irons.
My dad and I saw it in the theater. Good time!
WHERE'S VOLUME III TORTELLINI? WHERE'S THE FRICKING THIRD PART, SHIT BAG? MIRAMAX SAYS YOU'RE GOOD FOR IT!
She already killed Bill. Unless they reveal that there is a second, more Billful Bill, then there is no plot.
Generally its the little black girl coming for Beatrice.
Then it's not Kill Bill is it? It's Kill Beatrice which would be something different.
You're a 100% gorilla moron.
Don't you understand that's a continuation of the saga? Gosh, we need to stretch every series to its ludicrous end.
>Implying there are not novel means of beating a dead horse created every day in film.
We have such sights to show you.
>20 years later with the Black child exacting revenge on Kiddo for the murder of her mother.
The third movie is a stupid idea.
Even if you want to do the black girl grows up and wants to kill Ooba Thooman plot, half the reason those first two movies were good is because they set up this intriguing extended cast right at the beginning, and then slowly unravel the storylines of who each of these people are, and what the Bride's history with them was.
>this entire post
So they're rebooting it soon?
nope that's conservatard mindrot at work. grats on freeing yourself from the cult.
Progressive Fundamentalism is the current largest cult in the West.
Nice astroturf thread though, it's far better execution than you lot usually do.
Progressivism is nowhere near as degenerate as alt right conservasharts are.
damn a brain like swiss cheese. meds pls
kill bill is a classic
Can't relate. I have a hard time imagining a me that doesn't end up liking hot, female protagonists in action-heavy roles.
Patrician as frick
Is patrician being an insult or a compliment? It seems to be taken both ways.
When has it ever been an insult on here?
I thought it meant aristocrat and there is a negative connotation with that so yeah. Damn, I need to read more and improve my vocab
Apparently she is considered ugly in Asia.
It's more she's considered a degenerate Western girl who won't titter and simp like the homegrown "cuties" with plastic surgery.
Assertive women are a boner-kill for Japs and Chinks who lack a Masochism fetish. (which aren't many, their daily work lives are masochism enough).
hows your BBC thread going Chang?
>It's a le pipeline falseflag thread
kys asap
pol here, watched in theaters when it came out you were probably still gettin molested by ur dad
I put off seeing Collateral for years because I couldn't buy Tom Cruise as an amoral badass. I cheated myself. I admit it.