I'm glad to see recognition of the unique complexity of "Bud" by some of you. "Bud" is by far my favorite character in either movie. He adds depth and irony and he's the most likeable. He's the funniest character and the most serious. He's a total slob that loves art. he's seems such a weakling then surprisingly clever and vicous. The audience admiress his principles and by far he's the best philosopher.
Budd was a bad ass, remember he was the only one to truly get the drop on the bride. I like to think the reason he didn't finish her off and choose to bury her alive instead, was because he truly did believe he deserved to die and wasn't going to "jew out of his come uppence".
@kylemas2005 Gogo, however, came the closest to defeating the Bride in straight one-on-one combat. Had she been more aware of her surroundings she'd likely have finished off the Bride and then realizing that she's a sexy beast and just killed someone who her own boss was afraid to fight, she would have then killed O'ren, and ran the Crazy 88 as the new queen of crime in Tokyo.
@unak78 Gogo faced Bea after Bea had killed the Crazy 88 and lopped that woman's arms off. Gogo would've been minced meat if Bea had faced her first... she wouldn't have got down the stairs in one piece.
Tarantino is a brilliant writer and director, this everyone knows. But that I really love about him is the way he casts his movies. Would ANYONE else in Hollywood cast David Carradine as this character? Or Michael Madsen for that matter? Quentin knows goes for good actors rather than stars. Except for Brad Pitt in Basterds, that I'll never understand. Madsen should have been cast as Aldo.
@darkknight07100 Brad Pitt wouldn't be in his position with the amount of success he has if he wasn't an extremely intelligent guy, and played his part in Basterds brilliantly, and also, his involvement of The Departed made it what it is.
While I didn't think this film as a whole stood up to Part 1, I do think the main characters (Bride, Bill, Budd, Elle) in Part 2 are all well-acted and performed.
@kalelarea51 My guess is that Bill was an assassin at some point, but as the squad grew Bill took on a more administrative role. Remember, when Bill and Beatrix had their final talk Bill calls himself a "killer" and a "murdering bastard". So that tells me he was an active assassin in the past.
@711grim ....cause the sword is priceless and Bud's not an idiot....if Bill knew Bud had the sword,he would have wanted it for himself to defend against Uma Thurman..........you just have to read between the lines on that one.....in the end,Bud helped Uma Thurman and Bud also show ed the most compassion out of all of the assains even though he buried her. (w/ a flashlight keep in mind.)
@lazerbeak2125 but Bill already had a sword... why would he need Budd's?... and burying her alive with a flashlight seems pretty fucked up. She shot her in the chest and didn't want her alive...
@lazerbeak2125 but what about the sword that he fought Uma Thurman with i th end... he never went to see budd after this scene, and he asked budd if he kept up on HIS swordplay...
@lazerbeak2125 It's always seemed pretty clear to me that O'ren was the closest thing that Beatrix had to a friend among the whole crew. She knew her whole life story, they had reminiscent words at the end and Bea seemed very saddened when she killed her. Budd showed Bea the respect that she deserved and was only being honest when he said that she both deserved her revenge and deserved to die. But he didn't necessarily like her any more than the others.
@711grim Keep in mind that this is my personal opinion. But I believe that Budd simply wanted to erase all the symbols of what he used to do. Or at least he wanted Bill to think he had. Remember that only Elle and Bill were still actively working as assassins. The others had moved on. O-Ren became a crime boss, Vernita a house mom, Budd a bouncer. Budd's name was codename was Sidewinder for a reason. He's clever and crafty but he also treasured Bill's gift.
Bud was awesome!..wish he had more film time..Madsen is great in everything he touches...a natarul actor....just his expression is enough to make you feel his fellings.
No, the music is actually called Dies Irae. It's a Latin hymn, from traditional Roman Catholicism. It's about judgement day, when everyone must pay the piper for the sins they have committed. Which has definite connotations to what Budd is talking about. Brilliant, thoughtful song choice by Tarantino, as usual.
When I first saw this, I was like yeah Budd's going to be The Bride's easiest kill he just seems to have fallen big time and funny enough he is the one who came closest to killing her
Best scene that has ever been made for anykind of movie. The text, the camera, the acting, the music that comes into play at the end...
epic epic epic
Its a shame that David Carradine had to die so soon. He should get an award for his work in his lifetime. Michael Madsen should have become an Oscar or so, for his performance...
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there's something in Bill's voice, i can't put my fingers on it, some sort of a locking in his expression with ''S'' and ''Sh'', i dunno why but it sounds really cool
bill doesnt even blink when budd talks to him toward the end..would have been cool to know the history between bill and budd. Seems like every mentor bill had, wanted him dead (Hanzo makes the sword for Kiddo and Pai mei teaches her his technique)
Willie Budd shows his immense guilt by killing himself with booze all these years since the church horror. When Bill speaks of the "last time we talked" being not so nice, he probably fought fiercely with Budd after the attack about Budd feeling it was wrong and he wanted out. Willie Budd is more like Beatrix than he knows. I truly love his scenes, Madsen makes us believe he is Willie Budd.
My favourite scene in the entire saga. I loved how in the first movie you're given the impression that Bill is some sadistic, fully evil force. In this one everything is fleshed out, and you discover that the bad guys and the good guys are really ALL closer to being shades of gray, and in fact you actually could sympathize with Bill and Budd a bit more then you could the Bride.
@Stigmatainmypants Yup, this was intentional on Quentin's part. It's supposed to be about symbolism in a feminist context. Notice how in Volume 1, we don't see Bill's face, we don't know his identity - he is presented as the omnipotent, omnipowerful patriarch, an indestructable god-like figure. In Volume 2 however, we are finally shown his identity; he is reduced to a mortal man, his power has been stripped away, and he is finally capable of being defeated....continued
@Stigmatainmypants ....and when Beatrix kills him, she doesn't use a weapon to do it, but rather her own skills through bodily techniques. This may symbolize the message that Beatrix had it in herself all along to defeat "patriarchy". She, as a woman, is powerful as herself - and does not need to adopt "male" definitions of power (symbolized by the phallic sword) in order to be powerful. Beatrix realizes that power comes from within... and the part where Beatrix evades Bill's
@Stigmatainmypants ....thrust of his sword by covering it with the sheathe is supposed to demonstrate the proverbial "vagina defeating penis" symbolism - the woman has finally overpowered the man. And Beatrix uses this new-found power (stemming from herself, her identity as a woman) to defeat the patriarch (symbolized by Bill).
..Or maybe I'm just over-analyzing this, I dunno. I'm high on weed and it's 3am, so I might be seeing things that aren't supposed to be there :/
@paratatruc What!? O-Ren had a bunch of body guards to weaken Beatrix, Vernita tried to kill her with a gun hidden in a cereal box, Elle was gonna poison her when she was in her comma (she also hid a snake in Budd's case to kill him), Bill took the first cheap shot when they fought, and Beatrix countered them all (with the exception of Elle, that was Bill's doing). Budd on the other hand predicted her attack and took her out before she could do a thing...he was the only one who DID play fair.
I think alot of people don't see what the scene was getting at. Don't get me wrong, Budd is a great character to read into, and this is the scene that really brings him into the story. But for me, this scene was like, it really set the tone for the entire movie. And the acting shows so much history between the two brothers.
@slinkhard84 The bride do not deserve to die, They all beat the fuck out of her, and Bill bust a cap on her head and he just let her think that her baby was dead. she deserves her revenge
This was just beyond awesome. I like the fact that 1 character is able to admit to himself, what they did was fucked up and they're gonna get what's coming to them. Michael Madsen is always on his A-game.
I love how Budd, seemingly the most pathetic and weakest out of the group, is the one who comes the closest to killing the bride. Don't judge a book by it's cover...
I was reading on wikipedia about the characters from kill bill and it said micheal madsens character was a "degenerate". I thought that was a bit harsh. While he undoubtly could be cruel he gave warning to kiddo and did not spray mace into her eyes. He really seemed to be the only one with a concise(however you spell it)
Totally agree. I also think Budd is deeply studied and most interesting among others. Many clues point out he's not harsh in any way, rather pathetic, and as you point out, show more remorse than others.
@wisefly most sympathetic among the snakes. he self exiled himself into misery by working at a titty bar working for a jackass and clearning shit water when he could wipe out everyone in that club.
Budd lied. He still had that sword hidden away in his room; he only said it to appear that he didn't care about his brother, when in reality Budd still loved Bill very much. Budd's last words to Beatrix as he prepared to bury her alive were "This is for breaking my brother's heart".
I liked Budd; out of all the characters in the film, he was the most philosophical and the only one apart from Bill to acknowledge that they had indeed done terrible things to Beatrix.
I think he's also a fairly sympathetic character. He's one character that I really didn't want to see die, and one that I didn't really think deserved to die. If Beatrix had just left him, he would've stayed in his self-imposed exile.
He didn't lie. The sword Beatrix found while fighting Elle clearly said something like "to Bud, from Bill". That would never be engraved in a Hanso sword. Beatrix just bluffed hoping Elle would believe the sword was a real Hanso
@Sangrenegra9 Indeed. Even though he is one of the less action packed characters in the story he is one the wisest and deepest philosophically. He does not want Bill to worry about him because he knows that whether he lives or dies he has to face the consequences of his actions.
I'm glad to see recognition of the unique complexity of "Bud" by some of you. "Bud" is by far my favorite character in either movie. He adds depth and irony and he's the most likeable. He's the funniest character and the most serious. He's a total slob that loves art. he's seems such a weakling then surprisingly clever and vicous. The audience admiress his principles and by far he's the best philosopher.
pjackson567 8 hours ago
NIIIIIIIIIIIIIIICE PANTERA BILL!!
tommyt1971 23 hours ago
lul drama
mctworm 3 weeks ago
He has just entered a televised gameshow called 'Celebrity big brother' on English T.V. He has just gone down in my estimation and opinion.
101truthhurts 3 weeks ago
@101truthhurts I'm sure he's worried.
miaastro 2 weeks ago
Michael Madsen! I really liked his performance in "Reservoiur Dogs" and in "Thelma & Louise". + I like his voice ;)
NiceGirlCalledMia 1 month ago
Whats the music in the background? Anybody know?
tsphilly98 1 month ago
@tsphilly98 Nora Orlandi - Dies Irae
Russell19227 3 weeks ago
@Russell19227 THANK YOU! ^_^
tsphilly98 3 weeks ago
Budd was a bad ass, remember he was the only one to truly get the drop on the bride. I like to think the reason he didn't finish her off and choose to bury her alive instead, was because he truly did believe he deserved to die and wasn't going to "jew out of his come uppence".
kylemas2005 1 month ago
@kylemas2005 Gogo, however, came the closest to defeating the Bride in straight one-on-one combat. Had she been more aware of her surroundings she'd likely have finished off the Bride and then realizing that she's a sexy beast and just killed someone who her own boss was afraid to fight, she would have then killed O'ren, and ran the Crazy 88 as the new queen of crime in Tokyo.
unak78 3 weeks ago
@unak78 Gogo faced Bea after Bea had killed the Crazy 88 and lopped that woman's arms off. Gogo would've been minced meat if Bea had faced her first... she wouldn't have got down the stairs in one piece.
miaastro 2 weeks ago
what kind of car does Bill have parked there?
NiDieuNiMaitre 1 month ago
Michael Madsen is brilliant. One of the best actors out there.
nrgins 1 month ago
I always think of this scene whenever I hear the word cool, it's almost like Bill is talking about douches!
RufusWan 2 months ago
@RufusWan finally someone who gets Bill's humor!
HanksAndJeans 1 month ago
David Carradine R.I.P! Thank you for all the great movies. We all missed you dearly.
vanthiectu 2 months ago
Sure looked like there were 88 of them.
Cooludeful 2 months ago
Tarantino is a brilliant writer and director, this everyone knows. But that I really love about him is the way he casts his movies. Would ANYONE else in Hollywood cast David Carradine as this character? Or Michael Madsen for that matter? Quentin knows goes for good actors rather than stars. Except for Brad Pitt in Basterds, that I'll never understand. Madsen should have been cast as Aldo.
darkknight07100 3 months ago
@darkknight07100 Brad Pitt wouldn't be in his position with the amount of success he has if he wasn't an extremely intelligent guy, and played his part in Basterds brilliantly, and also, his involvement of The Departed made it what it is.
hibeefinlay 2 months ago
2:33 is my favorite line in the scene. then budd's is good to.
powerfrenzy 3 months ago
what kind of car is Bill's car in the background?
nikyliz14 3 months ago
@nikyliz14 looks like DeLorean
Gengulu1990 3 months ago
@Gengulu1990 Meh not a DMC, i'd say older 80's/90's Porsche
konatown5 2 months ago
@nikyliz14 looks like a detomaso pantera
BoneHeadK47 2 months ago
@BoneHeadK47 Close. De Tomaso Mangusta.
SolerMotorsports 2 months ago
While I didn't think this film as a whole stood up to Part 1, I do think the main characters (Bride, Bill, Budd, Elle) in Part 2 are all well-acted and performed.
drlee2 3 months ago
@kalelarea51 My guess is that Bill was an assassin at some point, but as the squad grew Bill took on a more administrative role. Remember, when Bill and Beatrix had their final talk Bill calls himself a "killer" and a "murdering bastard". So that tells me he was an active assassin in the past.
TheNexus565 4 months ago
@kalelarea51 I think so. Very, very deep down.
TheNexus565 4 months ago
I wonder why Budd lies about selling his sword?
711grim 5 months ago
@711grim ....cause the sword is priceless and Bud's not an idiot....if Bill knew Bud had the sword,he would have wanted it for himself to defend against Uma Thurman..........you just have to read between the lines on that one.....in the end,Bud helped Uma Thurman and Bud also show ed the most compassion out of all of the assains even though he buried her. (w/ a flashlight keep in mind.)
lazerbeak2125 5 months ago
@lazerbeak2125 but Bill already had a sword... why would he need Budd's?... and burying her alive with a flashlight seems pretty fucked up. She shot her in the chest and didn't want her alive...
711grim 5 months ago
@711grim ...Bill never had the sword...thats why he asked Bud....
lazerbeak2125 5 months ago
@lazerbeak2125 but what about the sword that he fought Uma Thurman with i th end... he never went to see budd after this scene, and he asked budd if he kept up on HIS swordplay...
711grim 5 months ago
@lazerbeak2125 It's always seemed pretty clear to me that O'ren was the closest thing that Beatrix had to a friend among the whole crew. She knew her whole life story, they had reminiscent words at the end and Bea seemed very saddened when she killed her. Budd showed Bea the respect that she deserved and was only being honest when he said that she both deserved her revenge and deserved to die. But he didn't necessarily like her any more than the others.
unak78 3 weeks ago
@711grim Keep in mind that this is my personal opinion. But I believe that Budd simply wanted to erase all the symbols of what he used to do. Or at least he wanted Bill to think he had. Remember that only Elle and Bill were still actively working as assassins. The others had moved on. O-Ren became a crime boss, Vernita a house mom, Budd a bouncer. Budd's name was codename was Sidewinder for a reason. He's clever and crafty but he also treasured Bill's gift.
TheNexus565 4 months ago
@TheNexus565 In O-Ren's case, I wouldn't really consider that "moving on"
mphlohi 4 months ago
@mphlohi True. Maybe "moving on" was a poor choice of words. What I meant to say is probably closer to evolved.
TheNexus565 4 months ago
@711grim And couldn't bring himself to get rid of it. Truly. Sorry for the novel answer. :)
TheNexus565 4 months ago
@TheNexus565 That was actually pretty well thought out
711grim 4 months ago
@711grim Thank You. :)
TheNexus565 4 months ago
3 people couldn't get over being mad at Bill.
TheTallMan35 5 months ago
2:38 love that line!!... "That woman deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die."
ConAmorELLY 6 months ago 34
@ConAmorELLY
Agreed. That actually might be my favorite scene in the movie. Budd was so complex.
4863440 5 months ago
@ConAmorELLY "Then again. (laughs) So does she."
:D
bobdy9988 1 month ago
@ConAmorELLY yeah but then he was waiting she arrives with a shotgun LOL
arago999 1 month ago
Bud was awesome!..wish he had more film time..Madsen is great in everything he touches...a natarul actor....just his expression is enough to make you feel his fellings.
lazerbeak2125 6 months ago
man thats not fair beatrix didn't kill budd and budd never knew she still alive what is up with that?!!! thats fucked up
ahceda09 6 months ago
Michael Madsen should have been considered for an Oscar for Best Supporting Actor for this movie
CesMan83 6 months ago 18
best line in a movie that i have ever seen since the last 9 years "that woman deserves her revenge and we deserve to die"
85000 7 months ago
what is the tune that plays when budd says the words.."that woman deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die" . it starts from 2:20 i guess..
pujanairr 7 months ago
@pujanairr Its called Dies Irae. You can listen to it here
watch?v=Bs5NiunOwh8&feature=related
MyMojosSoDope 7 months ago
@pujanairr Nora Orlandi, Lo Strano Vizio Della Signora Wardh - 25 - Dies Irae 2 (M9)
ersoyhasanoglu 7 months ago
@pujanairr tt is the soundtrack to the movie... its called Budd's Lonely Trailer... its available on youtube
cool16790 6 months ago
@cool16790
No, the music is actually called Dies Irae. It's a Latin hymn, from traditional Roman Catholicism. It's about judgement day, when everyone must pay the piper for the sins they have committed. Which has definite connotations to what Budd is talking about. Brilliant, thoughtful song choice by Tarantino, as usual.
4863440 5 months ago 2
Loved Bill's reaction. "You hawked a Hattori Hanzō sword?"
Budd: "Yep"
Bill: "It was priceless"
MarcellusGrey 7 months ago
When I first saw this, I was like yeah Budd's going to be The Bride's easiest kill he just seems to have fallen big time and funny enough he is the one who came closest to killing her
Cellophaneproduction 8 months ago
Best scene that has ever been made for anykind of movie. The text, the camera, the acting, the music that comes into play at the end...
epic epic epic
Its a shame that David Carradine had to die so soon. He should get an award for his work in his lifetime. Michael Madsen should have become an Oscar or so, for his performance...
ulu1986 8 months ago
the text is brilliant, and i think Budd's my favorite character, or maybe Elle, their both cool as hell
the2009guy 8 months ago
Anybody else think Budd's death was bullshit? Then again, he was the only one that beat The Bride in a way :)
bobdy9988 8 months ago
-You hooked a hittori hanzo sword?
-yep
-It was priceless
-not it El Paso, it ain't!
That women deserves her revenche, and we deserve to die!
Genius!
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NOVACNOURY 9 months ago
there's something in Bill's voice, i can't put my fingers on it, some sort of a locking in his expression with ''S'' and ''Sh'', i dunno why but it sounds really cool
the2009guy 9 months ago
bill doesnt even blink when budd talks to him toward the end..would have been cool to know the history between bill and budd. Seems like every mentor bill had, wanted him dead (Hanzo makes the sword for Kiddo and Pai mei teaches her his technique)
shanksp 9 months ago
It's faint, but you can definitely hear him say "start being afraid of *Bea*", short for the bride's real name, Beatrix Kiddo.
wanderlustwarrior 10 months ago
Anyone knows what the music is called at 2:18 to 3:23?
freedyz24 10 months ago
@freedyz24 Nora Orlandi's "Dies Irae"
Azlak0507 10 months ago
@Azlak0507
many thanks
savagegalt 9 months ago
If she wants to fight with me all shes gotta do is come down to the club start some shit and well be in a fight . lmao
reaper7700 10 months ago
Mekkora jó már:D igy angolba is :) Nagyon jó film iszonyat jóóó:) Szeretem nagyon :D
sensei923 10 months ago
aye wat is the name of the music that plays towards the end of this scene. is there a extended version.
kinginc2000 10 months ago
Agreed
LifeBoatSinking 11 months ago
Um...ArmanSRT...what he said is..."I don't dodge GUILT, and I don't JEW outta payin my come-upin's."
LifeBoatSinking 11 months ago 2
"I dont dodge kills, and i dont chew outa payin my come-upin's" amazing line.
ArmanSRT 11 months ago
@ArmanSRT LOL @ what you think he said
pgmecca 5 months ago
Willie Budd shows his immense guilt by killing himself with booze all these years since the church horror. When Bill speaks of the "last time we talked" being not so nice, he probably fought fiercely with Budd after the attack about Budd feeling it was wrong and he wanted out. Willie Budd is more like Beatrix than he knows. I truly love his scenes, Madsen makes us believe he is Willie Budd.
LifeBoatSinking 11 months ago 2
what's the song's name?
JackDonny3 11 months ago
"that woman deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die"
this is Kill Bill.
Luke81022 1 year ago 2
Bill: "You hocked a Hattori Hanzo sword?"
Budd: "yep"
Bill: "...it was priceless"
Budd: "(laughing) Well, not on ebay it aint, on ebay I got me $250 'buy it now' for it, with free shipping"
morval99 1 year ago
bud is my name:) hahhaaa
UGAallDAY11 1 year ago
PAI MEI IS FUNNY HES COOL !
TheTuber217 1 year ago
@TheTuber217 Indeed
PaulThePuppetier 1 year ago
I LOVE THIS MOVIE ITS CALM AND EXPLAINS MANY THINGS THE FIGHT SCENE WITH ELLE IS BADD ASS !
TheTuber217 1 year ago
Bill: "Do you still have your sword?"
Budd: "No, I pawned that years ago."
Bill: "You hocked a Hatori Hanzo sword?"
Budd: "Yep."
Bill: "It was priceless."
Budd: "Well, not in Al Passo it ain't. In Al Passo I got it for 250 dollars for it."
WeylandYutaniInc91 1 year ago
@WeylandYutaniInc91 it's El Paso
NHLman27 1 year ago
@WeylandYutaniInc91 El Paso.
acebunny17 7 months ago
going by the expression of david carridine when madsen speaks hes like " god this madsen fella can act"
mrbaritones 1 year ago
best scene of series
brimhall7 1 year ago
mr blonde! :D
ZombryaTheDark 1 year ago
My favourite scene in the entire saga. I loved how in the first movie you're given the impression that Bill is some sadistic, fully evil force. In this one everything is fleshed out, and you discover that the bad guys and the good guys are really ALL closer to being shades of gray, and in fact you actually could sympathize with Bill and Budd a bit more then you could the Bride.
Stigmatainmypants 1 year ago 29
@Stigmatainmypants Yup, this was intentional on Quentin's part. It's supposed to be about symbolism in a feminist context. Notice how in Volume 1, we don't see Bill's face, we don't know his identity - he is presented as the omnipotent, omnipowerful patriarch, an indestructable god-like figure. In Volume 2 however, we are finally shown his identity; he is reduced to a mortal man, his power has been stripped away, and he is finally capable of being defeated....continued
vanizorc 1 year ago
@Stigmatainmypants ....and when Beatrix kills him, she doesn't use a weapon to do it, but rather her own skills through bodily techniques. This may symbolize the message that Beatrix had it in herself all along to defeat "patriarchy". She, as a woman, is powerful as herself - and does not need to adopt "male" definitions of power (symbolized by the phallic sword) in order to be powerful. Beatrix realizes that power comes from within... and the part where Beatrix evades Bill's
vanizorc 1 year ago
@Stigmatainmypants ....thrust of his sword by covering it with the sheathe is supposed to demonstrate the proverbial "vagina defeating penis" symbolism - the woman has finally overpowered the man. And Beatrix uses this new-found power (stemming from herself, her identity as a woman) to defeat the patriarch (symbolized by Bill).
..Or maybe I'm just over-analyzing this, I dunno. I'm high on weed and it's 3am, so I might be seeing things that aren't supposed to be there :/
vanizorc 1 year ago
he said '' I dont dodge guilt'' and........... what did he say after that? i kinda didn't get it.
RaikariSpirit 1 year ago
@RaikariSpirit
the next time u watch kill bill on dvd put the subtitles on
then youll see what he says.
greenmatrix151023387 1 year ago
@RaikariSpirit
"i dont jew out of paying my comeuppance" is what he said
hope it helps
greenmatrix151023387 1 year ago
@greenmatrix151023387 thx
RaikariSpirit 1 year ago
@RaikariSpirit
oh its np
happy to help out
thanks for the reply
greenmatrix151023387 1 year ago
I dont know why but i would to hav wot Bud said to bill as my last words before i die. Dunno why. maybe coz im such a big fan of kill bill I & II
broadcastbeefy 1 year ago
Awesome scene!
TacticalAwareness 1 year ago
Start being afraid of BEEP.
hedonism13 1 year ago
@hedonism13
beatrix
greenmatrix151023387 1 year ago
@greenmatrix151023387
Yeah, I know lol.
hedonism13 1 year ago
Both Bill and Budd are the coolest characters on this movie.
Sure, the Bride is the protagonist, but a hero is just as great as the villains he/she faces... and Bill and Budd are just badass!!!
DarkPascual 1 year ago
Budd reminds me of the Comedian from Watchmen. Both are philosophical and had little regard for human life. I respected them both for this.
MarcellusGrey 1 year ago
1:25. "Yep". Best delivery in the whole scene.
Falcon988 1 year ago
Anyone know what the song is that plays during Budd's little monologue about Beatrix's revenge?
paid31 1 year ago
@paid31 Dies Irae by Nora Orlandi
Kouma013 1 year ago 2
@Kouma013 Your comment should be the top comment for this video forever so more people can discover this piece of awesome music
FamousMovieScenes09 3 months ago
those japs sure know how to hold a grudge. LOL.
itchypitz 1 year ago
sucks he didn't even fight in the movie T_T
jleexoxo 1 year ago
"I have no doubt she will succeed" - funny that Budd was the only one who could defeat her.
kblargh 1 year ago 4
@kblargh
That's because he was the only one who didn't play fair
paratatruc 1 year ago
@paratatruc 'Cause jumping him at his home, that's playing fair.
kblargh 1 year ago
@paratatruc What!? O-Ren had a bunch of body guards to weaken Beatrix, Vernita tried to kill her with a gun hidden in a cereal box, Elle was gonna poison her when she was in her comma (she also hid a snake in Budd's case to kill him), Bill took the first cheap shot when they fought, and Beatrix countered them all (with the exception of Elle, that was Bill's doing). Budd on the other hand predicted her attack and took her out before she could do a thing...he was the only one who DID play fair.
ZarathustraX 1 year ago
can someone help me getting this hat Michael madsen wore there? I rly rly want it :3. some web store or anything?...
Rokbarok 1 year ago
@Rokbarok
you mean that shit kicker hat?
ShatteredBomb 1 year ago
Anyone know the name of the song used as backdrop for this near the end?
xK1TANAx 1 year ago
I think alot of people don't see what the scene was getting at. Don't get me wrong, Budd is a great character to read into, and this is the scene that really brings him into the story. But for me, this scene was like, it really set the tone for the entire movie. And the acting shows so much history between the two brothers.
goredbirds1 1 year ago
i liked him better as mr. blonde
bobbylee1557 1 year ago
I'd see the scene about Bill and Budd, when they parted ways. If you ask me, Budd got sick of their way of life after El Paso.
bbenjoe 1 year ago
I think he was the best of DVAS cuz he achivied to get her
makisjnx007 1 year ago
Budd is even a better person than the Bride.
bbenjoe 1 year ago 3
@bbenjoe Of course he is. Everyone is better than the bride. She is a dumb blond, and a liar.
MeijiKendo 1 year ago
it was priceless...
well not in el paso!
ktm8501 2 years ago
Best dialogue in the film.
elmaughano 2 years ago 4
"Them Japs sure know how to hold a grudge don't they? Or maybe... you just bring that out in people."
Budd was my favorite DVAS member.
"So I guess... we'll just see. Won't we?"
danielhiryu 2 years ago 13
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Porly62 2 years ago
"dies irae" in latin means "rage days"
i guess it's a perfect song and perfect title put in this situation. great movie
Luke81022 2 years ago
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Luke81022 2 years ago
'dies irae' by nola orlandi
kult38 2 years ago
did he just say "i dont jew out of paying my comeuppance" yikes lol.
busterdog321 2 years ago
Budd's right, all of them deserve to die including the Bride. He's probably my favourite character for recognising this.
slinkhard84 2 years ago 26
@slinkhard84 The bride do not deserve to die, They all beat the fuck out of her, and Bill bust a cap on her head and he just let her think that her baby was dead. she deserves her revenge
the2009guy 8 months ago
@the2009guy Yeah,but she killed a lot of people too.
acebunny17 7 months ago
@acebunny17 Well, she gotta eat after all, that's her job, LOL, terrible excuse XD
the2009guy 7 months ago
budd is the coolest character. in the film.
ee345 2 years ago 36
...i agree, sucks he had to die like he did though
ivinspates77 2 years ago 4
@ee345 Yeah man fuckin bullshit they killed him off in a gay way he is epic
bobdy9988 8 months ago
This has to be one of Michael's most immortal scenes.
beachcmer 2 years ago
The music at the end of this scene just goes right through me.
fingerbang666 2 years ago
Can anyone give me the background song?
Scofield4d 2 years ago
type. Kill Bill 2 Soundtrack - Dies Irae into youtube (:
adooradoor4you 2 years ago
This was just beyond awesome. I like the fact that 1 character is able to admit to himself, what they did was fucked up and they're gonna get what's coming to them. Michael Madsen is always on his A-game.
cdowg187 2 years ago 5
Black death Vodka!!
lsf665 2 years ago
i guess they thought it sounded cool
1080portal 2 years ago 3
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Great scene, Michael Madsen is an excellent actor, but I still wonder, why is Budd mad at Bill?
TheMallandrin 2 years ago
Great scene, Michael Madsen is an excellent actor, but I still wonder, why is Budd mad at Bill?
TheMallandrin 2 years ago 2
Nice video, takes a lot of time to upload!!
lsf665 2 years ago
Beatrix Kiddo is the Bride's full character name.
Fenixchan 2 years ago
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Madsen is terrific as Budd. This scene is superb and the dialogue is one of the best of both movies.
NIMITZ69 2 years ago
Madsen is terrific as Budd. This scene is superb and the dialogue is one of the best of both movies.
NIMITZ69 2 years ago 3
Let me correct you. Not one of the best. The best! hahahahahahah
bradf95 2 years ago
Best Scene best actor (Michael) best song best dialogue
kavicsocska 2 years ago
I love how Budd, seemingly the most pathetic and weakest out of the group, is the one who comes the closest to killing the bride. Don't judge a book by it's cover...
Would have loved to see him back in the day!
Captbigbeard 2 years ago 14
I think that Tarantino said that Budd was the only one Bee wouldnt be able to beat one on one in a sword fight!
Laochra 2 years ago 6
This is my favorite scene from one of my favorite movies. I am so captivated by all of their performances..
sailorleo 2 years ago 2
man i still believe this was the greatest movie ever made, talented actors, great action, so much emotion, and the music puts it all in place.
also R.I.P. David
C0nstantine7 2 years ago 23
I was reading on wikipedia about the characters from kill bill and it said micheal madsens character was a "degenerate". I thought that was a bit harsh. While he undoubtly could be cruel he gave warning to kiddo and did not spray mace into her eyes. He really seemed to be the only one with a concise(however you spell it)
Hobgoblin1975 2 years ago 8
Totally agree. I also think Budd is deeply studied and most interesting among others. Many clues point out he's not harsh in any way, rather pathetic, and as you point out, show more remorse than others.
RIP David
wisefly 2 years ago 17
@wisefly most sympathetic among the snakes. he self exiled himself into misery by working at a titty bar working for a jackass and clearning shit water when he could wipe out everyone in that club.
jkdreamer01 11 months ago
RIP David Caradine
will320 2 years ago 4
RIP David, say hello to Bruce in kung fu heaven for me yeah?
autumn999 2 years ago 7
Why did he kill himself?
AenigmaTDS 2 years ago
It now looks like suicide has been ruled out.
ERoBB1 2 years ago
I believe Budd would've putten up quite a fight for Kiddo if that snake didn't kill him.
CrimsonPhantasms 2 years ago 5
Yeah, espically if he keapt up with his sword play! Would to have loved to see BUD-STLYE sword play!
Mirdala 2 years ago 3
What a piece of shit bud is! Love him, "Not in El Paso it ain't"!
Mirdala 2 years ago 2
Budd lied. He still had that sword hidden away in his room; he only said it to appear that he didn't care about his brother, when in reality Budd still loved Bill very much. Budd's last words to Beatrix as he prepared to bury her alive were "This is for breaking my brother's heart".
I liked Budd; out of all the characters in the film, he was the most philosophical and the only one apart from Bill to acknowledge that they had indeed done terrible things to Beatrix.
Sangrenegra9 2 years ago 77
Well said.
Mirdala 2 years ago
I think he's also a fairly sympathetic character. He's one character that I really didn't want to see die, and one that I didn't really think deserved to die. If Beatrix had just left him, he would've stayed in his self-imposed exile.
JSmith99 2 years ago 10
Agree with you.
Deckard1976 2 years ago
@Sangrenegra9
He didn't lie. The sword Beatrix found while fighting Elle clearly said something like "to Bud, from Bill". That would never be engraved in a Hanso sword. Beatrix just bluffed hoping Elle would believe the sword was a real Hanso
stingervideo 1 year ago
@stingervideo wtf? lmao, no way man! you're makin up conspiration theories here. It is clearly a Hanso sword.
scRaTcHvsWU 1 year ago
@Sangrenegra9 Indeed. Even though he is one of the less action packed characters in the story he is one the wisest and deepest philosophically. He does not want Bill to worry about him because he knows that whether he lives or dies he has to face the consequences of his actions.
scottrekishika 1 year ago
@Sangrenegra9
I completely agree. madsen did a great job with the character.
TheEvilelvis89 1 year ago
@Sangrenegra9 The most sympathetic out of the squad. You could tell how he takes so much shit from bar owner when he could easily snap his neck.
Elle is simply pure evil.
jkdreamer01 1 year ago 3