Kill Bill: Vol. 2
A spaghetti Western-infused tale of maternal fury and melancholic revenge, painted with the stark, sun-bleached hues of redemption's desert road.
Kill Bill: Vol. 2
Kill Bill: Vol. 2

"The bride is back for the final cut."

16 April 2004 United States of America 136 min ⭐ 7.9 (14,548)
Director: Quentin Tarantino
Cast: Uma Thurman, David Carradine, Daryl Hannah, Michael Madsen, Gordon Liu Chia-Hui
Crime Action Thriller
Revenge and its Consequences Motherhood and Maternal Instinct Love and Betrayal Escape from the Past
Budget: $30,000,000
Box Office: $152,159,461

Kill Bill: Vol. 2 - Easter Eggs & Hidden Details

Easter Eggs

The Lonely Grave of Paula Schultz

The Bride is buried in a grave marked "Paula Schultz." This is widely believed to be a reference to the wife of Dr. King Schultz, the character played by Christoph Waltz in Tarantino's later film, "Django Unchained" (2012), connecting the two films within a shared universe.

Samuel L. Jackson's Cameo

Frequent Tarantino collaborator Samuel L. Jackson has a brief, uncredited cameo as Rufus, the organ player at the wedding rehearsal chapel. Though we only see him in silhouette, his voice is unmistakable.

Blade Runner Reference

When Elle Driver has her remaining eye plucked out by Beatrix, her spastic, flailing reaction on the floor is a direct visual homage to the death scene of Pris, the replicant played by Daryl Hannah herself in the sci-fi classic "Blade Runner" (1982).

The Carrucans of Kurrajong

In Esteban Vihaio's house, a book titled "The Carrucans of Kurrajong" by Jasmine Yeun can be seen. This is an inside joke, as Jasmine Yeun Carrucan was the Second Assistant Camera operator on the film.

Black Mamba vs. Sidewinder

Elle Driver uses a black mamba snake to kill Budd. The Bride's codename is Black Mamba, and Budd's is Sidewinder. This creates a symbolic death where, in a way, "Black Mamba" is responsible for the death of "Sidewinder."