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I consider Walken a cameo just like Buscemi. But, yeah, Keitel plays "The Wolf" - far more than a cameo.

Some good discussion points, Anthony. I brought up the emotional problem of killing your daughter's father way back in this thread and got ignored... :frowning: But, I don't think she has to let Bill live - she just has to deal with the emotional conflict - do I kill him? don't I? The...

That's reading a LOT into Buck's comment. He could have just as easily meant the front desk or doctors.

"Iron Monkey" also has a palm killing move. As well as another HK film I cannot think of right now. It's a big myth thing, and the moment works perfectly. It's not about reality (same thing with B.B. not being upset) it's about the genre moment. 5 steps is a classic way for a villain to die, not...

I didn't intend to suggest she should have second thoughts because of renewed feelings within herself about Bill. I intended to suggest that if she's "all about B.B." (and, like a good mother, she says she is), then she may have second thoughts about killing B.B.'s father while she slept...

Okay...now that I'm done praising the film, a couple nitpicks: 1) Where's the list? It's made into SUCH a big deal in the first film. Hanzo spells out its importance, and we see it multiple times. This film? Zip. 2) Why doesn't QT address the obvious issue that Kiddo should have with...

Absolutely agreed. And, I relish moments like the 'sword choosing scene' in Vol. 1. But, it STILL should have and could have been one 3hr15min movie. Even 3hrs. THAT movie would have been EPIC. It would have been Tarantino's best film, and Uma's performance would have garnered her an Oscar...

I think Poland's vehemence comes from two places - first of all, he is very pissed that QT and Miramax are taking us to the bank with two "volumes". It does smack of greed (or at least trying to best cash in on an overbudget film), and I see his problem. Didn't keep me from enjoying Vol. 1...