Question: In the scene where The Bride smashes Buck's head in with the door, surely after 13 hours (the time it took for her to sit in the car and 'wiggle her big toe') someone would have noticed Buck was dead and the police would be involved. This would probably lead to them searching his car as well. I know it may be a deliberate mistake seeing as The Bride hasn't been chased for killing anyone else, but there were police in the beginning of the film so they do exist.
Grumpy Scot
13th May 2007
Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003)
12th Nov 2004
Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003)
Question: I'm probably going to regret asking this but what is Buck supposed to have done with the tub of Vasalube to account for how it looks in the film?
Answer: It's been used by him and many a dirty perv during Buck's nasty little side business, not caring if it gets dirty or attracts stray hairs.
21st Jun 2004
Kill Bill: Volume 1 (2003)
Question: Is it true that Bill is responsible for the murder of Oren-Ishii's parents?
Answer: Yes, it's confirmed it in a post-release interview.
Answer: It has been speculated for years, including on this site, that the sword-wielding killer in the anime sequence was actually Bill, but with the recent release of Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair, it's now clear that that particular character is someone entirely different. Nothing in the movie suggests that Bill had anything to do with O-Ren's parents dying.
Answer: Not necessarily. She probably stashed his body in her room. Nurses would rarely come in as she was comatose, so its likely they only check her twice a day. Also, 12-14 hours is not an unusual shift at all for a nurse, so its entirely possible no one noticed him missing.
Grumpy Scot