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Pulp Fiction by Peter Stults

Pulp Fiction by Peter Stults

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Pulp Fiction by Tom Wiener

Pulp Fiction by Tom Wiener

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Double Take: Uma Thurman’s shoes in ‘Kill Bill: Vol. 1′
The mere act of observing something can often have an impact on its behavior. In physics, this is known as the observer effect, though it could just as easily be applied to movies, as well. Watch any given film more than once, and you’re bound to pick up on new details, insights, or hidden clues. With each viewing, the film takes on a new layer of meaning, reinventing and reformulating itself right before your eyes.
This is especially true of Quentin Tarantino‘s films, which, over time, have become notorious for their obscure references and stylistic subtleties. Take, for instance, the above screenshot from Kill Bill: Vol. 1, recently captured by Reddit user TheRobertissimo. Here, the camera captures the bottom of Uma Thurman‘s shoes as she struts her way across the House of Blue Leaves, just minutes before her epic battle against O-Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu) and her “Crazy 88″ army. Tarantino only pauses here for a few seconds, but it’s just long enough to make out the appropriately belligerent “FUCK U” message inscribed across the soles of Thurman’s shoes.
It’s a small detail, and one that has virtually zero impact on the film’s narrative, but it definitely makes that 574th viewing all the more worthwhile.

Double Take: Uma Thurman’s shoes in ‘Kill Bill: Vol. 1′

The mere act of observing something can often have an impact on its behavior. In physics, this is known as the observer effect, though it could just as easily be applied to movies, as well. Watch any given film more than once, and you’re bound to pick up on new details, insights, or hidden clues. With each viewing, the film takes on a new layer of meaning, reinventing and reformulating itself right before your eyes.

This is especially true of Quentin Tarantino‘s films, which, over time, have become notorious for their obscure references and stylistic subtleties. Take, for instance, the above screenshot from Kill Bill: Vol. 1, recently captured by Reddit user TheRobertissimo. Here, the camera captures the bottom of Uma Thurman‘s shoes as she struts her way across the House of Blue Leaves, just minutes before her epic battle against O-Ren Ishii (Lucy Liu) and her “Crazy 88″ army. Tarantino only pauses here for a few seconds, but it’s just long enough to make out the appropriately belligerent “FUCK U” message inscribed across the soles of Thurman’s shoes.

It’s a small detail, and one that has virtually zero impact on the film’s narrative, but it definitely makes that 574th viewing all the more worthwhile.

From the grotesque, to the sublime, to the downright bizarre, here are the top 10 must-see photos from the set of Kill Bill: Vol. 1.

“Revenge is never a straight line.” 
- Hattori Hanzo

“Revenge is never a straight line.”

- Hattori Hanzo

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