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I'm assuming they died over the course of the 4 years or whatever it was.
New Tarantino film coming this summer - Inglorious Barstewards*
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Watched it a while ago and thought it was awesome. Brad Pitt was immense, especially when he was trying to do the Italian accent.
When we got in the cinema was packed so we had to sit right in the very front premier seats and it sucked balls. Neck killed and eyes were burning, but i still enjoyed it so it must have been good.
would have liked to of seen more of the ******** tbh.
When we got in the cinema was packed so we had to sit right in the very front premier seats and it sucked balls. Neck killed and eyes were burning, but i still enjoyed it so it must have been good.
would have liked to of seen more of the ******** tbh.
Brad Pitt - accent dreadful - however, add in the phrase "I'll make him an offer he can't refuse" and he would be perfect for the younger Don Vito in Godfather: The Lost Years - but thats not a book being made into a film.
Sadly, not as good as Reservoir Dogs.
Sadly, not as good as Reservoir Dogs.
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Yeah I seem to remember there only being about five or six of them in that scene where the "Jew Bear" bludgeons the guy with the baseball bat?
I thought that was part of the charm / intentional.
Stunning stunning stunning movie.
Was shocked at just how good this film was, the dialogue was EPIC. The opening scene had me gripped. The Jew hunter was a fantastic character with stellar acting to back it up.
I doubt anything to come in the remainder of the year will top this, genuinely worth every penny to see.
Violence, comedy, dialogue, acting... what more could you ask for?
Was shocked at just how good this film was, the dialogue was EPIC. The opening scene had me gripped. The Jew hunter was a fantastic character with stellar acting to back it up.
I doubt anything to come in the remainder of the year will top this, genuinely worth every penny to see.
Violence, comedy, dialogue, acting... what more could you ask for?
Don't know if it was intentional - certainly looked like it from some of the shots.
He was comical - but that entire storyline could have been pretty much lifted out with minimal story casualty.
There seemed to be a few areas that just didn't need to be in the film.
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I thought it was garbage.
That Jew Hunter is a good actor though.
That Jew Hunter is a good actor though.
Saw this tonight, loved it.
Pitt was great, infact most of the acting and chars in it were very good imho.
Another brilliant performance, thought he was excellent.
Don't want to say much more for others who haven't seen it but I enjoyed it thoroughly
*edit* reading up others have said stuff, so was just going to say the basement scene was the incredible I thought, very well done.
Pitt was great, infact most of the acting and chars in it were very good imho.
Another brilliant performance, thought he was excellent.
Don't want to say much more for others who haven't seen it but I enjoyed it thoroughly
*edit* reading up others have said stuff, so was just going to say the basement scene was the incredible I thought, very well done.
Watched it the other night and found it to be a mix of the very good and the average. Tarantino strikes me as an incredibly self-indulgent director, and whilst the intricate dialogue works very well sometimes, as in the opening scene, he has a tendency to overuse it.
Tarantino is a self indulgent director and he's never denied it 
Each of his films are his personal projects that he makes because he likes movies, not because he wants to reach an audience.
Check out Jonathon Ross a few weeks ago with Tarantino and Denzel Washington. Tarantino even says that he reused multiple old soundtracks instead of making a new one because he doesn't want to give a music director any power over his film. It's his film, and nobody should have more creative power on it than he does.
Each of his films are his personal projects that he makes because he likes movies, not because he wants to reach an audience.Check out Jonathon Ross a few weeks ago with Tarantino and Denzel Washington. Tarantino even says that he reused multiple old soundtracks instead of making a new one because he doesn't want to give a music director any power over his film. It's his film, and nobody should have more creative power on it than he does.
