Tarantino's Hateful Eight is back on

[Curio]

After throwing his hissy fit after the draft script leaked, it looks like he's going ahead with it again.

http://www.rollingstone.com/movies/...he-saddle-with-hateful-eight-western-20140421

I know many hate the guy and his films, but I love his stuff personally. I'm a little disappointed it's a western again though. When he's going to make a sci-fi?

 

[tom_e]

I like his work, he just strikes me as a petulant child though.

 

[Curio]

I like his work, he just strikes me as a petulant child though.

Oh yeah. I can't think of anybody I'd rather NOT be trapped in a lift with!

 

[doodah]

What a surprise it's back on!!! Lol. Sarcasm over, no complaints.

 

[Gerard]

Oh yeah. I can't think of anybody I'd rather NOT be trapped in a lift with!

True but at the same time if he gets out of line it would only take a slap to knock him on his arse

 

[Cleisthenes]

I like his work. Didn't see the leaked bits so will be excited to see this!

 

[Columbo]

Lets be honest here its not back on because it was never really off, he just spat his dummy out and threw some toys as per his usual reaction to anything he doesn't agree with.

Having said that I like his films although Kill Bill Vol 2 was ass.

 

[Uncle Petey]

Each to their own. I thought Kill Bill 2 was great apart from the final showdown.

 

[trentlad]

Does he have a history of getting OTT upset about things... ? From recollection there were the odd article about his interview discussing Django and when you watched the interview it was hardly a rage filled outcry

 

[Robosapien]

Something about his films so boring now, ever since Kill Bill. Like trying too hard to be epic and stamped with Tarantino on it, just doesn't suspend reality or excite in the same way. Certainly some good scenes and memorable dialogue, and probably better than most other Holywood fodder, but you always know you're watching his very stylized take on things.

Does he have a history of getting OTT upset about things... ? From recollection there were the odd article about his interview discussing Django and when you watched the interview it was hardly a rage filled outcry

That interview with the bbc guy was ridiculous. Totally flew off the handle by presuming the interviewer had a CNN/Republican 'think of the kids' style agenda/axe to grind.

 

[Mark A]

There's another video of him on Youtube losing it with someone filming him in the street. Acts all aggressive until he realised the person filming isn't scared of him then backs down.

Love his films, but can't stand the guy.

 

[No1newts]

I like his work, he just strikes me as a petulant child though.

Yes how terribly unreasonable of him to be hacked off when someone stole his work. What an ignorant ****........

 

[Deep]

Yes how terribly unreasonable of him to be hacked off when someone stole his work. What an ignorant ****........

He does act like a child.

Also I thought it wasn't stolen, it was given to the actors and the agency published it?

 

[tom_e]

Yes how terribly unreasonable of him to be hacked off when someone stole his work. What an ignorant ****........

I wasn't just basing my opinion on this one event, in this case I can understand why he was annoyed.
Smartarse.

 

[Old Man]

Some cool pics just out.

http://www.empireonline.com/news/story.asp?NID=44255

 

[Malevolence]

Will be strange seeing Walton Goggins wearing a Stetson.

 

[the shadow]

 

[Vulcan]

A Tarantino movie with 8 people in a cabin? The dialogue in this must be off the charts.

 

[Kosmiche]

Yay, another remake of pulp fiction! Just what the world needs.

 

[Raymond Lin]

It's like Cluedo, with swearing and guns, lots of guns.