no character development, now that's just plain lie, regardless of opinion.
As I said opinion aside, everyone has their own interests. This just doesn't make the cut. Inglorious ******** is Tarantino at his best.
Lol at any point did we ever find out what Daisy Domergue and her crew had been up to? Did we learn anything about the other characters and their antics before their meeting? It is impossible to feel any connection to the characters without a bit of back story.
I really wanted it to be brilliant like his other films, I'm sorry if you disagree but The Hateful Eight is garbage in terms of writing and screenplay. Comparing it to his other films surely anyone can see that?
Tarantino knew himself at the end of Inglorious ********. Brad Pitt's character Aldo says boldy "You know I think this might just be my masterpiece"
yes did you miss half the film, the first half was all character building on the two bounty hunters.
And even then, he was wrong. Pulp Fiction was his masterpiece and will not be bettered. Two thirds of Inglourious ******** is spectacular. The back third is rubbish.
The mountain is not the bad guy. The mountain wasn't doing anything to anyone. The climbers are the enemy.
Those individual scenes are great, but as a whole IB is a lesser film due to a lack of consistency. No one bit of PF is as good as the opening of IB, sure, but PF has no standout weak bits, while IB definitely does.
It's like you can't say the BTTF trilogy is better than the Toy Story trilogy just because the first one is arguably the best film ever made. The sequels are just too poor.
Way to read my post and not understand it at all, if you did, you wouldn't have wrote the above. People give personality to things.
To many climbers the mountain is the enemy, something there to be beaten, something to prove yourself against.
As much as I enjoyed TH8 the "Tarantinoisms" that were in it started to grate on me. What the heck was that all about with the door??? Some of the other bits niggled at me. I did enjoy Walton Goggins, as usual. He needs to be in more things. But, as said, quite a few parts were just cameos for people that had worked with QT before and didn't really add to the story (Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern) Oh and what the heck was Channing Tatum doing in this film???
Way to read my post and not understand it at all, if you did, you wouldn't have wrote the above. People give personality to things.
To many climbers the mountain is the enemy, something there to be beaten, something to prove yourself against.
As much as I enjoyed TH8 the "Tarantinoisms" that were in it started to grate on me. What the heck was that all about with the door??? Some of the other bits niggled at me. I did enjoy Walton Goggins, as usual. He needs to be in more things. But, as said, quite a few parts were just cameos for people that had worked with QT before and didn't really add to the story (Tim Roth, Michael Madsen, Bruce Dern) Oh and what the heck was Channing Tatum doing in this film???