Quentin Tarantino's THE HATEFUL EIGHT
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Tron
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I thought it was too, but I looked it up and he isnt in the movie, but Tim Roth is, and he resembles Walts quite a bit, so thats my guess as to who that was.
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Yep. On my MUST SEE list. I'm a big Tarantino fan. He grew up with the same films I did and he loves to throw nods to them in various ways.
I not only enjoy his films on their own merit--I also enjoy the nostalgic feel he creates. I believe that 1970s cinema is some of the best.
Which reminds me--I just watched "The Seven-Ups" with Roy Scheider on Netflix. I LOVE the grittiness of those films. And that car chase? Top 5 ever.
I not only enjoy his films on their own merit--I also enjoy the nostalgic feel he creates. I believe that 1970s cinema is some of the best.
Which reminds me--I just watched "The Seven-Ups" with Roy Scheider on Netflix. I LOVE the grittiness of those films. And that car chase? Top 5 ever.
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I love Tarantino.
He is really getting in the spaghetti western thing. Like the Clint trilogy he is using the same actors in different roles in these westerns.
The violence has almost become self mockery at this point.
He is really getting in the spaghetti western thing. Like the Clint trilogy he is using the same actors in different roles in these westerns.
The violence has almost become self mockery at this point.
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As a kung-fu movie collector, I'd also love to chill with him. I believe he and RZA (wu-tang clan) had a nerdy kung-fu conversation, and Tarantino would always say, "I have an original 35mm version of that movie." He got my favorite choreographer/director, Yuen Woo Ping, to do the fight scenes in both Kill Bills. I thought I read he did this movie on like original 46mm film (or something like that), but it doesn't appear old and grainy. I think that would have been rad.
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I love that sick bastard's movies too. Looks like a great Holiday flick that the whole family will enjoy.
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The trailer kinda reminds me of cross between Quentin Tarantino's Reservoir Dogs and Kurt Russell's The Thing
One of them fellas is not , what he says he is
Because you just know , things are going to go downhill from there
One of them fellas is not , what he says he is
Because you just know , things are going to go downhill from there
