What's the verdict?
Reddit/10
BIG
8/10
>>64966419
The judgement from the supreme cinema court just got handed down. 5-4 decision says it's fine.
Third best Tarantula
IT'S A GHETTO GRAZZI
Technically amazing film, but not the most interesting story
Though even haters have to admit that channing tatum's part was cool
>>64966419
tortellini really microwaved some good pasta this time. ave maria, ay carumba!
>>64966505
I remember seeing his name in the beginning but I didn't see him in the film
Who he played?
>>64966505
Shame it was played by someone as shit as Potatum though.
>>64966419
I couldn't make it past 35 minutes this guy was like reddit the person
>>64966554
guy in the cellar
I absolutely loved it 10/10
>>64966568
>le reddit is now considered valid criticism on /tv/
You're cancer, and should be killed
>>64966568
more like literally Waltz the person
>>64966620
fuck you you're reddit you should be killed
It was entertaining, though one of his weaker films. Visually striking, in terms of cinematography and by way of what the hell he decides to have on camera.
>>64966419
Pure kinography.
9/10
could of edited it down a bit more but I really enjoyed it.
>>64966729
>9/10
>Tarantano
Hello, 9gag.
>>64966419
shit second half.
/thread
>>64966654
Only reddit calls people reddit, you reddit peice of shit.
>>64966729
WARM
>>64966858
BLACK
>>64967014
what did he mean by this?
uno coffee too caliento @ 0:34
Went to it yesterday with a few friends while I liked it one of my friends remarked about they why didn't they kill the bounty hunter when he entered the cabin. Even if a gunfight broke out afterwards they would have a pretty fortified place to shoot major nigger and ob from.
I saw the Revenant and the Hateful Eight today, spent like 6 hours at the cinema.
I thought h8ful 8 was really good desu, it thrived on dialogue which was actually really good and funnyinb4 MUH BIG BLACK DINGUS
the revenant on the other hand was tedious to watch, the beginning and the end were good but everything in between was boring and pretentious as shit, I can't believe I thought Birdman was shit because it's actually a decent movie in comparison
also Leo's acting consisted of grunting and crawling through the snow for like 70% of the movie, BRAVO
>>64966844
Hello, 9gag.
>>64967260
He would have shot the girl while he lay bleeding
>>64966419
It was very good. Better than Django.
Maybe not as good as Inglorious Basterds or Pulp Fiction but still very good.
>>64966419
10/dialogue
10/score
10/visuals
10/cuck
10/faggotOP
Nothing much more to say desu senpai.
>most of /tv/ ignores that a black hating white racist (Chris Mannix) and a white hating black racist (Mayor Warren) become bros at the end
I loved that
>at the cinema watching the hateful eight
>the john bounty hunter elbows the woman in the face
>laugh out loud and sit with a huge smile on my face
>people around me look towards me confusingly
the whole thing made me realise how edgy I am, but goddamn I love seeing a bitch get smacked like that
>>64967260
Didnt want to risk him not dying and then shooting Daisy.
Ruth was a paranoid fuck. If he could he would take Daisy with him since he immediately senses that something isnt right and someone there is wanting to spring Daisy
>>64967565
I loved that as well. Mannix was a great character.
>>64967569
When I saw it pretty much everyone in the theatre laughed at that
Why did Jody only shoot once during the ambush?
He could have easily killed Warren and Mannix, but chose to go out like a bitch
>>64967751
He couldnt really tell where they both were from under the floor. He was hoping that the others would make use of the distraction and deal with them.
They tried but Roth and Madsen got BTFO by Goggins
Part 1 did a fantastic job building tension. I haven't felt that way about a movie for a long time.
However, the unwinding of that tension wasn't as good as the build-up, so part 2 was a bit disappointing.
The ending scene was great though >>64967565
8/10
>>64967302
GTFO, tumblr
The 4th chapter was bad.
It was clunky and probably placed at the end of the intermission so as not to break the flow of the movie too much, but
there was no need to let the audience know the coffee was poisoned. There was no need to narrate the start of the scene. That's just lazy. They could still show Daisy looking at Ruth and OB to suggest that she knows something is about to happen and it would do a lot better job at building up tension.
The coffee being poisoned needed to be worked in much smoother (because the fact that Daisy didn't tell Mannix that the coffee was poisoned even though she saw it is needed later in the film)
Then the flashback seen was a bit unnecessary, seeing as we already know what happens. I get that it is sort of interesting to see how they managed to gain control of the haberdashery, but did it really need to be that drawn out, especially since we already know how it ends?
TL:DR: In the 70mm version, the movie starts to get a bit clunky and it falls off the rails a bit after the intermission. But other than that it is pretty good.
>>64967968
I think this is pretty accurate for me, though at no point did I feel bored, a pretty amazing feat for such a long movie. Each of the characters was acted well and I thought it very cool how every one had their own personality that we could identify, something hard to do with so many people (I think 9?) I assumed that was one of Quentin's inconsistency things he does, like how guns were placed in different hands and positions in between cuts.
I liked it, but Quentin is so fucking self-indulgent. He didn't have to turn it into a murderfest, but he can't help himself. I enjoyed most of the characters and performances very much. It was well shot and beautiful to look at and listen to. It was like a solid 7.
SPOTLIGHTS
ON
TABLES
>SHIIIEEET you're THAT guy?
>literally every single introduction in hateful 8
What manner of writing is this?
>>64968431
Also, I think he should've had someone else read the narration parts instead of himself.
>>64968440
ITS OKAY WHEN TARANTINO DOES IT
why did oswald ask mannix about the lincoln letter? his hangman character had no reason to want to see it, and it doesn't do anything to further the plan to free daisy.
I liked this film a lot. Excellent use of 70mm, being able to see almost the entire cabin interior in some shit, best soundtrack of 2015 if not the past decade, top tier dialogue, and great characters.
However...
I felt like Tarantino was setting up this "Clue" style plot, and I was really enjoying trying to figure out what was going on -- only for them to end up killing each other all at once, completely leaving the audience feeling like "welp, I guess the movie can just fuckin end now."
But I felt the good outweighed the bad.
>>64968454
now that you mention it... yes, that kinda bothered me
>>64968454
tfw wanted cowboy to be man who goes to mama for christmas caught up in shitfest
>>64968454
I thought the same thing.
It's a surprisingly small world.
>>64968454
didn't happen for the englishman or the cowboy
Tarantino always makes me want to have what the characters are having.
the soup from hateful eight
beer from django
burger from pulp fiction
the french pastry cream thing and the milk from inglorious basterds
I liked it a lot. I was a bit disappointed that by Chapter 5, it's revealed that Gage, Oswaldo and Bob were just gang members. At first, you think that each character has their own story, but By the end of Chapter 4, into the end of the film, a lot of the mystery that made the film so intriguing to watch gets wiped away, giving way to a gorefest. Don't get me wrong, the gorefest was also fun, but it just was a bit of a disappointing third act.
>>64968654
SHEEEEEEIT, YOU'RE THE HANGMAN??
>>64968758
The rice in Kill Bill.
>>64968758
this
went to see the movie on wednesday night, made a huge pot of stew for the weekend on friday. shit's cash
>>64968454
In 1870, Wyoming had a population of just under 10,000 people. The state and the states around it were still "frontiers." It makes sense that some of these people were known, especially if they committed big acts in their past.
>>64968884
>>64968859
>>64968758
http://grantland.com/hollywood-prospectus/qt-eats-tarantinos-20-best-food-scenes/
Found this while I was looking for other QT food scenes.
>>64967663
yeah like being poisoned and just beating her instead of shooting her right
>>64968758
That stew looked fucking delicious.
The whole film was so comfy.
>>64966568
You find out later that he's literally putting on a farce. His upper-class British shtick was just an act.
>>64968913
And people out on a mountain in the winter in a blizzard wouldn't be "normal" people.
>>64966599
Who is that? My heart... ow...
>>64966419
BIG
BLACK
DANGUS
8/10 he has better films
>>64966419
memelogues
>>64970606
His only better film is Inglorious.
Paid 12 europoors to go see it in 70mm on tuesday, is it gonna be worth it?
>>64967569
everyone laughed at that scene in my theater, sempai. You're annoying laughter probably ruined the mood
>>64966419
Best of 2015 followed closely by Mad Mack.
Revenant will be hard to top for 2016.
>>64970873
>70mm
Depend, how were the past screenings? I went to see the Roadshow at the only screening in my city, and the projector broke down beforehand but we weren't told until the end of the movie when a guy came up at the credits and was like "Guess what, it was shown on digital - WALA!". The worst part was I wouldn't have known it was digital hadn't I been told, since I'd never seen 70mm before (and still haven't).
>>64970948
Half the people in my theater gasped while the other half laughed. Seemed people didn't know how to react to most of the film. Like when people Tarantino started narrating, nobody laughed at first, but then a couple people, myself included, realized it was Tarantino himself narration, and we started sniggering. This caused everyone to start laughing helpless, just laughing with no idea what they were laughing at. Kinda pathetic the way group mentality works, and it always ruins cinema experiences for me.
Quentins 10th and final film which should come out in 2021 will have a live shot of a big black Dingus. Hes been slowly working it up on his last few movies. First the interracial couple in basterds, then the naked barebacked black dudes in django, and now Samuel L Jackson getting blown by a pasty ass honky.
Screencap this
>>64967565
They became bros over the hanging of a woman. This is Tarantino's way of saying that the death of feminism will solve racial issues
>>64971015
Dunno about past screenings, but it's a single-screen theatre that's very lovingly cared for and specializes on varied programming (classic and recent films, but not arthouse which is kewl), often projecting 35mm copies, or even 70mm such as Interstellar, so I highly doubt that there will be any problems with projection, and they'd never put on a digital projection instead of 70mm, they've been getting lots of media coverage because it's the only cinema in the country showing H8 in 70mm*.
>going to watch 70mm and getting digital
did you ask for your money back? I'd have murdered that guy if they'd cheated me out of muh UP-70. It's possible that this is the only time we'll ever see UltraPanavision 70 projected as such.
*Actually, today I read that they asked the distributors for the UltraPanavision lens, and it turned out to not be suited for the cinema, since apparently those lenses are specific for a projector to screen distance. Instead they somehow dug up an old UltraPanavision projection lens from the 60's which did the trick.
>>64971311
>did you ask for your money back?
No, I didn't want to make myself stand out as a single, but they handed out free popcorn vouchers to everyone.
Saw the plain release. Has anyone seen both?
It was still pretty wide, and sort of curved near the bottom. Is it the same aspect ratio for both?
Did tarantino act in this film?
>>64971718
No, he narrated some scenes
>>64971718
He narrated some awkward voiceover explaining the next act, essentially spoilering his own film. E.g. "...Which is why this next chapter is called "Domergue's Got a Secret", hehe".
What footage is exclusive to the 70mm version?
It's a pleb filter, best Tarantula in a long time
1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Hateful Eight
3. Jackie Brown
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Kill Bill
6. Inglorious Basterds
7. Death Proof
8. Django Unchained
O.B. did nothing wrong
>>64972141
He was the hero all along
>>64972000
>pulp fiction below jackie brown
do you actually believe this
Forg8able: The movie
>>64973594
Not him, but only redditors think pulp fiction is better than Jackie Brown
>>64972000
>Jackie brown #3
Good ducking taste.
>Django last
>not kill bill
Nevermind.
If any of Tarantula's filmography would ever get picked up by Criterion, it would be this one. They love hounding after a film from a well-known director that went quietly ignored or looked over.
Question: I haven't watched that many western films, a fair share of tv shows, but I've pretty much only seen the dollars trilogy and blazing saddles.
Is narration common in classic western films? Is that Tarantula talked over the film in the 4th chapter?
>>64966419
QT's best since Jackie Brown.
you
gunna
make
a
deal
with
this
dia
bolical
bieeetch?
I liked it more than Pulp Fiction.
This might be my favorite movie of all time. Aside from TGTBATU.
>>64972000
Inglorious Basterds > Pulp Fiction > Django Unchained > Hateful Eight > Jackie Brown > Kill Bill > Death Proof
>>64967569
I laughed at the very abrupt death of Channing Tatum.
We can be edgy together bro
>>64976169
this
>>64976169
Not a bad list
I rank them
1- Inglorious
2- h8ful
3- Reservoir Dogs
4- Kill Bill
5- Pulp Fiction
6- Jackie Brown
7- Death Proof
8- Django
>>64966419
my mom said it was good and that is good enough for me
>>64968523
Agreed. Contributes to the overall feeling that the film is self-indulgent.
first tarantino film I genuinely disliked
poorly done
>>64976622
>he liked Django
>he liked Death Proof
1) Inglorious Basterds
2) Pulp Fiction
3) Reservoir Dogs
4) Kill Bill Vol 1
5) Django Unchained
6) Jackie Brown
7) Death Proof
8) Kill Bill Vol 2
>>64967260
ruth couldve shot daisy, or they couldve missed and hit daisy, they would also be risking sam jackson shooting one or more of them
>>64968271
good thing you're not an editor/director
>>64977032
Kill Bill 1&2 are one film.
>people don't like death proof
Missing out on the best comedy he's done.
>>64977032
1) Reservoir Dogs
2) Deathproof
3) Jackie Brown
4) Pulp Fiction
5) Kill Bill
6) Inglorious Basterds
7) H8ful 8
8) Django Unchained
>>64971182
one of the dream films quentin said he was going to do was one about upset black u.s soldiers going on a white european killing rampage in europe during ww2. Should be good.
>>64966419
9.8/10
pleb filter: the movie
>>64970873
yes
enjoy
>>64972000
I kind of agree with this.
I have a thing for kill bill because I used to be a weebofag and I love everything about that movie.
The Ridiculous Six was better
>>64972141
>>64972295
that's why they were actually9 people on the cabin but he wasn't hateful
>>64977933
>>64978062
>2) Deathproof
Most boring film I've ever seen.
>>64976622
>poorly done
>>64968454
>1867~
>population of the world was like 6 million people
>>64975496
Narration is not a common trait of classic westerns, but the presence of narration in a film to begin with is either a sign of poor direction or trust in the writer to pull it off. Good Fellas is an excellent example of a film that pulls off narration. Hateful Eight does a good-enough job of using it, if not uneven due to its random use throughout the movie.
>>64966419
Not memeing, I thought it was really comfy to watch whilst sitting in the movie theater. I enjoyed the slow pace of it, and had a lot of fun trying to find out who was working together.
The people I went with said the movie sucked ass.
Iunno, I liked it..
>>64979342
>a million people died in the US Civil War
>30 millions died in the Taiping Rebellion
I think you're retarded mate
>>64979393
why do you think there were so few people
>>64979393
>chinks considered people
i seriously
>>64966419
Coulda done without the anti-white propaganda propagated by a literal self-hating cuckold fetishist but it was an alright movie.
>>64975146
cool poster, is there a full version somewhere?
Too sad it's a technical flop, I hope foreign revenue is enough for it to break even so he can get a good budget for another film.
>>64979532
>Tarantino
>white
Eye shiggles diggles
Did they even use the term "cracka" back in the civil war?
>first two deaths are the best characters in the film
>>64978741
>not liking cape shit
>>64980896
The term "cracker" was in use by the 1760s, specifically applied to the Scots-Irish settlers of the southern backcountry in colonial America.[3]
>>64981175
>>64980896
Doesn't it mean "whip-cracker"?
ie. slave driver
ie. masta
>>64966599
Literally Who?
>>64966780
>/threading your own post
That's not how it works retards.
>>64966780
/thread
BIG
BLACK
DINGUS
>>64981739
>>64981648
>samefagging because you got called out
It's time for you to stop posting.
Literally wasn't interesting until the blood vomiting
>>64981786
Wrong
>>64981872
literally guro faggots
>Exposition: The Motion Picture
Any torrents yet? Wanna see how bad this is but don't want to waste my money.
>>64971219
holy shit
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Kill Bill
3. Jackie Brown
4. Inglorious Basterds
5. Reservoir Dogs
6. Death Proof
7. Django Unchained
8. The Hateful Eight
>>64966455 >>64966466 >>64966599
>>64966729 >>64967488 >>64967968
>>64968569 >>64970606 >>64970739
>>64970966 >>64972000 >>64975581
>>64976132 >>64976427 >>64977032
>>64978062 >>64978741
I seriously can't believe you people. Hateful Eight was too long, too talky, and too indulgent. The entire thing was painfully transparent.
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Jackie Brown
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Inglorious Basterds
5. Kill Bill
6. Django Unchained
7. The Hateful Eight
8. Death Proof
>>64972000
>Pulp Fiction not #1
>Hateful Eight above Jackie Brown and Pulp Fiction
>Death Proof above anything
jesus christ you didn't even try
>>64983847
lol "too long"
>having the patience of a 4 year old
>>64984496
>implying 4 year olds aren't perfectly happy
>>64983892
I'm a sucker for horror and it's the closest to a slasher Tarantula's gonna get.
>>64983892
The last 20 minutes of Death Proof are so fucking good it makes up for anything that comes before it (which include a lapdance and several violent deaths, which /tv/ should be able to get behind).
>Please don't dead end
>Please don't dead end
>Please don't dead end
>Please don't dead end
Deathproof is best.
>>64984846
>The last 20 minutes of Death Proof are so fucking good it makes up for anything that comes before it
No, it just means that shit should have been a short film
>>64970544
>>64966620
>Julia Goldani Telles
>>64984954
Well no, it's necessary for the same reason the opening scene of "Pulp Fiction" is necessary. If they just leap up and rob the coffee shop, that's much different than the building tension that gets use there.
Without all that comes before it, the ending of DP is meaningless. Those ladies need something to avenge.
>>64966419
pretty meh in my opinion, but I watched it while snowed in at a mountain cabin drinking mccallan 12. So it was pretty much 11/10 on the comfy scale.
>film called the hateful eight
>bunch of marketing is about the 8 characters
>only time there's actually the whole 8 together alone is the 5 minutes when O.B goes to the outhouse
>even then there's technically 9 people if you count Tatum
>>64966419
Thought it was pretty good, though it dragged in a few spots in the middle third (when they're at the cabin but before the bodies stop dropping).
My complaints other than that?
The Joe guy was the least fucking interesting character, flat as fuck. Which is a shame because he had a lot of potential, movie would have been better if he turned out to be a marshal or something.
The sheriff was funny, but two-dimensional as fuck.
The forced blowjob shit really killed my liking of Jackson's character until the end, even if he was making shit up. At that point, the Southern general's stopped being a dick to him, and he just goes and antagonizes him anyways. Whole thing could have been done better.
You didn't need the blowjob to make him seem like a bad person, and if you were going for comedy with it, the general should have kept being an asshole, which he wasn't.
Not to mention I doubt anyone back was cool with gay shit, even black people.
Lastly, they used the word nigger way too fucking much. Wore out the joke for the most part. They either could have saved it for punchlines specifically or, a better idea, they could have kept switching up racist terms (think coon, monkey, etc). Would have kept it fresh, especially if they went overboard with it.
Still glad I saw it, he's definitely done worse.
Shame it bombed at the box office, but he picked a shitty time to release it and the 3 HOURS (and it feels like 3 hours) probably made theaters do less showings in favour of TFA (which ironically was pretty desolate when I saw it, but the theater for this was packed).
See it in 70mm if you can. /blog
>>64967569
Nah, that smacking got laughter in my theater too.
The Hangman was by far the biggest good guy besides the driver, and the movie supports that.
>>64967565
Me too. The whole movie had a lot of actual good messages about racism.
>Black people can be racist too
>Being a racist doesn't mean you can't be a decent person
>>64968523
Not defending it, but he's a narcissistic fuck, what's you expect?
>>64968569
>Clue style plot
I thought this and I was really hoping that would be the case, more fucking movies need to be like this. Still happy with what we got, and I agree that the good outweighed the bad.
>>64968607
Would have been better, honestly. He brought nothing to the fucking table otherwise.
>>64968826
I thought the same. I was hoping they were all working together with each of them having different motivations, but I guess if they'd done that, the movie would have been even longer than it already was.
>>64971219
kek
this movie was definitely a bro movie
>>64972141
>>64972295
He really was the most innocent character, followed closely by The Hangman.
>>64966419
The veredict is that if it wasn't a tarantino's flick it would get no repercusion.
I GIB 3/5 funny enough
django is the wannabe patrician but actually blatant pleb filter
>>64966419
>Live in Poland
>Watching hateful 8 in cinema
>Big black dingus sceene
>No one laughs
>everyone is disgusted
>TFW you live in a country of non-keks
Feels good
>>64987050
Tarantino's primary demographic is coastal California, and that's about it.
PLEB FILTER: THE MOVIE
>>64968826
Yeah, I agree, the reveal was a big disappointment. Like the other anon who replied I thought the motivations of the gang were going to be more complicated but cooperating for a common goal . Instead it's just the rescue daisy crew.
I think I was hoping that one of them was rescuing Daisy and the others were after something totally unexpected. Somebody trying to rescue daisy was expected from start of film.
>>64967488
>Better than Django
So, better than shit
>>64968826
>into the end of the film, a lot of the mystery that made the film so intriguing to watch gets wiped away, giving way to a gorefest
So a lot like
>kill bill vol 1
>pulp fiction
>death proof
>django unchained
?
Its alright. I didnt need the whole 70 mm bullshit if you are shooting an entire film in a cabin. There was nothing that made you think ''this can only be made as a film'' and I thought it would have been better as a play.
The actors are good, most characters are nice aswell, music is okay. Long, but the pacing isnt distrastrous.
It has the same excess that QT use like too much violence and too much swearing like a kid.
inb4 you start calling me underage and no. Swearing and using violence in excess is a kiddish thing to amuse teenagers and manchildren not adults.
6/10, better than Django
I went and saw the film in 70mm yesterday and it was great. I thoroughly enjoyed it.
Someone in the audience did however have a problem with it and yelled out at the top of his lungs to the packed theater "HOLLYWOOD PROPAGANDA" during the scene where Sam Jackson is baiting Bruce Dern into picking up the gun. It was too much for him. A minute later he yelled "FANDME KLAMT. ULÆKKERT" (Fucking disgusting. Gross) and he loudly stormed out of the theater with his friend.
I'm not even joking. This actually happened at the 20:00 showing on the 16 Jan. at Imperial Theater in Copenhagen. Hilarious.
>>64978230
Is true ?
BIG
I watched it last night and I loved it. Tarantino never ceases to make great movies. Sam Jackson was one of the best parts of the movie imo
>>64966419
The Memeful Eight
>Finally, after all these years, we are The Hateful Eight
post yfw
1. Mannix
2. Warren
3. Mowbray
4. Domergue
5. Ruth
6. Bob
7. Smothers
8. Gage
Loved it. Ennio should have been nominated.
One of Tarantino's better projects. Anyone else think Inglorious was one of his weaker films?
>>64989097
I actually like it much more than Django and Kill Bill.
>>64989097
I'm an 80's kid, so I grew up with Tarantino. Even so, I think his latest three films, Inglorious Basterds, Django and this, are his three best. They mark a divergence from style over previous films - focusing way more on suspense than thrills, styles and jokes.
I'd rate Kill Bill as his worst. I just don't like the first one that much. The second one I seem to remember being better. I think all that talk about them being "one film" is just crap - they're very different stylistically.
Reservoir Dogs is really great too. I'd probably like Pulp Fiction more if it wasn't for the fact that it's the one Tarantino film I've seen the most. Jackie Brown and Death Proof are good too... I guess they're all good.
Inglorious>/=Hateful Eight>Django
Am I the only one who thought the OST wasn't that great? I mean I liked the themes but I thought it wasn't that much music in the whole movie. I don't know.
>>64989441
It was used sparingly, and twice they used music from The Thing (also by Ennio Morricone). But still, based score.
I only think there's only like 3 original cue too. As I said, there isn't a lot of music in it.
>>64966419
It was good, not Tarantino's best but it was more entertaining than i thought it would be.
>>64975146
i need the full version of it anon.
>>64989513
>Rickman ist tot
>>64989693
I got you. biggest I could find.
>>64990132
Her arm is so fucking big.
YOU GOTTA NAIL THE DOOR SHUT
Saw the road show today.
Walton Goggins legitimately gave an awards tier performance. Was a solid 6/10. Lots of filler will make it hard to enjoy repeat viewings.
It looked beautiful and the presentation was fantastic and reminds me of how badly we get ripped off going to the cinema now.
>>64990272
Oh, and I didn't like how aftet the intermission it became a dragged out shoot em up. I was expecting something a little more clever. The flashback in particular just felt needlessly protracted. Them riding up to the cabin was a solid 5 minutes.
I liked that Mannix made a decision based on character, but a twist regarding his status as the Sheriff and knowing Daisy was lying as a result would have been more interesting.
>>64989441
I really liked it.
Being Australian I enjoyed when Daisy's folk song came on.
How is the shorter non intermission version different? Do they just not have the recap?
>>64990424
>Being Australian
What city bro?
>>64990424
I don't know, anon. I watched the Roadshow version too.
>>64989260
> Kill Bill
> Worst
I hate this.
I can see why too.
But it's his best script alongside True Romance, and how the studio forced him to butcher it really sucks.
Also come on
..
Anything other than Death Proof as his worst...
>>64990440
Sydney. Saw it today at George Street Event Cinemas.
>>64990458
True Romance is better off for not having Tarantino as director. If anything the scripted dialogue is the weakest aspect. Death Proof is one of his best and if you cant recognize that you are worse than pleb.
>>64990606
Why is it one of his best. It's got an ugly structure and contains scenes of endless filler dialogue. And no, it's not authentic to films of that niche.
I liked the part when they drink coffee because I like coffee
>>64990483
>Sydney.
Yeah, nah, you're not Australian.
Wait, during the entire film I kept trying to count the characters. Weren't there 9, including the chick and driver but not the dude in the basement?
Channing Tatum
Mexican
Sam Jackson
R.J. MacReady
Daisy
Lie Detector
Goggins
DRIVER
Bill's Brother
Laura Dern's dad
OB DRIVER and Channing are not part of the titular eight.
>>64990946
meant to reply to >>64990882
>>64990882
Driver doesn't count because he's nice.
I loved it. The only problem I had with it is I never believe Channing Tatum in any role he's in except Jump Street and that included Foxcatcher.
>>64990682
The narrative is authentic, the production top notch, and the performances have nuance. Death Proof is the perfect homage movie and has more integrity and ambition for a Tarantino flick than any of his others, besides maybe Reservoir Dogs. The dialogue is typical of Tarantino, but his vision is sincere. Its always underrated by reddit tier plebes who cant deal with an unusual act structure or cant see the subtlety behind the superficial.
You know what I missed from the movie?
The movie was about hatred among eight people, why the gang members had such a great relationship, I think it would be awsome if they had a fucked up friendship and betrayed each other at some point.
>>64966419
Marathoned the whole thing. Boring as fuck.
>>64966419
Best tarantino
>>64968271
Tarantino obviously knew that the most obvious way to do it would be to either pan to the coffee pot and show someone pouring poison in or cut to Daisy looking at something other than Maj Warren. Tarantula probably opted to do the narration because its something few films do and probably because he wants us to be thinking about who poisoned the coffee pot rather than what Daisy was distracted by. Didn't bother me that much and ill take it over an awful cameo from Tarantino, I bet originally he was going to play the australian tour guide.
not enough feet 0/10
>>64991149
How can you "marathon" one film?
I didn't get why the bounty hunter who captured the woman thought someone in the cabin was on her side and going to kill everyone. How the fuck did he come up with it? Seemed abrupt
Is there any reason why the poster is Darth Vader's light saber? I thought Disney fucked QT up?
>>64991103
I kinda agree with this. I this is what keeps me from giving it top points. The ending was just a little bit to "simple". It turns out they were all bad. Ok.
It's like that Agatha Christie story when it turns out they were all killers. What the fuck.
>>64972000
>Jackie Brown that high
>>64966419
7/10
it felt like Clue 2: Tarantino Boogaloo but without any clues
and I didn't really get the point of shooting on 70mm if most of the movie is dialogue in a cabin
god tier scenes:vomit sequenceDaisy singing playing guitarstew eatingLincon letter being fakeending
