THIS faggot was the best character
>>64524949
I love mumble and grunt man!
>>64524949
I just kept thinking of that dude in Wild Wild West
mi negro amigo
What do you guys think about this movie ?
Surprisingly forgettable now that I think about it. I enjoyed it quite a bit when I saw it though.
pretty good
good, not great but good
>As always, QT is concerned only with expressing his antisocial impulse. The Hateful Eight doesn’t aim for historical realism, just the movie-based, juvenile fantasies of brash frat boys and oily hipsters. QT casts alter-ego Samuel L. Jackson as Major Marquis Warren, a black Civil War veteran turned bounty hunter who commandeers a group of white ne’er-do-wells who are snowbound at a Wyoming stagecoach stop, Minnie’s Haberdashery.
>No wonder QT launched his publicity campaign for The Hateful Eight by taking an unprecedented position favoring the current anti-police protests. This dubious act of “solidarity” with the Black Lives Matter crusade showed how truly out of touch Tarantino is with African-American lives. His films demonstrate that he relates to black culture only through fanboy fantasy. Despite his specious protesting, The Hateful Eight accepts racial hostility as endemic to American culture. That’s why, having relished Shaft, Hammer, and Slaughter and been aroused by Pam Grier’s films, Tarantino feels he has a right to manipulate a black protagonist and the dynamics of race relations in The Hateful Eight – as if he himself were a black man with a cause. This is an extension of what Tarantino’s producer-distributor, Harvey Weinstein, called “The Obama Effect."
>In response to Obama-era sanctimony, and feeling safe from any accusations of racism, Tarantino acts as if he is justified in ignoring public decorum and any societal misgivings in his outpouring of America’s #1 racial epithet. He puts unreserved hostility in his white characters’ mouths and — with the encouragement of an Academy Award for the scabrous Django Unchained — challenges anyone to resent it. (Major Warren’s adjustment to the N-word distorts its usage by today’s multiculti generation.) In lieu of dramatic excitement, The Hateful Eight derides Obama-era politesse for little stabs of bigoted satisfaction. QT liberates his white characters (and his audiences) from well-mannered reticence.
>The Hateful Eight indulges the most heinous racist fantasies, climaxing in SamJack’s parody of Abraham Lincoln’s largesse, plus a flashback of black phallic domination addressed to Dern’s Confederate general. This scene’s pretense of emasculating two generations of white manliness is a private joke derived from blaxploitation’s get-whitey convention. But it seems that Tarantino himself has probably not quite figured it out. So, instead of writing characters with emotional complexity, he mangles narrative structure while twisting the American vernacular.
I haven't watched a movie in the last 3 years, I get everything I need to know from Armond.
>Language in The Hateful Eight overwhelms the story. It obliterates the law-and-order concern that is basic to the western while trivializing the film’s race-relations subtext. (The scene of a white woman’s lynching doesn’t exactly pay reparations.) Tarantino’s wigger use of “nigger” goes back to pre–Civil-Rights-era defamation — not hip-hop’s fraternal term “nigga,” which linguists might describe as infra dig. Given our current national dialogue on race (ha!), QT’s linguistic offenses are meant to appease both guilt-ridden whites and resentful blacks. This affront is likely to suit the aberrant feelings of outrage that fuel the recent puerile protests. (“See, this proves white cops are racists,” the anarchists will chime. But are they ticket-buyers?)
>The etymology of the word “nigger” and its faddish evolution are not explained by The Hateful Eight’s fiction. Instead, Tarantino’s insensitive goof abuses political sophistication; his liberalism dispenses with caution and opts for shamelessness. He is clearly indifferent to the humanism exhibited in the remarkable 1967 western Hombre, where director Martin Ritt and two of Hollywood’s most talented screenwriters, Irving Ravetch and Harriet Frank Jr., sought to clarify Civil-Rights-era complexities. As Hombre’s half–Native American outlaw, Paul Newman faced down feckless settlers and brazen villains and was instructed, “You will find that white people stick together.” It was a revelatory moment for liberal Hollywood — never to be repeated.
>mfw the EU is now non-cannon and pretty much as relevant as any half-arsed fan fic
Oh no! The EU had such great stories like... the one about Yaddle... and the other random jedi
>believing in some arbitrary definition like 'canon'
>Elan
>Sleazebaggano
This is going to be the biggest grossing film in the history of mankind pay your respects to Jim here it's over!
By tomorrow we'll be edging forward another 100mil and everyday beyond until we beat this!
How many more of you are booking tickerts for the weekend, I urge you all to get family and friends and do this!
>>64524651
The Rehash Awakens is NOT going to beat a Legendary film m8 get over it!
>>64524651
oh my god i don't care
i don't care if avatar is highest grossing or star wars or the avengers or whatever
jesus i just don't care
shut the fuck up
Im trying as we speak to get our nightshift to agree to a 25 man seating at imax this weekend that should get some more money in
Ok guys, I have a really crazy game of thrones theory but bare with me.....
What if joffery isn't robert's son?
This would explain that odd scene in which ned stark looks through a book that describes the hair colors of robert's kin.
It's also evidenced by this odd line of dialouge by robb stark:
"The king joffery baratheon, is neither a true king nor a true baratheon"
It's a weak theory, and you have to read pretty hard into it...but it kinda makes sense.
What do you guys think?
>>64524648
Don't ever post in my fucking thread again unless you contribute.
>>64524695
this theory does actually contribute... it carries a lot of weight.
Think about it, joffery wouldn't be the one true king if it's true.
If Joffery isn't Robert's son, that might mean Tommen is illegitimate as well. This is an interesting theory, if this were revealed to the people of westeros, they would turn to Stannis as the rightful heir to the throne.
ITT: the worst Adult Swim show
>>64524563
pleb
>>64524563
Shin Chan though
Squidbillies
Why is this movie considered a masterpiece in this board?
I hate you because you're not asking a real question you just want memes.
>>64524444
No one cared who he was until he brought the quads
Literally memes. As a film it's mediocre at best.
>nice costume, did your wife's son buy it for you?
>>64524384
>What did he mean by this?
>>64524401
He is calling him a cuck
>>64524384
kek
Only god forgives>Pusher 2>Drive>Bleeder=Pusher>Valhalla rising
Drive > Pusher 2 > Bronson > Pusher > Pusher 3 > Only God Forgives > Valhalla Rising > Bleeder
>>64524286
>Pusher 2 that high
>>64524202
Only God Forgives was horrible. Adding Freudian themes to a work doesn't make it more profound. It has to say something about it. It displays something but never says anything about it.
God being a byproduct of our collective need for a paternal figure has always been a central idea of psychoanalytics. I hate how people treat OGF as profound when it's just rehashing someone elses ideas.
Why anybody would want to see TFA when it's shitty nostalgia pandering cash grab with mary sue as main character, putting memes into established characters, deviantart tier redesigns and donut steels?
>>64524037
>Movie theater ticket man trying to small talk you
Must be American thing
>>64524348
it really isn't.
>>64524037
What the fuck is it with modern-day "nerds" and their obsession with consumerism? Can't you be passionate about something without throwing down $$$ to purchase loads of products so you can identify with something?
This is exactly what large corporations want.
Just watched pic related. You guys were right it's fucking awesome.
>it's fucking awesome.
Not really.
woman detected
>>64523704
except it is one of the best movies i've ever watched
>>64523710
they say women can't understand this movie though
What's this hairstyle called? Also, discussion about the special episode.
>27
>have the same hairline
WAKE ME UP
>>64523712
It's only bad when you're a little bitch about it.
>>64523712
Time to bust out the clippers and start shaving m8
Explain why this is a bad movie
>You can't
>>64523580
it's too wet
>Costner on top of the world after Dances and Robin Hood, and picks this as his vanity project
>Balls of steel
>Super cool mechanical catamaran
>Throwing a small child into the sea
>That piggy bird's arse
>The Mariner
>Gregor
>Skyboats
>Underwater jetskis
11/10
>>64523580
7/8 too much water
Why wasn't he in the Despecialized version?
Because he was only in deleted scenes some of which were brought back to the SE
because the whole point of the despecialized version is to return the films to their original theatrical incarnation
>>64523454
You were raised on the Special Edition trilogy, I take it?
