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drventure:
Finally got out to check this movie out this afternoon.

Wow. Best Tarantino flick in a long while, though I have to admit I did kinda like his part of that double feature a while back.

The trailers make it out almost like a Brad Pitt vehicle, but Pitt really doesn't get all that much screen time.

And there's plenty of Tarantino talk scenes, although they play a bit odd when dubbed.

Still, I enjoyed it.

Mauzy:
I saw it yesterday and, I must admit, this was my first Tarantino. After seeing this, I will be definitely checking out his other films. I loved the fact that he didn't take the easy way out by having the actors speak English in their respective accents. Having them actually speak the language they were representing was an excellent choice. Christoph Waltz (Col. Hans Landa) was FANTASTIC. All of the award buzz he has been getting is well deserved. Excellent actor and seemingly fluent in 4 languages (Even if not, I was convinced).

drventure:
Yeah, This was definitely one of his better pics. I liked parts of kill bill. Really liked Pulp Fiction. I actually liked Jackie Brown too, but nobody talks about that movie.

Still, this was good. Pitts character reminded me a lot of his char in Snatch, which was an OK movie but not near as good as Lock Stock and two Smoking barrels.

Ginsu Victim:
I loved it.

I especially enjoyed how he allowed scenes room to breathe.

Best spaghetti western since "Once Upon a Time in the West"


--- Quote from: drventure on August 23, 2009, 10:53:04 pm ---I actually liked Jackie Brown too, but nobody talks about that movie.

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It's my favorite QT film, actually.  :cheers:

patrickl:

--- Quote from: drventure on August 23, 2009, 10:53:04 pm ---I actually liked Jackie Brown too, but nobody talks about that movie.
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Lol, I loved that movie, but I never knew it was Tarantino's.

BTW any of you guys seen "The hangover"? I thought that was a great movie also. A bit similar to Tarantino's sillyness.

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