A new movie by Quentin Tarantino 
. It's basically about a group of soldiers who are sent into Germany to kill as many Nazis as they can. Their goal is 100 Nazi scalps, and Brad Pitt wants his scalps.
Trailer 1
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Trailer 2
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This is the other movie I'm anticipating besides District 9. And I got to make both threads :happy: .
Is there any way to post an HD video here?
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Love how this looks. Just a movie revelling in its own badass. It's not trying to win an oscar, or make audiences tear up, or make Roger Ebert spooge in his pants… No, it's a motherfucker. The movie equivalent of Stone Cold Steve Austin. For this, I shall go see this movie.
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Originally Posted by Buccaneer
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I also am a big Tarantino fan. And you basically described all of Tarantino's movies to date .
And that is why I love Tarantino. Fuck the artsy-fartsy Mystic River bullshit, the man makes balls-to-the-wall, honest-with-itself entertainment! And he does it with great cinematography, directing, and incredibly realistic dialogue!
[And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes
I'll see you on the dark side of the moon]
Well, I think Roger Ebert has liked all of Tarantino's moves anyway
Boy, don'tchu come at me with your facts!
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Originally Posted by Buccaneer
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Lol, I have pajamas with that on them 
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I guess I'll post the second trailer. I'll post it in the OP too.
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Heard about this idea many years ago, so i gotta check it out. As long as it doesn't have any 50 minute pointless dialogue stuff like from Death Proof, then I'm sure it will be a good Tarantino film.
Death Proof was my least favorite movie by Tarantino. So I'd say that if you enjoyed any other movies besides Death Proof see this.
Looking forward to this, looks like a lot of fun.
My favorite movie of all time is Pulp Fiction, so I'll always check out QT's movies on principal.
@Kairouseki:
Death Proof was my least favorite movie by Tarantino. So I'd say that if you enjoyed any other movies besides Death Proof see this.
I've been a fan of his for awhile and enjoyed most of his work but yea, Death Proof was my least liked Tarantino film. When i heard about this idea of his years back, it was supposed to have Michael Madsen and…maybe John Travolta too(Vega Brothers or maybe that was another idea)...can't remember since it was a ways back and i never followed up on it. I sure the new cast will do fine, Brad Pitt can be funny.
Every awesome human being is allowed a creative hiccup or two. Death Proof was Tarantino's.
Yep, hopefully it won't happen again.
Death Proof was an awful movie. I still can't believe Tarantino made it. All of his other films are fantastic… you just want to forget Death Proof.
i love tarantino's films.in every film he always have interesting characters and the action scenes are done so well.I'm really excited for this film
death proof wasn't that bad i liked its themes and it's little homage to kill bill.when i heard that twisted nerve ring tone i thought to my self i need that ring tone.also the song at the end credits was catchy.
I actually liked Death Proof Kurt Russel (wannabe John Wayne) was rather good in it, the 1st half of the movie stunk but the 2nd half was pure win (for me anyways)
I'm a huge tarantino fan and I heard about this movie being talked about a good 4 years ago. Now seeing as how this is becoming an actual movie i'm stoked. My favorite QT movie is his first: Reservoir Dogs
I think for me it's a tie between Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction.
The thing I like about Pulp Fiction is that it has multiple storylines and I like movies with more than one storyline. Reservoir Dogs is just pure style .
i have to say i loved kill bill the most.the way the characters just shined was the best. even though veronica green only had like only 10 to 15 minutes in the movie she still stood out as an assassin.bill was so bad ass with out doing any thing. it was very"wow", it was kind of chilling when he spoke.
also iron monkey was very good so that's my second choice from his movies.
Iron Monkey? tarantino has only made 6 movies which he both wrote and directed himself: Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jacky Brown, Kill Bill (part 1 and 2 are actually 1 movie tarantino said so himself), Death Proof, Inglorious Basterds (his latest being the 6th).
Looks cool, I'll watch it
Iron Monkey? tarantino has only made 6 movies which he both wrote and directed himself: Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jacky Brown, Kill Bill (part 1 and 2 are actually 1 movie tarantino said so himself), Death Proof, Inglorious Basterds (his latest being the 6th).
yeah he created a movie called iron monkey.i have the dvd box and it said it was made by him on the box
"Presented by" is not the same as "Made by."
I've never heard of Jacky Brown :ermm: . Is it as good as his other movies?
Indeed, Iron Monkey was just like Hero and some other films, made in Hong Kong without any involvement from Quentin. He just got a "presented by" credit for getting them released in America by Miramax.
Jackie Brown is "ok". Sam Jackson and Deniro are great in it, but it's kind of dull sometimes. Not one of QT's stronger movies.
@Psycho_Kenshin:
Indeed, Iron Monkey was just like Hero and some other films, made in Hong Kong without any involvement from Quentin. He just got a "presented by" credit for getting them released in America by Miramax.
Jackie Brown is "ok". Sam Jackson and Deniro are great in it, but it's kind of dull sometimes. Not one of QT's stronger movies.
Someone seriously thought Tarentino made Iron monkey
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I saw that movie years before they nerfed it in the states. The unedited version is waaaaaaaaaaaaaay better than that american crap. They cut so much and the voices are just terrible.
I agree with ya on Jackie Brown. I liked all the actors, they all did a good job, even Debo, but there were some dull moments. None the less, i enjoyed it.
Amazing movie, definitely buying it on Blue-Ray.
I do wonder how many people were off-put by reading subtitles 90% of the movie. Nobody in my theatre complained but I have been in a few movies with people complaining about having to read.
Considering the ending, and the premise itself, I wish DC would be able to make "Red Son" as a movie.
Also, kinda annoying that they subbed some "common" french and german words…themselves (Merci = merci, Monsieur, etc.)
Ah, I'm so looking forward to this movie, but I won't be able to see it until next week.
I might see it tomorrow or the day after. I don't mind reading subtitles so I can't see me having any problem with them, but the movie is mostly in subtitles?
@Kairouseki:
I might see it tomorrow or the day after. I don't mind reading subtitles so I can't see me having any problem with them, but the movie is mostly in subtitles?
Hmm, I imagine most of the subs would be for the German dialogue. Of course, with most of us being fans of anime subs I'd think subtitles wouldn't be a problem for most of us XD Anyway, I'm gonna try and see the movie on Sunday.
@Kairouseki:
but the movie is mostly in subtitles?
Yep, mostly German and French.
Saw Inglourious Basterds last night, loved it! Great comedy, effective drama, legendary violence, stylishly shot and well acted. Masterpiece material, though Pulp Fiction is still my favorite.
Also, this movie features the best chapter title in history:
! Revenge of the Giant Face
Just got back from seeing and, by golly, Tarantino delivers again. The first chapter was just chilling. Christoph Waltz is a fantastic actor. Brad Pitt was great too, and so damn funny. As for the movie itself, I thought the story and the action and everything else was great. The whole basement scene with the German actress seemed a bit tedious and went on a bit too long I thought, but otherwise no complaints. Definitely buying it on DVD.
[And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes
I'll see you on the dark side of the moon]
It was pretty gory, scalps getting taken, brains beaten in by a bat. The basement scene had a nice finish though, don't you think?
This was a damn good movie. The people over at Fandango are complaining about having to read. I find that funny. That basement seen was kick ass. Feel sorry for the boy, he's going to grow up with no daddy now :sad: I loved the Theater part when Brad Pitt is speaking "Italian" XD
This was a damn good movie. The people over at Fandango are complaining about having to read. I find that funny. That basement seen was kick ass. Feel sorry for the boy, he's going to grow up with no daddy now :sad: I loved the Theater part when Brad Pitt is speaking "Italian" XD
Lol, "Gore-la-mi."
The basement scene had a nice finish though, don't you think?
Feel sorry for the boy, he's going to grow up with no daddy now :sad:
I agree with gold rogger. That kinda depressed. That's also why I was kind of satisfied when…
! The German actress got her comeuppance.
But then again I guess there were quite a few sad/disturbing deaths in this movie. This may actually be Tarantino's most violent film yet.
Oh, and did anyone spot the Mike Myers and Julia Louis Dreyfus (oops, wrong person ^_^;) cameos? Because I couldn't spot them for the life of me.
[And if the band you're in starts playing different tunes
I'll see you on the dark side of the moon]
Oh, and did anyone spot the Mike Myers and Julia Louis Dreyfus cameos? Because I couldn't spot them for the life of me.
Mike Myers was the British officer who was in charge of Operation Kino. Not the one that actually went on the mission, but the one who gave him the mission.
"If I were you, I'd be shitting my pants right now."
I agree with gold rogger. That kinda depressed. That's also why I was kind of satisfied when…
! The German actress got her comeuppance.
But then again I guess there were quite a few sad/disturbing deaths in this movie. This may actually be Tarantino's most violent film yet.
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Had this been real, I'm sure you'd REALLY feel bad for the Nazi officer. That was the whole point of the scene. You wouldn't care if you were there.
Oh, and did anyone spot the Mike Myers and Julia Louis Dreyfus cameos? Because I couldn't spot them for the life of me.
YES! I LOVED THE MIKE MYERS CAMEO! I was like…WAIT THAT OLD BRIT DUDE IS MIKE MYERS!
I feel sorry for the one dude who just wanted to be friendly and then well yeah. XD Poor guy.
I saw the film last night, and I loved it. Brad Pitt did really do nothing but talk, but he did it well. Some of the scenes gave me that good chill I got when I first saw Reservoir Dogs.
YES! I LOVED THE MIKE MYERS CAMEO! I was like…WAIT THAT OLD BRIT DUDE IS MIKE MYERS!
The old guy was Mike Myers? Damn.
Oh, something else I'd like to add. This doesn't have anything to do with the movie, but when I was watching the movie previews and ads I was pleasantly surprised to see an ad for the Eureka Seven movie. It wasn't a full theatrical trailer, but it was an ad they showed before the coming attractions. Anyone else see that?
The whole basement scene with the German actress seemed a bit tedious and went on a bit too long I thought
Coudnt disagree more, that scene was the very high point in the entire movie.
Now Brad Pitt's joke dialect went on too long and was tedious. Heck every Brad Pitt less scene was great, all he did was bring down the rating for this flick. Whilte Waltz on the other hand, is pure gold. That man needs every award that can be given out for his performance.
And i thought it was pretty intresting that the germans were portrayed as mostly normal people while the americans were blood thirsty psychos who were worse than the gestapo. Very intresting take on it indeed.
Loved it.
The rising tension in alot of those scenes was amazing, great movie.
It was good no doubt about it, but it was also a pretty uneven film. When its on a high it blows you away but there's a couple of lacklustar scenes in betwenn. But i guess that's pretty much classic Tarantino right there, Even Pulp Fiction dragged a bit.
Coudnt disagree more, that scene was the very high point in the entire movie.
Well, it might've helped if I'd known that those two Nazi officers were two of the basterds. I didn't get that until Hugo's flashback. To me it just looked a bunch of people I had never even seen before talking about nothing. I guess that's why it seemed tedious to me.
That would be an easy mistake to make, since none of the guys in Brad Pitts group was distinguisable from the next.
I saw it las week and i had less subtitles. 
The only problem was, i couldn't tell when they were speaking English in the original version, because they spoke German when the spoke German, and they spoke German when they actually spoke English. Looking forward for the DVD …
Oh and the film was great and it was really entertaining the whole time. But it was a bit sad that almost everybody had to die. And Christoph Waltz was awesome of course!
And i thought it was pretty intresting that the germans were portrayed as mostly normal people while the americans were blood thirsty psychos who were worse than the gestapo. Very intresting take on it indeed.
It's played for laughs, though, because the entire movie is a "KILL THOSE MOTHERFUCKIN' NAZIS!!!!!!!" fantasy piece, and makes no bones about being such. So, it has fun with it and runs with it. This is why the movie is awesome. It's like if Call of Duty players really could go mow down some Nazis in real life.
