Re: Tarantino
Posted: Mon January 11, 2016 2:38 am
I thought you meant Tarantino for a minute. He's such an awful actor.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:he'd be on my short list to play me in the rm movie
I thought you meant Tarantino for a minute. He's such an awful actor.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:he'd be on my short list to play me in the rm movie
he'd play devBurtReynolds wrote:I thought you meant Tarantino for a minute. He's such an awful actor.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:he'd be on my short list to play me in the rm movie
BurtReynolds wrote:I thought you meant Tarantino for a minute. He's such an awful actor.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:he'd be on my short list to play me in the rm movie
nope. any good?E.H. Ruddock wrote:BurtReynolds wrote:I thought you meant Tarantino for a minute. He's such an awful actor.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:he'd be on my short list to play me in the rm movie
You ever see Sukiyaki Western Django?
Except for the Tarantino cameo, yesBurtReynolds wrote:nope. any good?E.H. Ruddock wrote:BurtReynolds wrote:I thought you meant Tarantino for a minute. He's such an awful actor.lennytheweedwhacker wrote:he'd be on my short list to play me in the rm movie
You ever see Sukiyaki Western Django?
These people are Pearl Jam fans, Burt.BurtReynolds wrote:Why do people combine Kill Bill? They are two very different movies.
Tarantino originally made Kill Bill as one four-hour-long film. In fact, the first time it was shown, at Cannes, it was shown as one long movie. Only after that did they decide to break it up into two parts. Tarantino counts 'Hateful Eight' as his eighth movie. That means that Kill Bill is one film and Death Proof counts, or that Kill Bill is two films and Death Proof doesn't count. So, I say look at Kill Bill as one movie.BurtReynolds wrote:Why do people combine Kill Bill? They are two very different movies.
KB2 drags the whole down considerably. So if it's one movie, I'd have to rank it dead last.The Argonaut wrote:Tarantino originally made Kill Bill as one four-hour-long film. In fact, the first time it was shown, at Cannes, it was shown as one long movie. Only after that did they decide to break it up into two parts. Tarantino counts 'Hateful Eight' as his eighth movie. That means that Kill Bill is one film and Death Proof counts, or that Kill Bill is two films and Death Proof doesn't count. So, I say look at Kill Bill as one movie.BurtReynolds wrote:Why do people combine Kill Bill? They are two very different movies.
I couldn't pick one part over the other anyway, mainly because I always watch them together and can't really remember in which volume which sequences occur.
That's unfortunate.BurtReynolds wrote:I like KB 2 much more than 1.
I'm not into all that chop socky nonsense. I like the stuff with Bills brother and that fight with Daryl Hannah is brutal.durdencommatyler wrote:That's unfortunate.BurtReynolds wrote:I like KB 2 much more than 1.
The fights in part one are stupid. The blood is stupid. It's a bad cartoon. But it's so beautifully shot. And the "lights off/black and white" thing was innovating and interesting.BurtReynolds wrote:I'm not into all that chop socky nonsense. I like the stuff with Bills brother and that fight with Daryl Hannah is brutal.durdencommatyler wrote:That's unfortunate.BurtReynolds wrote:I like KB 2 much more than 1.
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