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Who saw it? What did you think?
I loved it. I like pretty much all of Tarentinos movies though. I was talking to some people who said they didnt like it, and when I asked them why, they said because it wasnt anything like the previews made it out to be.
How the fuck does that make it not a good movie? I noticed alot of people went in expecting a gory nazi killing spree, and were met with a good story about a few different groups of people, and nazi killing here and there.
So what say you?
I haven't seen it YET but that will change VERY SOON. I love Terrintino movies and I expect no less from this one.
such a good movie you can't even spell it right
jk just bein myself
i know it's spelled the way you typed because i just looked it up after typing that first line
I think they spelt it like that to get around the censors.
There is an Italian film with the title Inglorious Bastards. Terrintino's movie is 'IngloUrious Basterds'
The movie was good. Some of the talking was a little long and slow, but the parts with Brad Pitt were hilarious. It really made the movie.
I'll use my last free pass to see it. Maybe tonight.
There is definitely a lot cut off from the movie. There were a lot more Inglourious Bastards whose fates are a mystery.
Uh... we know 4 of them die and BJ Novak and Brad Pitt survive. There weren't many more to follow up on.
Tarantino said that whoever was there at the end were the surviving members, the rest died in battle.
How many were left after the bar incident?
Well, at that point, four.
But before that, there were a huge number, probably around 10. And only 2 went into the bar, unless you count Hicox.
Id like to see it again. I didnt really catch all of the names.
They didn't matter after Mike Meyers appeared
I was wondering where he was going to pop up. I saw his name in the opening credits.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
Overall the movie was pretty good, but it was a bit too long at 2:32. There were plenty of parts that I felt could have been cut to reduce the runtime.
Reduce runtime = sacrifice quality. I wouldn't have cut anything.
Same here. Thats how Tarentino does it too, he always makes sure you get the full story.Quote:
Originally Posted by MalReynolds
Tarantino does it by getting fanboys to suck him off and anything he does that sucks just gets written off because "that's how Tarantino does it"
someone asked me mid-movie if the film was based on true events
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Actually, I'm going to spoiler this shit so it doesn't ruin the laughter for anyone else.
Thats just how he rolls bruh.Quote:
Originally Posted by Atmosfear
I also laughed a little too much at that part. lolQuote:
Originally Posted by Mad Pino Rage
i asked a little way into the film if there was any truth at all behind it (ie. if the basterds were based on a semi-real group of people, or even a preexisting urban legendy kind of thing) so it's not an entirely stupid questionQuote:
Originally Posted by KT.
anyway necro-ing this thread to say this was a fucking brilliant movie with some of the best visuals i've seen in cinema. i wouldn't have cut everything, but i would have put the story together just slightly differently. the flow didn't sit right with me -- i didn't like the pace at which the "burn down the cinema" plot and the "blow up the cinema" plot unfolded. it felt to me like lord of the rings, where one stays with frodo, sam and gollum for ages, then follows aragorn, legolas and gimli for ages and retracks over time. works in a novel, but wasn't confortable timing onscreen.
What a coincidence. I just watched this today.
And as far as how the story was told, Tarentino does shit like that. Its not hard to keep up though.
no, it's not hard to keep up. i have no problem with its followability. it's just that it didn't quite sit entirely comfortably.
just finished watching this
possibly one of the most intense films i've watched, it was really a case of holding my breath for minutes on end
that juxtaposed with Brad Pitt's speaking Italian scene really did make me smile
my single favourite moment is, after the german guy strangles the actress, he picks up the phone and says into it "the man in the white dinner jacket", and immediately it cuts to brad pitt being tackled from two directions. it was cut together so perfectly and was one of the movie's laugh out loud moments.