Feb 11, 2020·1 reply5/5
Feb 11, 2020·1 replyOne of my favourites of last year but I can’t help but think that Tarantino could’ve done & pushed this story way further than it went
pneu ❕Feb 11, 2020Fronk5/5
Feb 13, 2020·3 repliesRewatched again today and was reminded to post something (I didn’t back when it first released to avoid spreading spoilers)
But anyone else catch the Inglorious Basterds reference? For one the fact Cliff is a stuntman, the same pretend role he gave himself in IB
But also Antonio Margheriti is the fake Italian name they used in IB for the “film maker” but it’s also the name of an Italian director in once upon a time
The QT universe continues
Feb 13, 2020·1 replyChoose a usernameRewatched again today and was reminded to post something (I didn’t back when it first released to avoid spreading spoilers)
But anyone else catch the Inglorious Basterds reference? For one the fact Cliff is a stuntman, the same pretend role he gave himself in IB
But also Antonio Margheriti is the fake Italian name they used in IB for the “film maker” but it’s also the name of an Italian director in once upon a time
The QT universe continues
you're absolutely right lol
that and the Antonio Magaretti thing lol
- Feb 14, 2020mentalcase420
you're absolutely right lol
that and the Antonio Magaretti thing lol
Yessir. The Antonio s*** is what I caught instantly. But when I went back to IB I realized Brad character said “I’m a stuntman” lol s*** crazy
My nigga QT really be having this s*** planned out like that? S*** crazy he got Pitt to actually play a stuntman now
- Feb 14, 2020Choose a username
Rewatched again today and was reminded to post something (I didn’t back when it first released to avoid spreading spoilers)
But anyone else catch the Inglorious Basterds reference? For one the fact Cliff is a stuntman, the same pretend role he gave himself in IB
But also Antonio Margheriti is the fake Italian name they used in IB for the “film maker” but it’s also the name of an Italian director in once upon a time
The QT universe continues
Antonio Margheriti is an actual Italian director who directed several B-movies so it comes full circle
Feb 14, 2020Basterds is his best post-crime genre work, makes sense.
- Feb 14, 2020·1 reply
Wonder what his next movie gonna be
- Feb 14, 2020·2 repliesCampari
One of my favourites of last year but I can’t help but think that Tarantino could’ve done & pushed this story way further than it went
Basically how I felt each time.. It was entertaining but I couldn't stop thinking about how much greater the story could have/should have been, especially for Tarantino.
Then you think about Pulp Fiction, which also has like no story, but it's execution and how it all ties together and the themes are much better and tone also feels way more grounded in reality. I love Kill Bill, IB, Django, which are cartooney at times, I can't help but feel Hateful Eight and OUATIH are extremely outside any realm of reality to where it turns me off to it a bit.
OUATIH tried at times to stay real and enraging but as soon as Leo started over acting like crazy and they start smashing the girls face in the wall I got completely taken out of it and didn't care about these guys like I would the characters in his other movies. I don't know how to really explain it well... But hopefully someone can relate. 
Feb 14, 2020·1 replyBigBoyWonder what his next movie gonna be
Isn’t he doing Star Trek next?
- Feb 14, 2020allmygirlsdoyoga
Isn’t he doing Star Trek next?
He writing it but I'm talking bout his own film
- Feb 15, 2020Hudsanity
Basically how I felt each time.. It was entertaining but I couldn't stop thinking about how much greater the story could have/should have been, especially for Tarantino.
Then you think about Pulp Fiction, which also has like no story, but it's execution and how it all ties together and the themes are much better and tone also feels way more grounded in reality. I love Kill Bill, IB, Django, which are cartooney at times, I can't help but feel Hateful Eight and OUATIH are extremely outside any realm of reality to where it turns me off to it a bit.
OUATIH tried at times to stay real and enraging but as soon as Leo started over acting like crazy and they start smashing the girls face in the wall I got completely taken out of it and didn't care about these guys like I would the characters in his other movies. I don't know how to really explain it well... But hopefully someone can relate.I agree. He beautifully rebuilt 1969 Hollywood and was so authentic with that time period down to the minute details all for a day in the life type buddy movie just seemed a bit underwhelming.
Don’t get me wrong, even that was a privilege to watch watch and not every movie needs to be over the top but, the entire Manson backdrop and classic Hollywood felt so vast in comparison to the on set scenes from Leo.
I thought Cliff meeting the Manson girl early on would tie in a bit more cleverly rather then him just remembering Tex at the end.
Regardless though it’s a great watch and one of my favourite Tarantino’s of all time, s*** made me buy a ticket to LA the minute I walked out the theatre.
Feb 15, 2020·1 replyHudsanityBasically how I felt each time.. It was entertaining but I couldn't stop thinking about how much greater the story could have/should have been, especially for Tarantino.
Then you think about Pulp Fiction, which also has like no story, but it's execution and how it all ties together and the themes are much better and tone also feels way more grounded in reality. I love Kill Bill, IB, Django, which are cartooney at times, I can't help but feel Hateful Eight and OUATIH are extremely outside any realm of reality to where it turns me off to it a bit.
OUATIH tried at times to stay real and enraging but as soon as Leo started over acting like crazy and they start smashing the girls face in the wall I got completely taken out of it and didn't care about these guys like I would the characters in his other movies. I don't know how to really explain it well... But hopefully someone can relate.It’s literally a fairytale
Feb 15, 2020·1 replyithakaFirst Tarantino movie ever I have genuinely absolutely no interest in rewatching even once and I hate to see it 😞
It’s gotten better with every rewatch for me
Feb 15, 2020Choose a usernameRewatched again today and was reminded to post something (I didn’t back when it first released to avoid spreading spoilers)
But anyone else catch the Inglorious Basterds reference? For one the fact Cliff is a stuntman, the same pretend role he gave himself in IB
But also Antonio Margheriti is the fake Italian name they used in IB for the “film maker” but it’s also the name of an Italian director in once upon a time
The QT universe continues
Didn't catch this
- Feb 15, 2020
- Feb 15, 2020ilgnd
It’s gotten better with every rewatch for me
This!! I really do love this movie. Obviously the shock value of the ending isn’t there anymore but I still love it none the less
- Feb 15, 2020
Just rewatched this since it was in theatres and this fool QT did a flashback within a flashback. Pretty sure that’s against the rules
- Feb 15, 2020ANTI
It’s literally a fairytale
You don't say.
Feb 15, 2020ithakaFirst Tarantino movie ever I have genuinely absolutely no interest in rewatching even once and I hate to see it 😞
It’s a poop movie
Feb 22, 2020dundiswho got that clip of him saying hello film fans in the most ridiculous accent ever? it's from his rolling thunder box set or some s*** like that please
still waiting pls dont leave me hangin
May 11, 2020Just watched this, last 20 minutes the most Tarantino thing I’ve ever seen
- May 11, 2020
watching this on my new 4K TV...fuuuuuuuuuuck
- May 11, 2020
His best
