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[Orbis Tabula]

Just watched this movie again a few weeks ago. It's so damn good.

 

[Ricky_R]

It's my favorite Tarantino flick. Give it a try sometime.

Mine as well.

 

[Crispy75]

yes

Los Basteros?

 

[Kup]

Aged 8.

 

[BibiMaghoo]

Brad Pitt is so good in this his italian accent is a whole lotta fun.

 

[Pai Pai Master]

The scene where fassbender accidentally blows his cover is one of the best tarantino moments. The whole leadup to that moment is so fucking tense. And after all that setup for his big mission he just fucking blows it.

 

[Bleepey]

There are two films titled 28 Days Later.

At least two movies called Drive.

 

[benjipwns]

correcto

arriverderci

 

[Beren the Empty-Handed]

Isn't there a thing where two movies can't have the same title?

Uhhhhhhhhh...

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) (2008)

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) (1978)

Casino Royale (1967) (2006)

Frankenstein (1931) (2015)

The Longest Yard (1974) (2005)

The Avengers (1998) (2012)

Dracula (1931) (1979) (1992)

Off the top of my head.

 

[firehawk12]

Uhhhhhhhhh...

The Day the Earth Stood Still (1951) (2008)

Invasion of the Body Snatchers (1956) (1978)

Casino Royale (1967) (2006)


Frankenstein (1931) (2015)

The Longest Yard 1974

The Avengers (1998) (2012)

Dracula (1931) (1979) (1992)

Off the top of my head.

Some of those are remakes or properties in the public domain now.

And I imagine the real title of the 2012 Avengers is "Disney Presents: Marvel's The Avengers" or something silly like that.

 

[dantevsninjas]

There are two films titled 28 Days Later.

I think you're thinking of 28 Days.

 

[PeskyToaster]

Love this movie but I've always watched it with a bunch of friends as something we put on when we just want something in the background while we shoot the shit. I need to watch it for real sometime.

 

[Pai Pai Master]

Some of those are remakes or properties in the public domain now.

And I imagine the real title of the 2012 Avengers is "Disney Presents: Marvel's The Avengers" or something silly like that.

It's just "Marvel's The Avengers", but in the UK where the Avengers classic tv show is more well known, the Marvel movie is called "Avengers Assemble"

 

[Stinkles]

whoa. how did i not notice that

If you were British you couldn't miss it. Not movie ruining but weird as hell. Sore thumb.

 

[firehawk12]

It's just "Marvel's The Avengers", but in the UK where the Avengers classic tv show is more well known, the Marvel movie is called "Avengers Assemble"

Right, the 98 movie is a reboot of the British series.

Maybe that name is only trademarked in the UK so they can use The Avengers in America... but you'd think the 98 movie would have the trademark... so maybe it's legally Marvel's The Avengers but people just ignore the Marvel part when talking about it.

 

[Imp the Dimp]

Yeah. It's also one of the best and most entertaining moves I have ever seen.

 

[Beren the Empty-Handed]

Some of those are remakes or properties in the public domain now.

And I imagine the real title of the 2012 Avengers is "Disney Presents: Marvel's The Avengers" or something silly like that.

Yeah, but that still means that two movies can have the same title.

 

[adamsappel]

Isn't there a thing where two movies can't have the same title?

You can't copyright titles.

 

[MetatronM]

Right, the 98 movie is a reboot of the British series.

Maybe that name is only trademarked in the UK so they can use The Avengers in America... but you'd think the 98 movie would have the trademark... so maybe it's legally Marvel's The Avengers but people just ignore the Marvel part when talking about it.

Here's a list of movies titled "The Awakening."

You can name a movie whatever you want. The only reasons you would modify it like with The Avengers (or Inglourious Basterds, for that matter) are marketing related, not trademark or copyright related.

 

[Rich!]

It's spelt that way because that is how Aldo Raine spells it, and it's how he has it etched onto his gun in the film:

not sure how you'd miss that one. It's spelt that way because his character is shit at spelling

 

[Ralemont]

It's spelled 'Tarantino's best movie"

 

[Brazil]

It's spelt that way because that is how Aldo Raine spells it, and it's how he has it etched onto his gun in the film:

not sure how you'd miss that one. It's spelt that way because his character is shit at spelling

I did miss that. Good stuff.

 

[How About No]

BAWNJOURNO

yes

Damn his handwriting is almost as bad as mine. Inspiring to say the least

 

[Rich!]

Watching this film in the cinema was a blast. everyone found the "italian" to be hilarious. which of course, it is. Funny how Omar, third best, had the best sounding italian of all three.

Rewatched all of Tarantino's films after seeing the hateful eight. It's shocking and quite sad how you can immediately mark Sally Menke's absence.

 

[Stitch]

I love the random cheesecake at the bottom right.

Well it actually happens in the movie and then it turns out the girls are nazis and they grab their MP40s to shoot the dudes

 

[PSqueak]

Im astounded by the amount of people in this thread who didnt recognize Myers.

 

[Rich!]

Im astounded by the amount of people in this thread who didnt recognize Myers.

Ditto

He is literally mike myers playing mike myers in a british military costume.

 

[Michael F. Assbender]

It's spelled 'Tarantino's best movie"

Yup.

And one of Brad Pitt's best roles.

 

[Moozo]

yes

This is creepy, Tarantino and I write capital letters in exactly the same way. Like, I just thought this was something I'd written.

 

[mm04]

I remember watching this for the first time knowing nothing about it and being like WTF just happened?? near the end. Funny shit and an enjoyable watch.