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[Drencrom]

Hopefully it isn't as disappointing as Django

 

[iuxion]

He's never going to make another crime film, is he?

I like Django a lot, but I hope the production goes better this time around. A lot of that movie felt a little... messier than normal.

 

[billy beane]

Damn, so no WII movie with black soldiers then like he said? I'm disappointed.

 

[lupinko]

He better not hang up the towel until he makes Kill Bill 3.

He promised he was going to make a sequel based on Copperhead's daughter.

He already said this project was dead in the water, just like the Vega Bros.

EDIT: I want him to go back to his LA Crime-Dramas. >_>

Oh well, more genre flicks. =/

 

[Skellig Gra]

He said he wanted to stop before he got old so his career didn't outlive his peak as a filmmaker or some stupid boxer metaphor bullcrap. Basically, he recognizes that he's no Spielberg.

That ship sailed quite awhile ago.

 

[otake]

He's called every movie he's made since Kill Bill a "western". All we know is he's writing another movie.

And by the way, True Grit and No Country for Old Men are some of the best movies I've ever seen, not to mention great westerns.

Django was great.

Jackie Brown is still his best.

*Drops microphone*

 

[Blader]

He says a lot of things. The guy lives for cinema. I think once he's actually old and still feels the same level of passion, he'll keep making films or move to television.

I could him moving to TV, but I can also believe him when he says he'll done with filmmaking by the time he hits age 60 and/or puts out 10 movies. He's totally obsessed with the legacy of his filmography and wants to go out before putting out a string of duds.

 

[Stinkles]

Great fucking movie.

"Fill your hands you sonofabitch."

 

[Intheflorsh]

I'm not going to lie, I'm glad someone is still making westerns.

 

[Hindle]

Django Unchained was his best movie, the one film where I finally got what people saw in the guy. The fact he's returning to the genre is great news.

 

[UrbanRats]

I didn't enjoy Basterds, but Django restored my interest in him.
Still, another western... meh.

 

[munchie64]

Cool. the only thing close to bad he's made was Death Proof, and that was probably intentional.

 

[sixteen-bit]

Cool. the only thing close to bad he's made was Death Proof, and that was probably intentional.

what was so bad about it

 

[katkombat]

Hopefully it's better than his last few movies (although I've only really disliked Django and Death Proof), he peaked with Jackie Brown.

Disliked Django?!

 

[Deleted member 22576]

Whoa he actually finished the Kill Bill megacut? Hmm, news to me.

 

[bengraven]

Fuck


YES

 

[Bluth54]

I really enjoyed Django so I don't mind him making another western, though I do hope he makes another modern day movie about criminals like Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction since those two are my favorite Tarantino movies.

 

[hal9001]

I really want him to do a Sci fi film.

 

[sans_pants]

I really dont get directors that whine so much about digital.

Film is a format, it lasted about a hundred years, its over. Relax

 

[greatgeek]

I really want him to do a Sci fi film.

 

[b&jy77VjiKn$#F]

I really dont get directors that whine so much about digital.

Film is a format, it lasted about a hundred years, its over. Relax

Or you can let the man play with what he's comfortable with, you know?

Whoa he actually finished the Kill Bill megacut? Hmm, news to me.

Yeah. I hope he will release it.

I wish.

 

[sans_pants]

Or you can let the man play with what he's comfortable with, you know?



Yeah. I hope he will release it.



I wish.

He's not even shooting digital. He complained about digital projectors

 

[b&jy77VjiKn$#F]

He's not even shooting digital. He complained about digital projectors

Well, whatever he likes. He tried an HD camera once though and directed a scene in Sin City.

 

[lupinko]

Cool. the only thing close to bad he's made was Death Proof, and that was probably intentional.

Probably? That was intentional, that's the idea of grindhouse-Roger Corman B-movies.

 

[Randam]

was just about to post, that i like to see a sci fi/space movie from him and this would just be to awesome.

 

[Tacitus_]

Probably? That was intentional, that's the idea of grindhouse-Roger Corman B-movies.

Yah but it wasn't a good bad movie like Planet Terror or Machete or Black Dynamite. It was just meh.

 

[Kak.efes]

He said he wanted to stop before he got old so his career didn't outlive his peak as a filmmaker

Someone really ought to let him know he's about twenty years late.

 

[Sinatar]

It's Tarantino, his 'next movie' isn't anything until he has a finished script in his hands.

 

[Robot Pants]

Whatever it is, I'm there day 1.
Stoked.

 

[Magic Mushroom]

Someone really ought to let him know he's about twenty years late.

Nah. Basterds and Django were great.

 

[Forsaken82]

I still wouldn't call Django, Basterds, or Kill Bill straight up Spaghetti Westerns, and I know that's one of his favorite genres. Perhaps it's high time he makes his own Once Upon a Time in the West.

Those 3 movies have paid homage to the genre while still being a Tarantino film. I honestly don't want to see a Tarantino film where he apes Leone because I don't think it will work well.

 

[Secret Fawful]

The only person who would do that right is John Woo.

 

[SCULLIBUNDO]

The only person who would do that right is John Woo.

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