"Django Unchained"- Tarantino's next film a spaghetti western

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  1. Coach K

    Coach K New Member

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    hes just regurgitating the movie he did with all asians and putting blockbuster names in it.

    regardless it will be entertaining im sure
     
    #21 Coach K, May 10, 2011
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    That would offend GF's everywhere!
     
    #22 Scruggy, May 10, 2011
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    BAM!

    Only if they serve spaghetti. lol

    Or chicken ro mein.
     
    #23 MadBacker Prime, May 10, 2011
  4. Coach K

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    Im gettin Pho today. no msg like chinese

    BOOM!

    Rice Noodle Headshot!
     
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  5. Poeman

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    Italians shouldnt be offended with Spaghetti Westerns...I find it to be a style of filming rather then a offensive term.

    This film is more of a "Southern" as QT calls it with major influence from Sergio Leone's films. So anticipate flashbacks of a painful moment in the hero's life, epic Ennio Morricone music, revenge theme...The most badass duel in the end...Long scenes without dialogue. Over-the-top western...which floats QT's style well...But the script is so much fun to read...

    I cant wait...However for the script. The link was taken down, and if anyone needs it there are ways online to get it "google search" lol...It is around
     
    #25 Poeman, May 10, 2011
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    Why would you want to read the script before watching the film?
     
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  7. Poeman

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    I never do...But you have to read the way Tarantino describes scenes and writes stuff on paper. Its really interesting. But yes, why spoil yourself...But the articles and details already talk about the main plot...So I said why not...
     
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    Just to be clear I was completely joking. I think in no way that it's offensive either.


    Now Dago Western or Greaser Western might be a different story.
     
    #28 MadBacker Prime, May 10, 2011
  9. JetBlue

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    reading a script and watching a movie are completely different experiences. it is no different than watching a film adapted from a book you've read and loved -- you can enjoy a movie even if you know what is going to happen because they are completely different experiences.
     
    #29 JetBlue, May 10, 2011
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    He'll be getting my money. I'm long passed the point of ever "deciding" to go see a QT movie
     
    #30 Talisman, May 10, 2011
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    Ennio Morricone better be doing the score. Otherwise, it's an automatic fail :wink:.
     
    #31 LeonNYJ, May 10, 2011
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    They should make a Guido's Western... that would be weird...
     
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    The experience is different, but not if there's a huge twist in the story.
     
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    Is it true that QT is casting "The Situation" from Jersey Shore as the main villain?
     
    #34 Scruggy, May 10, 2011
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    I don't see how it could possibly be a sequel. That was set in "Japan", whereas this one is set in the Deep South. Sukiyaki Western Django is a great movie, though. Interesting to me that the only one in it to speak Japanese is Tarantino himself.
     
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    No, he's really not. The plots don't even sound remotely similar.
     
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    THE WORD DJANGO MEANS ITS A REMAKE STOOPIDDddddDdD
     
    #37 IATA, May 10, 2011
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    Seriously. I don't see how anyone who has seen SWD can think this is remotely close to a remake/sequel/rehash.

    It's like saying every Sergio Leone film is exactly the same because he worked in the same genre for much of his career.
     
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  19. Coach K

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    c'mon Iggy. your serious?

    im not talking about the plots im talking about cinematography and overall style of the movie.

    im just saying I'm expecting a similar movie sans Asians
     
    #39 Coach K, May 10, 2011
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    Cinematography and overall style of an as-yet unmade movie.

    I understand?
     
    #40 IATA, May 10, 2011
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