Quentin Tarantino/Inglourious Basterds - Criticize...

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   fierycjposted 15 years ago

   Personally Q is my man, I even made a hub dedicated to his movies and style. I think he's one of the few last standing directors in Hollywood who haven't sold their souls to the Devil of phony, corny art. The man has balls, and best of all he knows no convention. His attitude is more like to hell with the reviews and the critics, I'mma still do what I do. I can go on and on, but I'll let anyone dig in now. Talk about your views on QT and his new movie Inglorious Basterds. But please, only comments with sense are welcome. If you know nothing about movies, or about QT, or about the genre or what not, please do not resort to mindless comments about what you do not know. You'll simply be ignored. Thanks a milli in advance.

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      mtsi1098posted 15 years agoin reply to this

      no doubt QT is my favorite and I will go see IB this weekend

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   earnestshubposted 15 years ago

   Sorry have not seen it yet fiery, or even read any decent reviews. Being Tarantino it will be clever at least, and that usually keeps me happy. New situations and concepts, yeh that's great!

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   mcbeanposted 15 years ago

   Off to see it in 2 days.
   Can't wait.
   Like Ernest says, you know it won't be the same tired old hollywood formula movie.
   Hit or miss they are always worth seeing

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      earnestshubposted 15 years agoin reply to this

      So true! let us know what you thought of it, I will not see it for a week or so

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   fierycjposted 15 years ago

   The movie opened at number this weekend. Knocking out District 9 and G.I. Joe. And grossing over $36M this weekend in the US Alone. Take that you critics! Lmao

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   brodie8288posted 15 years ago

   Tarantino's way too under-rated by both his critics and fans alike. It seems everybody always expects a certain style from him, but he's always got a new and exciting view to his films. Inglourious Basterds was by far one of his best films, if not for the artsy style, then simply for the fact that the film was beautiful to WATCH (example: the first big wide shot of Lapetite and his fields).

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