Originally Posted by staylor26:
I loved it, as I do all of QT’s movies. He’s my favorite Director. He has one bad movie (Death Proof) and it might be my favorite bad movie ever.
I didn’t like it much at first, but it’s grown on me a lot.
Kurt “Fucking” Russell is amazing as Stunt Man Mike. [Reply]
Ugh, felt like watching that band you loved in the 90s reuniting for a tour because someone's going through a divorce/midlife crisis. Moments of brilliance combined with low hanging fruit groaners. Sold out show with people over laughing and applauding so I'm likely the minority. Yes, I knew what to expect going in.
It is filmed perfectly though. A perfectly frosted turd, imo. [Reply]
I liked it, alot. Not my favorite Tarantino but somewhere in the middle, exactly where I have no idea yet until I watch it a few more times. The middle did kind of drag on a bit, could have made it a shorter movie. If you like Tarantino and/or that era of Hollywood you will probably like it. [Reply]
Originally Posted by Predarat:
I liked it, alot. Not my favorite Tarantino but somewhere in the middle, exactly where I have no idea yet until I watch it a few more times. The middle did kind of drag on a bit, could have made it a shorter movie. If you like Tarantino and/or that era of Hollywood you will probably like it.
Pretty much how I felt.
Not as good as Pulp Fiction or Inglorious Bastards but as good as or better than the rest. [Reply]
Originally Posted by saphojunkie:
That person doesn't understand how storytelling works.
Tarantino's work always has a level of intricately woven connections to the storytelling, and in this case the real world incident that is woven into his characters' paths is already very Tarantino like in it's crazy connections. I thought it worked beautifully. [Reply]
