Zimbra Posted November 6 Posted November 6 I had it backwards with who was writing and directing: https://www.hollywoodreporter.com/movies/movie-news/warners-gremlins-3-steven-spielberg-chris-columbus-1236419932/ Still, no Dante no sale.
Curt McGirt Posted November 6 Posted November 6 Joe said all he possibly could in 2. Can you really parody this country nowadays like that did? Where do you really go with it as a (for lack of a better term, because I hate this one) "franchise"? This may be a self-fulfilling prophecy but it feels bound to disappoint... even if you didn't carry the "no Dante no sale" position which we should all have anyway.
Log Posted November 6 Posted November 6 53 minutes ago, RIPPA said: Well he is Jermaine's son so he is Michael's nephew so its not that much of a stretch But, still, the kid is not his son. Hee hee! Hoo! 8
Zimbra Posted November 6 Posted November 6 28 minutes ago, Curt McGirt said: Joe said all he possibly could in 2. Can you really parody this country nowadays like that did? Where do you really go with it as a (for lack of a better term, because I hate this one) "franchise"? This may be a self-fulfilling prophecy but it feels bound to disappoint... even if you didn't carry the "no Dante no sale" position which we should all have anyway. Also the best thing Columbus has made in 20 years are two extremely workmanlike Harry Potter movies. Everything besides that is pretty grim.
Brian Fowler Posted November 6 Posted November 6 17 minutes ago, Zimbra said: Also the best thing Columbus has made in 20 years are two extremely workmanlike Harry Potter movies. Everything besides that is pretty grim. And actually neither of them are even in the last twenty years anymore because we are all so very very old 4 1
Zimbra Posted November 6 Posted November 6 God, that should have been 30 years. Excuse me while I wither into dust and blow away. I will give him credit for Nine Months. That was a good 'un.
Curt McGirt Posted November 6 Posted November 6 What kind of jerk puts the blurbs and announcements for an Italian film in English but doesn't subtitle the dialogue?
GojiColin Posted November 7 Posted November 7 11 hours ago, Curt McGirt said: Joe said all he possibly could in 2. Can you really parody this country nowadays like that did? Where do you really go with it as a (for lack of a better term, because I hate this one) "franchise"? This may be a self-fulfilling prophecy but it feels bound to disappoint... even if you didn't carry the "no Dante no sale" position which we should all have anyway. I can already guess the plot: Billy and Kate's kids go to their grandparent's house with Billy to help clean out the place for sale. They find a tchotchke that somehow brings back Gizmo (who left for...reasons and is voiced by Chris Pratt), who has hijinks with the kids. Meanwhile Daniel Clamp has gone from rich yuppie to deranged madman, waiting for Gizmo to return so that he can be reunited with Greta (who also left for reasons and is voiced by Lady Gaga). Something goes wrong and Spike (voiced by Jack Black) and company return and its up to the Kids, a reunited Billy and Kate, Gizmo, and as many cameos as possible to save the day. Also the Gremlins will be full CGI. 1
Curt McGirt Posted November 7 Posted November 7 Well, I got my answer about whether they're gonna kill the blue filter on the Crazy 88 fight.
zendragon Posted November 8 Posted November 8 Kill Bill is QTs answer to Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" or "Simply Having a Magical Xmas Time"; its him at his worst 1
Andrew POE! Posted November 8 Posted November 8 2 hours ago, zendragon said: Kill Bill is QTs answer to Paul McCartney's "Maybe I'm Amazed" or "Simply Having a Magical Xmas Time"; its him at his worst Hey now! I loved McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" with its Yamaha CS-80s! 1
Technico Support Posted November 8 Posted November 8 I really liked the Kill Bill films but have no desire to watch a 4 hour 41 minute version. But I’m happy Uma is (hopefully) getting a payout after that bullshit she went through. 4
Log Posted November 8 Posted November 8 45 minutes ago, Andrew POE! said: Hey now! I loved McCartney's "Wonderful Christmastime" with its Yamaha CS-80s! You are not alone. There are dozens of us who love that song. Dozens! 4
Curt McGirt Posted November 8 Posted November 8 3 hours ago, Technico Support said: that bullshit she went through. Which is? I am unaware. Kill Bill 2 is awesome and I won't have any argument. I want to see it in the theater, but yeah that four hour runtime sounds like a bladder-buster. I hope they at least have an intermission (they will). On BluRay, at least you could FF over the parts you don't want to see. Really I don't care to see most of the first half, just the anime stuff and the colorized fight, but really you don't know where new stuff is showing up (like the Michael Parks scene they showed in the trailer) so that might be hard to pinpoint.
Curt McGirt Posted November 8 Posted November 8 And to answer properly, Death Proof is QT at his worst. 2 1
Technico Support Posted November 8 Posted November 8 @Curt McGirt Quote Uma Thurman was seriously injured in a car crash on the set of Kill Bill: Volume 2, suffering a concussion, permanent neck damage, and knee injuries after being pressured by director Quentin Tarantino to perform her own stunt. The incident occurred when she drove a modified car off the road and into a tree. The event caused a long-term strain on their relationship, though she has stated she has forgiven him for the "negligent" act. There’s footage of it on YouTube. She was concerned about the car’s transmission and, I think, the state of the roads, but Tarantino talked her into it.
Curt McGirt Posted November 8 Posted November 8 Jesus, I don't wanna see that. Was it the Pussy Wagon or the car in Mexico? What was she supposed to do?
Zimbra Posted November 8 Posted November 8 Death Proof is great. Hateful Eight is Tarantino at his worst. And it's been a couple years since I watched it but Kill Bill hasn't held up well for me.
zendragon Posted November 8 Posted November 8 6 hours ago, Curt McGirt said: And to answer properly, Death Proof is QT at his worst. For a car movie the talking to car racing ratio is way off, but at least its not 4 hours of references to Kung Fu movies 5 hours ago, Technico Support said: @Curt McGirt There’s footage of it on YouTube. She was concerned about the car’s transmission and, I think, the state of the roads, but Tarantino talked her into it. The story is that they rehearsed the shot going one way but at the last second QT decided he wanted to shoot it going the other way. There was a bend in the road that caused the accident. 1 1
Curt McGirt Posted November 8 Posted November 8 I'll take four hours of kung-fu references over two hours of barefoot women hanging out talking at a bar intersperced with one car murder and one car stunt-show any day. 1
Curt McGirt Posted November 9 Posted November 9 You nailed it Anyway, we're forgetting all about Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. Most Tarantino films, I'll at least pop on for a minute if they're on TV. I find myself skipping this one every time. When I made the effort to actually watch some of it the other night, it was just Brad Pitt feeding his dog and eating mac and cheese out of the pot while watching HIS TV. Then there were some hipsters dancing at a pool party. The shit is boring. It has to be the only one besides Hateful Eight (which was just exhausting) and Death Proof (just terrible) that I didn't feel like seeing again after I walked out of the theater, and that opinion hasn't changed. 1
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