You’ve not seen Laurel and Hardy then ?
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[Film] Quentin Tarantino's best film ?
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You’ve not seen Laurel and Hardy then ?
Machiavelli
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That must be the more recent one, set in Hollywood (of all places), starring Pitt and another pretty boy (Di Caprio?). If so, couldn't agree more. Utterly dull, until the explosive, protracted, glorious finale.
Is it PotG?
Thrifty non-licker
Not forgetting Tom & Jerry / Road Runner.
Machiavelli
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Django, Inglorious, RD and PF for me. I'd have to rewatch them in order to put them in order.
I particularly liked that Hollywood avoided American slavery, and two films came along at once tackling it, from markedly different perspectives.
I particularly liked that Hollywood avoided American slavery, and two films came along at once tackling it, from markedly different perspectives.
I so wanted Cayote to get that little ****
METALMICKY
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- Jan 30, 2004
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Absolutely! And surely he had a case against Acme for their continually flawed products!
Cheeky Monkey
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- Jul 17, 2003
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Genuinely surprised at the lack of love for KB1, for me a great watch and you cannae argue with Daryll Hannah’s whistling nurse, the tune she whistles being from a 1968 British horror film, boy did Tarantino watch a breadth of films in that video store.
The Three Stooges had to be the ultimate act of combining violence & humour.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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From Dusk Till Dawn? I really enjoyed it but I can see why it’s jarring…if I recall correctly it was two film scripts mashed together (the first half being written by Tarantino). They couldn’t decide which script to use for their film so they did a chop-shop job and made both as one film. He didn’t direct it though so I don’t think it counts as a Tarantino movie - same goes for True Romance, which he wrote but didn’t direct.