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Anybodyhome Grand Master

Anybodyhome

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8 hours ago, Jangler said:

Wow, what a really disappointing movie. Oh yeah, it looks good. But the story was a big who gives a sh!t about any of these people. 

Go rewatch Django Unchained, much better.

In all honesty, I didn't give a sh!t about any of the characters in Pulp Fiction, either. That doesn't necessarily make it a bad movie.

And when it comes to movie and TV reviews, you and I are almost completely opposite, so I'm thinking I'll actually enjoy this movie.   

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I liked it a lot.  I would say I did enjoy Django and Inglorious more but that isn't saying this isn't a great movie.  It was a bit long, but there was lots of laughs to be had and dark humor as expected.   Great performances by Jason Leigh, Sam Jackson, Russell, and Goggins.   The rest were good as well.  Great score, as usual.  If you have a hard time with long movies, then you may get a bit bored.  There is always a lot of dialogue in Tarentino's movies.  

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26 minutes ago, Jangler said:

TheRed has spoken....

Are you seeing these movies via bootleg on your computer, or are you actually going to a theater? That might be your problem.

I saw this film in the 70mm roadshow version. With films like this, the experience can change perspective completely.

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it's outside of his top three imo but i still really enjoyed it. QT is a master at dialogue and developing characters. fantastic job building the tensions between the characters. 

arguably the most violent thing he's ever put together, which is saying a lot.

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