do native speakers understand 100% of the dialogues in this?
it was a bit tough for me
Hateful Eight
Ryan Richardson
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Noah Peterson
Yes
Hudson Perez
WARM
Blake Mitchell
which lines were confusing?
Jace Murphy
i had to turn on the subtitles for
>Them hillbillies went nigger head hunting
for example
Ian Jenkins
I'm not even native and I did, you need to work on your english
Sebastian Ross
I had no trouble understanding that it was 100% shit
Matthew Moore
but how
studying vocabulary is tedious
Jason Clark
pretty common vocab here in NY
Jose Gray
>You gotta hang mean bastards, but mean bastards you gotta hang.
What did they mean by this?
Hunter Long
First Tarantino movie?
Nathan Kelly
Yes
Mason Smith
im wondering if i should watch this movie,becase i saw Kurt Russel is in it.Is he cool in the movie and does he have a big role?
Jordan King
yes and yes
Nathaniel Ward
Yes and yes.
Jaxson Long
If you're trying to learn a language by studying vocabulary instead of by immersion, you're gonna have a bad time
Wyatt Johnson
...
Jose Ramirez
At least you had some good eye candy
Lincoln Perry
Contender for worst Tarantino film along with Death Proof and Jackie Brown
Matthew Cook
Django Unchained.
Don't forget Django Unchained.
Thomas Green
thx i'll probably watch it but why there are 2 versions of it: 163 min and 187 min.This like the BvS thing theatrical and ultimate cut?
Anthony Gutierrez
Death proof and Django are awful.
Jackie Brown is fucking great (spoiler: you are reatarded)
Hateful Eight was great as well.
Aiden Hernandez
>Jackie Brown is fucking great
>Hateful Eight was great
(spoiler: you are retarded)
Alexander Scott
There's the Roadshow that had a few minutes and an intermission, but that's not available. All copies out now are the same.
Lincoln Myers
Anyone else think it's hilarious that Tarantino made a huge deal of shooting in a specific film format and taking it on the road to be shown in oldschool projection style and then half the screenings were disrupted by projector issues and film burning out?
Juan Morris
Nah I'd say it's hands down the worst Tarantino film.
Death Proof is stupid fun and does what it sets out to and Jackie Brown is just a significant change of pace from the rest of his work that it's pretty jarring after Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs. It's still good, just not AS good.
I never thought Tarantino could even do a straight up BAD film but The Hateful Eight is legitimately a bad movie.
I've tried 4 separate times to watch it but I can never finish it in one sitting. The beginning is so goddamn slow and uninteresting, the dialogue is completely pointless and meandering, and Tarantino's weird bits of forced comedy just felt awkward. There were so many times during my viewing of it that I kept thinking "was that supposed to be funny or what?"
It didn't feel anything like one of his films to me, honestly, I was just completely uninterested for the most part and when Channing Tatum showed up it felt like an entirely different film.
Landon Hall
shut up reddit
Jaxson Diaz
>how dare you disagree with me
go back to tumblr
Josiah Phillips
Jackie Brown is his only good movie. QT fanboys hate it but patricians love it.
Luke Green
Reservoir dogs was worse
Kayden Barnes
That's not even applicable here, Reddit adores anything Tarantino shits out
Anthony Hill
low quality b8, here's your (You)
Logan Allen
What does the 17 minutes contain?
t went to a road show which failed midways
Noah Murphy
>looking for logic in a "reddit" post
"reddit" posts have nothing to do with actual reddit. It's just the cool thing to say this summer. Last year it was cuck. Years before it was hipster, tumblr, etc. Every year its something.
Just hide and ignore, knowing that this person probably has a folder of their favorite BANE posts, and rarest pepe's. And will dress as CIA man (or some variant) this halloween.
Leo King
A title card saying "intermission"
Grayson Williams
Hey, cucks are no laughing matter, it's a serious problem
Xavier Bell
I'm Indian and I understood the dialogues fine. Probably because I've watched a lot of movies.
The movie is pretty good. Maybe second to Reservoir Dogs and Basterds (Sorry). Pulp Fiction maybe above in ranking because of its historical significance, but as stand alone films, they're the same.
I don't agree with the user saying it can't be rewatched. It's really repeatable because of the individual performances.
The one shot that stays in mind is Domergue's broken smile at Marques in the carriage.
The avoidable thing was Tarantino narration, but I guess that's what he calls twisted comedy or whatever.
He's just really bad at it.
Camden Cook
I liked it