Originally posted by Kazenji
Here it is herehttp://www.news.com.au/heraldsun/story/0,21985,25087289-664,00.html
Seriously, i have lost all hope in humanity. I now have the desire to go smash me a bag full of babies. At least that way, I will know that i have saved a bag full of souls form becoming assholes and keeping good movies from eyes just because they don't have a sense of fuking humor. SMASHIN BABIES!!!! SMASHIN BABIES!!!!! 😠 😠
These Bible thumpin pricks haven't even SEEN the movie. Christ, yet they are assuming that because Brad Pitt is in it, The movie is going to attract a crowd of young people and thus, starting a new Hitler uprising. There will be fire in the streets, bodies flung out of windows, babies shot for screaming and your snickers bar will most assuredly will be stepped on if you watch this movie.
If you're going to critique the movie for not reflecting reality, you should at least understand that the movie is entirely fiction before making such an asinine statement.
I hate right-wing family groups like this one. All they genuinely are is a bunch of glorified fascistic censors. "I'm morally opposed to the film! It must be banned!". You're morally opposed to it? Don't watch it, and don't let your kids watch it. But you have no right to tell other people what to say and what to release based on your own moral values.
Really, you know these people aren't doing it to 'protect the children', right? Like the MPAA indirectly does, these people are attempting to control what the adult populace can see. They probably read the script and got horrified, and then decided it will help the world if they ban it.
Originally posted by Toku King
I'm sorry, but "Inglorious Bastards" looks absolutely awful. Is this a comedy or something? I'm not insulting it, I'm being serious. Hopefully, it's a spoof film or something, because if Tarantino's serious, his career's failing faster than you can say "Frank Miller".
It seems fairly obvious from the trailer that this is not a movie to take seriously. At least, that was the feeling I got.
Originally posted by Toku King
I'm sorry, but "Inglorious Bastards" looks absolutely awful. Is this a comedy or something? I'm not insulting it, I'm being serious. Hopefully, it's a spoof film or something, because if Tarantino's serious, his career's failing faster than you can say "Frank Miller".
Tarantino's movies are always post-modern black comedies. This looks to be no different. Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction also mix in aspects of the intentionally ridiculous.
Originally posted by Kovac86
"Speaking over a sinister rock soundtrack..."That was actually pretty funny.
They're the kind of people who blame violence on music, video games, movies, TV. All so they don't have to change themselves and their failed behaviors.
Originally posted by Master Crimzon
Tarantino's movies are always post-modern black comedies. This looks to be no different. Kill Bill and Pulp Fiction also mix in aspects of the intentionally ridiculous.
Tarantino is no longer 'post-modern'. After being shown up as a one-trick pony, a more pertinent classification of his movies would be that they are derivative.
Originally posted by Toku King
I'm sorry, but "Inglorious Bastards" looks absolutely awful. Is this a comedy or something? I'm not insulting it, I'm being serious. Hopefully, it's a spoof film or something, because if Tarantino's serious, his career's failing faster than you can say "Frank Miller".
from the looks of the trailer it looks as though this movie is going to be heavily rooted in comedy, like all of his movie's.
Originally posted by jinXed by JaNx
sounds like every other Tarantino movie 😂
Well, no. Most Tarantino movies (apart from Death Proof) took us somewhere we'd not been before. This is more like: let's slaughter because we gotta, with them evil nazis... If that is the basic premise, it may run a tad thin... I'll be seeing it, apart from Death Proof Tarantino's movies gave me great joy. But seriously, this has me worried.
Thought it'd be shit, didn't I?
Seems like it is:
http://www.guardian.co.uk/film/2009/may/20/cannes-film-festival-tarantino-inglourious-basterds
It will be a rental for me even thought I am a massive Tarantino fan, the last Tarantino film I saw at the cinema was Kill Bill Vol.2 and I adored it and the atmosphere of the cinema was one of best experiences of cinema viewing I have had, for both volumes.
But didn't bother with Deathproof, but that was more because we didn't get the full Grindhouse works with trailers and so on. I ended up really liking the second half of Deathproof even though it got blasted at Cannes the year it came out from what I remember.
But then Peter Bradshaw isn't a critic I take any notice of usually if he is the one I thinking of.
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