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But will they be adding any buttholes?
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And here's hoping it's still bad, but in a new but understandable way.
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Henry Cavill's upper lip is rumored to return for some reshoots.
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Cooked Auto posted:To add to that: What a hilariously idiotic waste of money
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Love to spend $30 mil to appease the 100 fans that were really clamoring for a BvS-level shitshow
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Rageaholic posted:lmao Yeah but AT&T really things if they label everything with the HBO name, it'll attract subscribers. Also the Snyder cut is a dumb idea.
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feedmyleg posted:Also it's 4 hours long and being released as 30-minute episodes rather than a film. Now you have my attention. $30 million is still ridiculous.
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Didn't really help the hateful eight but it's still an interesting decision
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The roadshow of Hateful Eight was dope though. Dug the intermission and Ultra Panavision format
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MacheteZombie posted:The roadshow of Hateful Eight was dope though. Dug the intermission and Ultra Panavision format The intermission was awesome but made me realize how much I was not digging the movie, and was legit tempted to leave but figured I'd stick it out. Didn't get better. Oh well. Cool experience.
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CelticPredator posted:The intermission was awesome but made me realize how much I was not digging the movie, and was legit tempted to leave but figured I'd stick it out. Didn't get better. Oh well. Cool experience. We were in the same boat and planned to leave there. By the time we realized our theater had just skipped it we were too deep and decided the same. And also didn't feel it helped. At least you got the experience.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:Let's loving goooooooo Yaaaaaaassss!!! So stoked!!!! Edit: Snyder Cut! Snyder Cut! Snyder Cut! Gatts fucked around with this message at 23:06 on May 20, 2020 |
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MacheteZombie posted:The roadshow of Hateful Eight was dope though. Dug the intermission and Ultra Panavision format I also saw it in a beautiful olde timey picturehouse in 70mm so it was extra good. Also I got Milk Duds so A+ all around. Well, except for the movie, that was more like a B or B- but still a good time at the cinema, even if, yes, the intermission did give me a bit too much time to reflect on the fact that the movie wasn't as good as I'd hoped.
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It feels weird being one of the few people who thoroughly enjoyed Hateful 8.
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I enjoyed Hateful 8, but at multiple points during the movie, I was reminded of how good The Thing was and how much I'd rather watch that.
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It’s a really good movie. I remember my brother saying he didn’t like it because “It’s just an excuse for Tarantino to have a bunch of people sit around and talk” and I was like, have you ever seen a Tarantino movie before? Like people saying Godzilla 2014 wasn’t a good Godzilla movie because it focuses on the people and not Godzilla, and I’m thinking you have clearly never watched an old Godzilla movie goddamn
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MacheteZombie posted:It feels weird being one of the few people who thoroughly enjoyed Hateful 8.  vI saw the Roadshow version in theaters and enjoyed the whole presentation as well as the movie itself.
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MacheteZombie posted:It feels weird being one of the few people who thoroughly enjoyed Hateful 8. It was my breaking point with the guy after waning on his last few films but the killer was that yeah, it begins as The Thing and then halfway in goes "Sucker! It was ALL lies!" and becomes a different film where the mystery angle is hucked out the window in a way you can't see coming.
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duz posted:Yeah but AT&T really things if they label everything with the HBO name, it'll attract subscribers. The original theatrical release was a dumb idea. Same thing with Solo: A Star Wars Story. Not releasing them was better than trying to scrap months of filming and then badly edit together very different styles of different filmmakers, even keeping elements from the original but removing the payoff.
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MacheteZombie posted:The roadshow of Hateful Eight was dope though. Dug the intermission and Ultra Panavision format The last movie I saw in theatres with an intermission was 2001 in IMAX and I'm pretty sure the intermission is timed so you can get real high before the star gate sequence cuz that's exactly what I did.
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MacheteZombie posted:It feels weird being one of the few people who thoroughly enjoyed Hateful 8. People don't like Hateful 8? Color me confused
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I find it amusing that Tarantino went all out on 70mm for a film that's set almost entirely in a cabin.
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Cacator posted:The last movie I saw in theatres with an intermission was 2001 in IMAX and I'm pretty sure the intermission is timed so you can get real high before the star gate sequence cuz that's exactly what I did. Goons talking about getting high and going to movies is the weirdest flex I've only seen two movies with intermissions, Grindhouse and that Toy Story 1 and 2 rerelease from a decade ago
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Iron Crowned posted:People don't like Hateful 8? Color me confused I liked it but haven't had much of a desire to rewatch it. I saw OUATIH twice in the theatre and bought a home copy in comparison. Len posted:Goons talking about getting high and going to movies is the weirdest flex Yeah but this is 2001 we're talking about, maaaan. They go hand in hand. In other news, Michael Mann wants to make a prequel and a sequel to Heat 
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Cacator posted:I liked it but haven't had much of a desire to rewatch it. I saw OUATIH twice in the theatre and bought a home copy in comparison. Just because you don't want to rewatch something doesn't make it bad, nor less enjoyable. Cacator posted:Yeah but this is 2001 we're talking about, maaaan. They go hand in hand. 
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I really liked the movie that Hateful 8 was before the intermission and didn't much care for the movie that Hateful 8 was after the intermission.
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I put off seeing Hateful 8 until recently because it seemed like a lot of people were disappointed with it and I didn't feel like sitting through a three hour movie. But I'm glad I finally watched it because I loved it, as it turned out. It didn't even feel like it was that long either. I guess I just really love the "people talking in a room" genre.
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Len posted:I've only seen two movies with intermissions, Grindhouse and that Toy Story 1 and 2 rerelease from a decade ago Indian films are getting wider and wider releases the past few years so that's an easy and fun way to bump your numbers
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The first half (pre-intermission) of hateful eight is too long for what the second half ends up being. Put another way, the second half doesn't deliver on what the first half promises. Like it spends way too much time setting up so many interesting lines of conflict and social/power dynamics, and then Walter Goggins' character allies with Sam Jackson despite the latter's killing of the former's idol, which Tarantino completely glosses over in narration with "yeah they had an argument about it," and Channing Tatum shows up Shyamalan-ishly and with zero buildup. He had a great premise and he completely bungled the landing. I wonder if the fact that the script got leaked really early had anything to do with how badly the plot tracks in the latter half.
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I'm rewatching Hateful Eight on Netflix because of this thread and I'm at the part where Jennifer Jason Leigh plays guitar, and oh god, I totally forgot it was an actual period-authentic guitar that gets destroyed in this movie 
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Are you watching the movie or the mini series format? The film, road show, and Netflix mini series cuts have different scenes, and some different takes of scenes that are exclusive to each version.
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Iron Crowned posted:Just because you don't want to rewatch something doesn't make it bad, nor less enjoyable. This is true. I've never watched City of God again, and have watched 2007's Hitman an unjustifiable number of times.
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X-Ray Pecs posted:Let's loving goooooooo Just hook it into my loving veeeins
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Rageaholic posted:I'm rewatching Hateful Eight on Netflix because of this thread and I'm at the part where Jennifer Jason Leigh plays guitar, and oh god, I totally forgot it was an actual period-authentic guitar that gets destroyed in this movie I cringe every time I see that scene. Hateful Eight's among those movies I can watch anytime. I was so bored with Justice League, I don't see a different edit winning me over, but I am curious how different it can be.
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MacheteZombie posted:It feels weird being one of the few people who thoroughly enjoyed Hateful 8. I feel like I would have enjoyed it better if it was on a stage, though I can't quite verbalise why.
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Maxwell Lord posted:All this and Warner Bros. still won't return the 1998 Avengers movie to its full uncut glory. Mind you, not even the show's creators could recapture the lightning in a bottle just a few years later with The New Avengers. Hell, they couldn't even do it while the original show was still running after Rigg left and was replaced by Linda Thorson.
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