So if it's in the Tarantino film universe, I'm guessing that this will be less violent than his other films? Because it's set before the men in Inglourious Basterds put the world into a violent place and ended up with the ultraviolent Kill Bill in the future. Or will this be the precursor to the violence of Inglourious Basterds?



Oh wait, what the hell am I talking about? It's a Tarantino film for Christ's sake.

Django is Julius's great great grand pappy.

You're a smart motherfucker.

Because of the metric system.

I'm actually Quentin Tarantino. I also didnt know you can say **** on her....ahhh I see what you did there.

You're a smart motherfucker.

Eh? Really? Death Proof is fun, but there are so many pointless scenes and shots in it. Scenes that add nothing to the suspense, don't add to the exhilaration of the final scene, but aren't entertaining in a comedic sense and don't add depth to the characters. Filler, in other words.

Jackie Brown is cut so tightly.... it's wonderful. The plot, the dialogue.... Grier's acting is bad at times, but otherwise it's a wonderful film. It's actually my favorite by Tarantino.

I thought Jackie Brown dragged on too long and only kept me moderately interested. It's like a three star film in my mind (out of a possible 5).

Yes, really. Jackie Brown isn't a bad movie, but it's a pretty ordinary movie. It feels very much like it could have been directed by some no-name director and still have turned out the same. There's nothing particularly special about it. Definitely my least favorite Tarantino movie.

Check out the big brain on Brad.

Looking forward to Django, have they announced a release date at all?

Christmas Day.