m4st4 wrote:Finally started watching this. First season was great but this is on another level.

Right. One of the best shows on TV right now. I could rewatch any of the two seasons any time.

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Inglourious Basterds
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Kill Bill
5. Django Unchained
6. The Hateful Eight
7. Death Proof
8. Jackie Brown

Something like that.

Brendan Hodges ‏@themetaplexcom 4h4 hours ago Drove an hour to see #TheHatefulEight in 70mm. Projector broke. No film. DCP only. "Death of film prophets" proven correct. Fuck this. Yup. -Vader Did the projector brake during the film or before? It happened twice before with Hateful Eight. In one ins...

Damn good.

Yes, but your comment was basically about how his opinion on the movie isn't exactly legit, might as well be a blind man. If it makes you feel better, I think it's wildly unprofessional of critics who watch shit low quality DVD screeners for reviews. I get sent those links but never watch them. HD ...

Wonderful... it's a movie you simply cannot enjoy if you're antisocial, living outside of States, or once it hits home video, what a story Mark. Said zip about enjoying it. What did I say was is that the worse quality you see it in, the less of a truly cinematic experience you'll have. This is like...

MyCocaine wrote:

m4st4 wrote:Wonderful... it's a movie you simply cannot enjoy if you're antisocial, living outside of States, or once it hits home video, what a story Mark.

I live in Scandinavia and we have a 70mm projector here and so does other cities across Europe.

Mine doesn't.

If you think you've 'really' seen the MOVIE through a screener you misunderstand what makes movies, movies in the first place. -Vader I'm sorry, but my VHS childhood calls bullshit on that statement. You also live in Chicago, that's kind of narrow thinking. My philosophy is seeing as much as possib...

I'd be disappointed as well if I watched a film shot on glorious 70mm on a screener as well. Well, yeah, I probably missed the only great thing about the film. Now, is there any chance Tarantino's gonna shoot a good film on 70mm as well? Explain how it is not good. First 90 minutes are so boring, u...

Allstar wrote:I'd be disappointed as well if I watched a film shot on glorious 70mm on a screener as well.

Well, yeah, I probably missed the only great thing about the film.
Now, is there any chance Tarantino's gonna shoot a good film on 70mm as well?