The Director's Chair > Quentin Tarantino
JACKIE BROWN
SoNowThen:
--- Quote from: eward ---one of my favorite little moments from the movie...when they're discussing the girl ordell is gonna get for the exchange:
"and don't get some rock-hoe - "
"hey HEY, she ain't gonna BE no rock-hoe."
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Hehehe, yeah, that was great.
I also like the whole "country as a chicken coop" speech...
eward:
--- Quote from: ElPandaRoyal ---I rank this as Tarantino's best film (have not seen Mata a el Bill - Volume 2 yet). Its pace, humour, music, characters, performances... everything's in the right place here. This is almost just talk talk talk, and I can't grow tired of listening to them. Jackie B. is one of my all-time faves.
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it's my personal favorite, but i still think PF is his best, on the basis that no one but tarantino could have given us a film like that. jackie brown could have been a good film in other hands, i think (altho tarantino knocked it out of the fuckin park) and kill bill (now as one complete film I judge it) is too new, let's see how it holds up (tho i'm expecting it to get better with age as his other films)
modage:
--- Quote from: Onomatopita ---Dialogue - great. Style - cool. It really is such a funny movie, too. Like when Melanie is telling Louis about when she was in Japan and then out of the blue says "Wanna fuck?" There's a couple of lines like that, where in the delivery they become laugh-out-loud funny.
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he stole that line/set-up from the Hal Ashby film Shampoo with Warren Beatty and Julie Christie. also: i think personally, although i like this film alot and saw it on christmas (opening) day in the theatres in 1997, its the only film where the dialogue seemed a little TOO qt. like, took me out of the movie because it seemed like how characters in one of his movies should talk instead of how people might actually talk. its a good film, but cant touch the fiction.
ElPandaRoyal:
--- Quote from: eward ---
--- Quote from: ElPandaRoyal ---and kill bill (now as one complete film I judge it) is too new, let's see how it holds up (tho i'm expecting it to get better with age as his other films)
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I haven't seen Volume 2 yet, but if it's as good as 1 was, I think it has a great chance to top Jackie Brown. (I also think when I see it, I'll look at it as one movie as well...)
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modage:
unfortunately its not.
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