How did he have such big balls?

how did he have such big balls?

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wow, he is literally me.

Seems to me that he doesn't care if he dies or not in a "I'm lucky to have lived this long" sort of way.

heard this shit bombed

>he is chad
>just liek me

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yep

1) he is a war hero
2) he is a stuntman who takes huge physical risks for a living and has probably taken many beatings
3) he can whoop Bruce Lee's ass apparently
4) its just some strung out hippies with like 2 skinny ass dudes in thier whole possey. The rest are literal little girls

Not really. It opened decently although it will bomb.

Brie looks good here

where in the tarantino pantheon does it go

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I actually can't stop thinking about this movie. It wasn't groundbreaking by any means but it's probably the most fun I've had in a theater in a long time. I am also a huge fan of the Tate-Labianca murders and the 1960s as a whole so that was a plus.

These wojacks are going to far

Pulp Fiction
KB2
Inglorious Basterds
Reservoir Dogs
Jackie Brown
Once Upon A Time
KB1
Django
H8

Better than Django and Hateful 8, about on par with Basterds (probably better if you love the late 60s Hollywood setting)

Boring movie desu

ahh, h8 still showing what it means to be a pleb filter

I was appalled by how masturbatory it was and I love westerns, great dialogue and single set movies but for some reason it just felt hollow.

Hateful Eight is easily the best thing he's ever done. It has the best acting and most interesting cast of characters in his entire filmography. The coffee scene is easily the greatest scene he's ever directed.

So memorable that I don't even remember what the coffee scene was. I wonder if that was before or after I walked out and wrote QT off as a viable director? Django put the nail in the coffin and H8 hammered it home. Hollywood however, was incredibly fun.

You forgot Tarantino’s best film, Death Proof