Tarantino's next movie is.....

[Lord Bravery]

It seems he frased it extremely badly and meant that a self-respecting 21st century black actor playing a slave in any time period is absurd.

Ahh i see. But still, that comment is absurd.

[carabas]

That it is.

[Greg Anderson]

Tarantino 2012 isnt what he was in 1993 or 1998, nobody would turn down a role in his film if the last of his films havent been almost a parody of his old films. Look at the actors in his recent films they are not the best actor in hollywood exactly.

Kill Bill was the last film of his i enjoyed and i dont really care about this film unless he is back to his best.

I loved the hell outta Deathproof and Inglorious Basterds.

[Lord Bravery]

Inglorious Basterds was excellent and it had a great cast. An A-Lister in Brad Pitt and a who's who of European talent. Including DAT FASS!

[Libaax]

Have you seen the cast for this movie?

De Niro wasn't one of the leads in Jackie Brown, hell one of the leads was a guy who was doing stuff like Uncle Sam at the time. Did you ever see Uncle Sam?

There hasn't really been much talk about anyone in this movie beyond when they were being cast. They hasn't really been much about the other bad guys being played by Samuel L. Jackson, Kurt Russell, and Sacha Baron Cohen in the movie either.
But DiCaprio was just at some Sony thing for the movie.

Lead role ? Who cares De Niro is legend, great actor. Samuel L.Jackson,Waltz,Fox is hardly those type of actors.

Im not dissing this new film, i havent seen it i was talking IB, his other recent films. He had more character actors in his early films. Keitel,Tim Roth etc

[Lord Bravery]

Tarantino has great character actors in all his films. He'll have one or two big names, then the rest of the cast is filled with just great actors, regardless of fame. Anyway, the first two official pictures...

[Simbob4000]

Tarantino has great character actors in all his films. He'll have one or two big names, then the rest of the cast is filled with just great actors, regardless of fame. Anyway, the first two official pictures...

Oh, I haven't seen those, looks really good.

I wonder if the end of the movies going to become a kind of James Bondish thing, the end of the plot synopsis kind of made me think of James Bond.

[pitbull in a skirt]

It seems he frased it extremely badly and meant that a self-respecting 21st century black actor playing a slave in any time period is absurd.

I'm a she, and I think the way I worded it was fine.

[An Ear In The Fireplace]

If it's done like a true spaghetti western then all the dialogue should be dubbed in post. Which would allow a cast of international actors, since their voices would be dubbed in English for the North American version--and other languages for other countries. But I wonder if Tarantino would dare to do that. It would be an interesting stylistic move, but audiences might get upset by the out of sync dialogue.

My Austrian friends tell me that Cristoph Waltz was even better in the German-language version of Inglourious Basterds.

[Simbob4000]

If it's done like a true spaghetti western then all the dialogue should be dubbed in post. Which would allow a cast of international actors, since their voices would be dubbed in English for the North American version--and other languages for other countries. But I wonder if Tarantino would dare to do that. It would be an interesting stylistic move, but audiences might get upset by the out of sync dialogue.

My Austrian friends tell me that Cristoph Waltz was even better in the German-language version of Inglourious Basterds.

I think if he did that it would throw a lot of people off, although I could see him doing it for a tiny scene or something, kind of like the Hugo Stiglitz flashback with the Slaughter theme.

Having that movie in one language seems like an incredibly stupid idea.

[Simbob4000]

Some reactions to the Django Unchained 7 minute Cannes preview.

- From our pals at Twitch: DJANGO gets the most whoops. Plenty of blood, plenty of laughs. Looks like it will be the Cristophe Waltz show.

- indieWIRE's own Anne Thompson had this to say: Weinstein show & tell in #cannes of footage from the master, silver linings play book and Django unchained wowed media crowd. All tricky!

- From Rope Of Silicon: Most intrigued by The Master footage, Django Unchained ext. trailer seemed safe but solid & Silver Linings seemed rather pedestrian.

- From The Film Stage: Django Unchained looks f'n badass...7 minute trailer ending with Jamie Foxx shooting his pistol to James Brown 'Payback'

- And lastly from Movie City News: Just saw trailer for DJANGO "the D is silent" UNCHAINED. Mind successfully blown.

Total Film: 8 things we now know about QT's 'Southern'

[Simbob4000]

First trailer attached to Prometheus

[Simbob4000]

[aNamored]

trailer is here.

Highlight is Franco Nero asking Jamie Foxx what his name is, LOL!

I'm not generally a fan of QT (and thought his last attempt at an SW stunk (Kill Bill series), but I really enjoyed Inglorious Basterds and it looks like I'll like this too. Christoph Waltz and Franco Nero in the same movie? Yes, please. Shame Kurt Russell bailed. :(

[Legato]

trailer is here.

Highlight is Franco Nero asking Jamie Foxx what his name is, LOL!

I'm not generally a fan of QT (and thought his last attempt at an SW stunk (Kill Bill series), but I really enjoyed Inglorious Basterds and it looks like I'll like this too. Christoph Waltz and Franco Nero in the same movie? Yes, please. Shame Kurt Russell bailed. :(

Yeah while I enjoyed the first half of Kill Bill I thought the second half was pretty weak, not the worst Tarantino film I've seen but still. A little surprised to find Leonardo Dicaprio in a Tarantino film