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debaserr · 08-27-2009, 09:57 PM

i thought it was pretty awesome. i didn't realize that it was 2.5 hours long till after it was over. it entertained throughout. more of a comedy than anything i think. and i concur that the "jew bear" guy was pretty terrible.

boo boo · 08-28-2009, 09:30 AM

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Originally Posted by trace87

i thought it was pretty awesome. i didn't realize that it was 2.5 hours long till after it was over. it entertained throughout. more of a comedy than anything i think. and i concur that the "jew bear" guy was pretty terrible.

Yeah, Eli Roth, I'm pretty sure he's only in that movie because he's buddies with Quentin.

ProggyMan · 08-29-2009, 01:43 PM

1. The movie was incredible.
2. Brad Pitt was comic relief and comic relief only, the ad campaign was centered around him for the purpose of selling tickets, not because he's the focus of the movie.
3. The main (Foreign, previously unkown in the U.S.) actors were incredible, Eli Roth can't ruin a whole movie...
4. There's no dubbing it's the actors speaking English. I'd prefer subtitles to unexplained universal speaking of English, but there is some French and German spoken and the language spoken never actually detracts from the movie.
5. The movie has 'depth and substance' in spades, it's unlike and other Tarantino movie I've seen.

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ProggyMan Reformed Jackass Join Date: Sep 2007 Posts: 3,964	1. The movie was incredible. 2. Brad Pitt was comic relief and comic relief only, the ad campaign was centered around him for the purpose of selling tickets, not because he's the focus of the movie. 3. The main (Foreign, previously unkown in the U.S.) actors were incredible, Eli Roth can't ruin a whole movie... 4. There's no dubbing it's the actors speaking English. I'd prefer subtitles to unexplained universal speaking of English, but there is some French and German spoken and the language spoken never actually detracts from the movie. 5. The movie has 'depth and substance' in spades, it's unlike and other Tarantino movie I've seen.