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[1] On Oct-13-2003, Dave wrote:

OH YEA...QT is so the man when in comes to creativity in movies. Inglorious Bastages will look the part of genius when he's thru...


Where Eagles Date and The Dirty Dozen are my favorite epic war movie/adventures. I love the cinematography of W.E.D.


GO QT

[2] On Oct-15-2003, Adam wrote:

I've also heard that QT wants Adam Sandler to star in this movie. I think this would be awsome and I can't waite to see what happens with this one.

[3] On Oct-16-2003, justin wrote:

i love everything he comes out with, its brillant , cant wait for a Quentin Tarantino look at WWII

[4] On Oct-17-2003, Belgand wrote:

Y'know... I was skeptical about casting Sandler (as the rumours go) but after seeing the work that he was capable of in Punch-Drunk Love (sadly it was too intelligent and arty for the Sandler fans and Sandler kept the P.T. Anderson fans away), which, admittedly, was crafted for him and created a universe entirely based around him, I think he might really be able to do a good job in this. Who knows, this could be an amazing turn for him.

[5] On Oct-22-2003, marcus wrote:

Leone's Dollar's trilogy is bad ass and incredibly stylish. If Tarantino pays homage to Leone by fusing a WWII epic with Spaghetti Western....look out. It's incredible how Tarantino (the film roladex that he is) is able to draw on all these genre's and still remain originary.

[6] On Nov-10-2003, Gekko wrote:

man oh man. I barely know anything about this movie, but i'm already getting excited! QT is doin' a war movie? I was concerned at first.. but it's a new angle in the increasing amount of genre's the director is embracing (and mixing together). After seeing Kill Bill I was heavily pleased at QT's admiration towards the fusing of kung-fu and western films. And after reading that there will be spaghetti-western influences in Inglorious Bastards , i'm very very stoked. The cast already looks incredible. Michael Madison is one of my favorite actors. He has just an incredible presence in movies by simply squinting his eyes in the menacing way that we've all come to know. I was skeptical of sandler at first. I'm not really a fan of the re-hashed SNL characters he's been using in his movies, or his pop-culture status. But i give him credit for his acting capability in Punch-drunk love and i think he'll work great for the film as possible comic relief in certain scenes since theres no doubt QT can write a wise-cracking, foul mouthed character. But anyway, i apologize for the length of this post and i cant wait to hear more on this movie!

[7] On Nov-10-2003, Anonymous wrote:

Are you kidding? Every movie Sandler is in contains a universe entirely based around him. I, for one, would like to see Sandler in a serious-type dramatic role (with the Tarantino lines and story). I thought he was great in Punch-Drunk Love and The Wedding Singer. Don't really care for some of his grown-up-child fantasies though like Mr. Deeds or Little Nicky. I did enjoy how Nicky had a "Who's Who" of Tarantino films in the cast: Harvey Keitel, Patricia Arquette, and even QT himself.
Tarantino's buddy Steve Buscemi is in nearly every Sandler film. Yes, I could see this working.

[8] On Dec-02-2003, Nicky wrote:

I think too that inglorious bastards will be great! But i saw in imdb that the language is emglish/albanian? Does anybody know why albanian is included?

[9] On Jan-09-2004, Alan wrote:

Hey,there....This is perhaps the most awesome,up-to-the mintute QT fansite in existence.The others,dare I say,either simply SUCK or haven't been updated in freekin' YEARS(ex.there was one that had last been updated on Nov.20,1997,shortly before the release of "Jackie Brown" in theatres!!!!!!!!!!).And if you think I am simply blowing some repugnant shit up your ass(lol:-),May I assure that I am not,bro.In fact,until I initially came upon this site through a search engine last night,I knew absolutely NADA about "Inglorious Bastards",period.Thus,It's a good thing I did find this site.And may I say it goes great with a cup of that Serious gourmet shit and a Royale w/cheese.Furthermore,while I'm on a roll,here,I must say that Mr.Tarantino's films,good as they are on their own,are-in my humble opinionation,best viewed in their collector's edition double-disc DVD formats.I own Pulp and Reservior in said format,and the extra feautures on each seem to make the films even better than they already are,rather than serving as a distraction,as the extras on some Special/Collector's Edition DVD issues of other nameless flicks too often tend to do.Hence,why I am anxiously jonesing to get the Collector's Edition of "Jackie Brown" for my next birthday in April.In fact,since you and I both know that "Kill Bill" vol.1 is sooner or later bound to be re-issued on DVD in a collector's Ed.along w/the other 4,I have decided to hold out for that,rather than get the standard issue when it comes out in mid-apr.Just for the record,"Jackie Brown" is my fave Tarantino movie of the moment.I tend to disagree with those who dissed it as his weakest work.I feel that the guy just gets better with every film,and Jackie Brown,I think,is probably his most accessible film,period,and,artistically(though JB bombed in theatres) tops even the great Pulp Fiction.Now,If you'll excuse me,I gotta run because I've Madonna's big Dick coming outta one ear,and a whole slew of names,Toby..Toby..Toby Wong...Toby Wong...Anna Wong...Jeesh!And FYI:I actually DO agree with Mr.Pink's philosophical non-beleif of tipping in resteraunts.And DAMN do those closeups of Bridget's feet in JB give me a special feeling! thanks,Alan

[10] On Jan-13-2004, Jlu wrote:

yea, qt is the man I work in a movie theater, and after the first time i saw Kill Bill i was speachless. I went back 4 times that weekend alone!

[11] On Jan-16-2004, sidewinder wrote:

Hells yeah! I went to see Kill Bill Vol. 1 nine times total. I'm having withdrawls now... But the Kill Bill screenplay is so sweet. I'm in the process of reading it now...

[12] On Feb-05-2004, Don_Vito_Teleoni wrote:

What's the deal here I know a bit about the story line for this film and have to ask is, this a dirty dozen remake or what!

[13] On Feb-05-2004, Don_Vito_Teleoni wrote:

What's the deal here I know a bit about the story line for this film and have to ask is, this a dirty dozen remake or what!

[14] On Feb-07-2004, Snoodaard wrote:

Well, what can i tell? I will look the film in the bios, that's what i can tell. :)

[15] On Feb-11-2004, george wrote:

this film is already the best war movie ever made

[16] On Feb-13-2004, albert wrote:

Those who are skeptical about the casting of Sandler should look at past Tarantino casting decisions which were also met with skepticism. Whenever Tarantino casts someone questionable (Robert Forster and John Travolta) they end up earning an Oscar nomination. So i have faith in QT. If he thinks that Sandler is right for the part then the character most likely is similar to the typical Sandler character.

[17] On Feb-19-2004, vic_vega wrote:

what ever QT make is going to be great

[18] On Feb-20-2004, Moe wrote:

I was wondering, if this film is set in a POW camp, will it feature Butch Coolidge's father?

[19] On Feb-20-2004, Buck wrote:

I tought that Butch his dad was getting hold in a VC prisson camp.

[20] On Feb-26-2004, MR CROC wrote:

I think what tarantino should do is more of these crazy conversations and these incredible situations his caracters get into.
Yeaaah, if he wants to do a world war 2 movie thats cool but he should stick to what he does best, the real shit like resevoir dogs not this new loony shit hes commin out with in kill bill, its like i must have seen this bit kill bill where you see the sword sitting on the airplane, ie theres always a place in the world for a samorai sword, if you ask me i find that barking mad.

[21] On Mar-15-2004, CAN YOU DIG IT wrote:

CAN YOU DIG IT

[22] On Mar-17-2004, Josh wrote:

Is it just me, or is there always a psycho-ish sniper in every war movie. Steve Buscemi would be perfect for this role. Sam Rockwell would be a good choice for this film as well.

[23] On Mar-22-2004, ethan wrote:

I've heard things about it being a trilogy? is this true? anyway, sounds really kick-ass.

[24] On Mar-22-2004, ethan wrote:

Johnny Depp would be great in a QT film.

[25] On Mar-23-2004, Josh wrote:

Dream Cast-Including Already Casted

Steve Buscemi-Sniper
Jude Law-Main Character
Clint Eastwood-Vet
Sam Rockwell-Explosives

[26] On Mar-23-2004, Josh wrote:

Doesn`t the Link pic look like Jude Law?
Anyways, it sounds like it`s gonna be awesome

[27] On Mar-23-2004, Josh wrote:

Anyone else preorder Kill Bill V1? I tried, but my movie buying store(Cinema 1) said they would tons of copies.

[28] On Mar-23-2004, Josh wrote:

Couldn`t you just picture Sam Rockwell blowing something up, hooting about it, and Clint saying something like "You almost hit me! Asshole!"

[29] On Mar-29-2004, Josh wrote:

Johhny Depp is fucking awesome, but he couldn`t be in A QT. He just isn`t mature enough, no offence.

[30] On Mar-29-2004, kyle wrote:

I havent seen Kill Bill Volume 1 yet but I am definitly getting it the first day it comes out !!! APRIL 13!!!

[31] On Mar-29-2004, Josh wrote:

Kyle Fisher, my nigga!
Kyle, Jude Law is perfect for a QT movie, right?

[32] On Mar-29-2004, Kyle wrote:

Ya josh that cast would be awsome and I wouldnt like to see johnny depp in a Tarantino film because I dont think he would fit the roles . He's a good actor and everything I just want him to stay away from Tarantino FILMS!!!

[33] On Mar-29-2004, Kyle wrote:

Ya Jude Law would be perfect in a QT film

[34] On Mar-29-2004, In The Time Of Chimpanzees I Was A Monkey(Josh) wrote:

Jude Law, man. I could picture him as Alec De Large if they ever redid Clockwork Orange

[35] On Mar-29-2004, Josh wrote:

Fav QT movies(in order_

Kill Bill V1
Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Jackie Brown
Natural Born Killers
True Romance
FDTD

[36] On Mar-31-2004, zen wrote:

is QT going for a Kellys heroes remake?

that was awesome imo.

[37] On Apr-06-2004, joe of az...man wrote:

i just wanted to say that QT is my aunts friend, ive never met him, but my aunt knows him cause she works on music videos or something. but she told me that he's done with cameos cause people make fun of his acting, but frankly i think he's one of the best actors i've ever seen. and another thing she said is that inglorious bastards is a dark comedy(much like how kill bill was)and a little satire towards war and that subject. but thats all i got, and im going to california in a couple weeks and she said i can meet him, so fuck you guys hahaha!

[38] On Apr-09-2004, Steve wrote:

Looks like IB will be a remake

Note the 1977 U.S. Title adn plot summary

http://imdb.com/title/tt0076584/

[39] On Apr-09-2004, Steve wrote:

Oh yeah, also Bo Svenson was in the original.

[40] On Apr-15-2004, will wrote:

well, he is the man dont get me wrong. but he takes from everything else. is that creativity?

[41] On Apr-15-2004, Enter Kramer wrote:

An unrelated but pleasent thought:

Everyone knows the American Idol phenomenon William Hung right? Well just imagine his rendition of "Stuck in the Middle with You" along with him singing the groovy guitar licks too.

Willam Hung... A God among Men.

[42] On Apr-15-2004, Enter Kramer wrote:

To will. I like to think that QT knows what he's doing. When people say he just bites from many other films, it's more like he makes movies About movies. Like a dream within a dream kindof thing. At least that's how I like to look at it. The whole homage thing.

[43] On Apr-15-2004, Enter Kramer wrote:

An unrelated but pleasent thought:

Everyone knows the American Idol phenomenon William Hung right? Well just imagine his rendition of "Jungle Boogie" along with him singing the groovy guitar licks too.

Willam Hung... A God among Men.

[44] On Apr-15-2004, Enter Kramer wrote:

An unrelated but pleasent thought:

Everyone knows the American Idol phenomenon William Hung right? Well just imagine his rendition of "Jungle Boogie" along with him singing the groovy guitar licks too.

Oops! (I meant to put jungle boogie but stuck in the middle with you was stuck in my head)

Willam Hung... A God among Men.

[45] On Apr-15-2004, Mr Blonde wrote:

I am the biggest QT fan ever im only 16 and i understand Qt's work more than anybdy i know i see that he is trying to cover every style of movie known he has made drama's actions horrors he is now covering his old fashion kung fu movies that he lved as a kid with kill bill and i know how action movies are the hardest thing to film and direct he has accomplished more as a director than anyone else out there i hope to grow and be a director at least half as good as him True Romance has always been my most favorite movies that he has written i understand how he couldnt make the movie when he first thought it up due to money issues but his plot idea was the best ive ever seen i know that this war movie will be a masterpeice like all his others

[46] On Apr-15-2004, Will wrote:

Sincerely, ansd seriously to Mr.Blonde.
I too direct, and I would say my fandom for Tarantino might rival even yours. I think my question has always been a good one and probably talked about on this site before.
Even Tarantino would agree with me when I say, "if you're a cover band you will never get credit."
So, is he the movie equivalent of a cover band and the medium allows him to get away with it(with his own style and flare).-I hope so, because it's all be done, I know it, he knows it, and well I do the same thing pretty much with my films!

[47] On Apr-18-2004, Anonymous wrote:

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[48] On Apr-19-2004, Jon wrote:

First of all to all of you that say that Johnny Depp wouldn't be good in a QT movie, I feel you are very wrong. Tarantino wants Depp in his movies more than anyone else he just wants it special. Also, Mr. Blonde you are a dumbass. Everybody knows that Tarantino wants to try out different genres. I doubt you know Tarantinos work 20% of what you say you do. You are not the biggest fan or the one who understands it the most, and neither am I. But tell me, in the Kill Bill series there were at least 2 times where he hints back to other Tarantino movies with things people say or see. Can you tell me what those things are if you know his work so fucking well?

[49] On Apr-20-2004, Fred wrote:

Well I haven't had the priviledge of seeing Vol. 2 yet but I can tell you that when the church is being investigated, they tune the radio into the same song that Mr. Blonde does before fiding Stuck in the Middle with you.

[50] On Apr-23-2004, B wrote:

Jon: that isn't really a good way to test someone's knowledge...a quick look at imdb got me far more than two references to old QT movies

[51] On Apr-26-2004, Pai Mei wrote:

hoo kill bill rokc and so do QT he is so the man

[52] On Apr-26-2004, Gargantua wrote:

Well, at least one of the references was in Kill Bill Vol. 1, where Black Mamba is talking to Vernita Green. She talks about getting even with Green, something like:

"No...to be completely even, I'd kill you...go upstairs, kill your daughter...then wait for your doctor husband to come home and kill him. Then I think we'd be pretty square."

When she says the word "square" she does this hand motion, tracing out a square, which goes back to a similar scene in Pulp Fiction (you may all remember it by the dotted line that followed her hands). I dunno if that's truly a reference, but it was a similarity that came to my mind.

BTW, I read something about when Elle Driver is reading the info about Black Mambas to Budd, and goes off on a tangent about the word "gargantuan". Apparently, that's a reference to an old monster movie that QT liked called "War of the Gargantuans". I had seen the movie a long time ago...it was fun, in a sort of campy way. Worth a rent.

[53] On Apr-27-2004, Dave wrote:

QT says the music and score of Inglorious Bastards will not be limited to the sounds of the WWII era. QT says "anything goes....even rap." So look out for another possible collaboration with RZA!

[54] On Apr-30-2004, A wrote:

I just hope it doesnt glorify the americans role in ww2 -_- like the usual propaganda that they 'saved' us all. pfff. But anyway :) Looking forward to this, should be excellent stuff.

[55] On May-01-2004, Sean wrote:

Does anyone know if QT will infact play a cameo in 'Inglorious Bastards'? I think he should. He'd make a great addition to the film as an army general or some shit. Something far different from his roles in the past. Show the little fuckers who doubt his acting capabilities, that he can pull it off, and win an award for it. hehe. I hope he uses his split screen thing (don't know the proper name) that he used in Kill Bill to reflect the previous films, but use it as frequent as the previous films.

[56] On May-01-2004, Benjo wrote:

The Americans did save you :/

[57] On May-04-2004, Sean wrote:

Hey. I know this ain't relevant to this part of the site, but I figured that alot of the fans would come to look here and could answer my question. In the song 'Bang Bang (He Shot Me Down)' by Nancy Sinatra in Kill Bill: Vol.1, the line 'I was five and he was six', and the line from 'Fool For Love' by Sandy Rodgers in Reservoir Dogs 'She was six and he was seven'. Does anyone know if there is any connection of them being used? Or is it pure coincidence...? Post your views please, I'd like to know them.

[58] On May-04-2004, dave s wrote:

what is that movie "hero" is QT producing it??

[59] On May-04-2004, dave s wrote:

what is that movie "hero" is QT producing it??

[60] On May-04-2004, schlyer wrote:

There is no movie 'Hero'.

[61] On May-05-2004, Josh wrote:

On IMDB, it says that the languages of this movie are English and Albanian. Why Albanian? I'm excited to see!

[62] On May-05-2004, will m wrote:

Can't wait for Inglorious Bastards... hope inspiration is taken from Big Red 1 and Where the Iron Crosses Grow... as well as where eagles dare!

[63] On May-11-2004, surrealbeeatch wrote:

cant bloody wait for inglorious bastards. Tarantino keeps growing in strength in the directorial sense. I take it that it'll be a more fast paced version of full metal jaket dialogue wise and with sandler on board it's undoubtedly going to be humorous. Cant fuckin wait. ps kill bill is the best revenge movie ever, bill is just so humanised in it, i felt like shit when he died :(

[64] On May-11-2004, Sean wrote:

Yeh, I know how you feel surrealbeeatch, it was quite and emotional ending, but that gave it the impact it had. The ending was originally a big sword fight (which they actually filmed) but decided to make it the way the did in the final cut.

[65] On May-15-2004, Adam wrote:

To all those who doubt or question any of Tarintino's casting, or creativity issues should shut the hell up. Tarintino has a knack for casting actors you could never see in a certain role, and win them Oscars. In Kill Bill alone he resurected the careeers of David Carradine and Daryl Hannah, not to mention Travolta in Pulp Fiction. Also what he does take from old Westerns, Kung Fu films, etc. is purely out of respect for what came before him, not because of a lack of creativity. On the subject of Inglorious Bastards, those who think the war film will be driven by something other than abstract diologue need to quit kidding themselves. No matter what genre Tarintino tackles, he will put his own marvellous spin on it, enhancing it for our viewing pleasure (by the way I did hear rumors of Tarintino actually making a Western after Inglorious Bastards etc. wraps up). And in Tarintino's so called "hiatus" between Jackie Brown and Kill Bill 1+2, he did in fact write three separate scripts in relation to "Inglorious Bastards," whether or not they are three volumes or three unrelated WWII occurances with the same actors is unknown. Already cast is Madsen as "Babe," and I'm pretty sure Sandler is a shoe in, along with those will most likely be the usuals Harvy Keitel, Forster, Buchemi, Rockwell, perhaps Samuel L., or Chistopher Walken? Walken has plenty of war movie expiriance (The Deer Hunter). And Tarintino somehow sneeks Sammy into every one of his films. Casting Bo Svenson as an homage is certainly a strong possibility. And don't think because he used Thurma as the Bride (Beatrix Kido), that she is out of the question. She is afterall "his actress." Those above who suggested Jude Law or Johnny Depp as Tarintino actors, I have to say I disagree. But someone I do see as a potentially GREAT Tarintino actor, is the man who starred opposite of Depp in "Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas," Benicio Del Torro. Del Torro is not only a great character actor, but I'm positive he could be superb in a diologue driven movie. Especially a war movie like Ingloious Bastards. Any way that Inglorious Bastards is casted or shot, it will simply turn out another Tarintino masterpeice. The anticipation I had in the months leading up to Kill Bill 1+2, will be greatly surpassed by my exitement for a Tarintino film like none of us have ever seen before. Have faith in Quentin. To quote an earlier postee "Inglorious Bastards is already the greatest war movie ever made"(With perhaps the exception of Apocolypse Now). As Michael Madsen (Budd) so eloquently said. "Well we'll just see. Won't we."

[66] On May-15-2004, Sean wrote:

Adam. Learn to spell before you criticise other peoples opinions. Does Quentin come to your house and tell you about his films while teaching you your ABC's?

[67] On May-15-2004, Adam wrote:

Sean. I'm sorry spelling isn't exactly the most important thing to me when it comes to talking about films. I don't disrespect other peoples opinions, I am simply offering my own. And how about looking at other people's opinions in search of quality, instead of attempting to shoot them down for spelling errors. I'd just LOVE to hear some of yours.

[68] On May-16-2004, Sean wrote:

Maybe you could come to my house, and I could beat them into you.

[69] On May-16-2004, Cannibal Chucky Doll wrote:

Hey. Did anyone know that Quentin was the blind priest guy in Little Nicky?

[70] On May-16-2004, Adam wrote:

O.K. tough guy. I didn't know you were HARD.

[71] On May-17-2004, Cannibal Chucky Doll wrote:

This is a message board about Tarantino, Adam. don't lower yourself to that guy's level. Now did anyone know about the question I asked before? 'Cause a lot of people I know, didn't know that.

[72] On May-17-2004, Cannibal Chucky Doll wrote:

Another thing I noticed was, on the front cover of Reservoir Dogs, Nice Guy Eddie is wearing a suit, like the others, while their walking, but in actual fact, Nice Guy Eddie doesn't wear a suit in that scene, or any of the film for that matter. Why does it show him with a suit on?

[73] On May-18-2004, Will wrote:

Well, I havnt been on here in awhile.
First of all johnny would be the best. Even Quentin would probably say that because he's already so off the wall and suh a master of subtlety which is what Quentin's movies are about. not big explosions but the little things.
Second of all. Am I the only person who's heard of Sin City. This movie is going to put Rodriguez and Quentin on a level no director ever in history could even dream of. This movie has a cast of about 30 A list actors from depp to walken to del toro. I think when we the audience see this movie our brains will explode because already it is to much to comprehend!!!!!!!!!To find out about it go to superherohype.com

[74] On May-18-2004, Adam wrote:

Hey, Cannibal Chucky Doll, thanks man.

[75] On May-18-2004, Adam wrote:

Will, I looked on that site but couldn't find anything. Where more specifically is the info located, (all I found was GOMEZ JOINS SIN CITY CAST) and what else do you know?

[76] On May-19-2004, Cannibal Chucky Doll wrote:

Hey, no problem, Adam.

[77] On May-19-2004, Will wrote:

Its pretty hard to find because the last post for it was like a month ago. Search "Sin City"

[78] On May-27-2004, Pedro "Rocco" Santos wrote:

QT is really "The Man"...I'm a brazilian fan of your film language and i know that this movie would be another great sucess...

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