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not technically, but yes, she is.
"They aren't musicians as much as... ear rapists."
--Sarah Silverman
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District 9 + Gran Torino
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that must have been an awesome mash up
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simultaneously?
"They aren't musicians as much as... ear rapists."
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Jinx.
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(500) Days of Summer
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Inglorious Basterds.
AWESOME!
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Gonna go see that at 7!
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Inglourious Basterds -- fucking awesome. The guy who played Landa -- Christoph Waltz -- was particularly good.
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'Michael Clayton'
It's fun. Very well balanced - performances, sound, photography, sets, etc. - I caught the same sort of vibe that I did from 'No Country for Old Men', only a bit less so.
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Amen. I'd heard that Tarantino spent a long, long time casting for this part, and it shows.
Phenomenally enjoyable film. I wish it were twice as long.
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And it really didn't feel like 2.5 hours.
Oh, and the tagline sucks, "You haven't seen war until you've seen Quentin Tarantino do war" -- it's not a war film.
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it's a poor spelling film.
"They aren't musicians as much as... ear rapists."
--Sarah Silverman
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Awesome movie. I loved it.
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That was definitely an interesting watch.
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The Great Buck Howard.
Pretty entertaining. I really like Colin Hanks, and it was fun to see him act next to his Father.
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Inglorious Basterds here too. I thought it was very much a war film. Hollywood fantasy as a war film, but war film none the less. I loved it. Almost as good as Kill Bill.
Saw "Shorts" yesterday, liked it, in a cute kid movie kinda way. For such good friends, Tarrantino and Rodriguez sure have reached different places.
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It wasn't a large scale combat war film like Cross of Iron or Hamburger Hill, though. I think people going in with that sort of expectation are going to be disappointed, that's all. It's a classic Tarantino film, though. Lots of great dialog, but the action is highly condensed in very short stints. Most of the film is very personal, and deals more with people than that sort of large scale combat seen in those films.
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I had a weird experience watching it. I think 2/3 of the audience were ww2 vets. Or they were old enough to be anyway. They loved it, and reacted in spots that surprised me.
I think it's the kind of war movie someone who was there would make, or at least appreciate, but through the holywood fantasy filter.
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