Anyone see it yet?

Any thoughts?

I saw it a little while back and enjoyed it. It had that good Tarantino style mix of comedy, action, and amusing but drawn out dialogs. Also funny was the fact that Tarantino was in it and had the worst fake accent.

As far as I know, Tarantino makes a cameo in almost all of his movies. I know he was also in Inglourious Basterds in a certain scene.

I thought the movie was awesome. I'd say it's better than IB and just as good as Pulp Fiction.

Also Jonah Hill out of nowhere. lol

So is it really good? I myself thought Inglorious Bastards was terrible. I liked his other stuff but I thought IB was terribly boring. The fact that the Bastards were in the movie all of 10 minutes really irked me.

Django and the awesome deuteragonist Dr. Schultz are in almost every scene, so it doesn't have that same shortcoming as Inglorious Basterds.

Saw the movie tonight.....it was acc pretty good.

Hmm. I wanted to see this, but I'm not sure if I'll get to it before it leaves theaters.

Some things that bug me about the movie, why didn't they just go straight to Candy and ask to buy her instead of going through all that bullshit. Second, when he talks the slavers into letting him go why didn't he just use their help instead of killing them. I would think it would be more effective to have 4 instead of just himself. That part really irked me.

He didnt talk the slavers...the one was gona shoot him if he didnt leave so he plugged him and then the horse. Also if they went stright to candy for her there would have been 1hr less movie

No you are thinking of the beginning I'm talking about towards the end when he is in the cage and tells the 3 slavers about a bounty and they let him go. They were all on bored with helping him, and there was money there. I thought it was dumb he killed them.

Yes that was kinda pointless

I haven't seen it yet, but I really want to. I'm a big fan of most of Tarantino's work, and this is supposedly one of his best aside from a few minor issues.

GG, they killed him because Quentin Tarantino always makes a cameo in his movies and he always dies. He was one of them (the one with the REALLY bad Australian accent and who got blown up by the dynamite). He needed to die and the scene was pretty much there for that and to show how he escaped.