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im not feeling this film. looks like a parody of slavery or the PG they sold to kids in the burbs. also shyt aint revenge if you're getting paid to do it.
 
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Tell that to Martin Scorsese. Worked well for him.

In what movie? Pretty sure Martin Scorsese always uses popular music from the time his movie is based in.

Goodfellas, Casino, Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, Aviator, Shutter Island.

All use period relevant music.

Raging Bull
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0081398/soundtrack

Goodfellas
http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0099685/soundtrack

In some cases like Gangs of New York he'll use original compositions that are made to sound period relevant. Or he'll use classic music in modern movies. Like The Departed had a bunch of music from the 60's and 70's.
 

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Sorry, not Scorsese. I was thinking Devo's Whip it in Casino, but that wasn't true.

But Tarantino did use Bowie's Cat People in Inglorious Basterds, and it worked to perfection.
 

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Sorry, not Scorsese. I was thinking Devo's Whip it in Casino, but that wasn't true.

But Tarantino did use Bowie's Cat People in Inglorious Basterds, and it worked to perfection.

I like what Tarantino does with his soundtrack. It adds to the movie. It's not like he's trying to make accurate period pieces. After all everyone's smoking Apple cigarettes and Hitler dies in his world.

With that being said I'd be really surprised if any of that music made the final cut of the film.

I've read the script. He specifically calls out Spaghetti Western style music (Serge Leone type shyt). Stuff like that doesn't work for marketing though.
 

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I'm going to go see it.

It's not gonna be a movie that's gonna come close to capturing our time as slaves or that period, but with QT, it'll have some interesting dialogue, a fun cast, intriguing plot, and great action

I'm gonna also carry a "N-word" counter with me as well...
 

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im not feeling this film. looks like a parody of slavery or the PG they sold to kids in the burbs. also shyt aint revenge if you're getting paid to do it.

It's in the mold of a Spaghetti Western. So the parody feel that you're getting from it is purposely done. :umad:
 

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probably the dopest part of the whole trailer


but what's up with him looking like a blueberry with a giant white bow
I mean c'mon man.....remove the pop music, put a western theme to it, and I would feel it more

this is like.....(same example)
The Great Gatsby Trailer, its a period peice, yet it has a pop song in the trailer it sounds like, and it totally removes you from the enviroment

I doubt those songs will be in the film.

The trailer probably wasn't even edited by Tarantino. Studios usually bring in specific editors to do trailers.

It's been cut to appeal to as many people as possible.

Honestly though, I think the trailer looks alright. I think it'll just be another Inglorious Basterds, which while good I feel Tarantino can do better. He needs to get off Sergio Leone's dikk.

Even Leo the Slaveowner seems like he'll be a similar charismatic villain to the Jew Hunter

One film was Jews getting revenge on Nazis.
This is slaves getting revenge on slave owners.

It's all getting a bit too similar.

No doubt he'll use at least one piece of Ennio Morricone music.

And the director of The Great Gasby is the same guy who had a full pop music soundtrack in a Romeo & Juliette film. So there's nothing surprising about that.
 

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finna be classic but :rudy: at Leo's accent

he gotta stop trying to play characters with accents. he was downright embarrassing with that irish shyt in Gangs of New York, his Boston accent in Departed sucked, and we ain't even gonna talk about Blood Diamond. dude looking like a parody of tom hanks character from lady killers.

I beginning to feel like someone else should have been cast for the role. I actually wouldn't have minded if a lesser known cat like Vincent Cassel or Barry Pepper (25th Hour, True Grit) was in the film instead.
that is so on point like :wow:
 

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In what movie? Pretty sure Martin Scorsese always uses popular music from the time his movie is based in.

Goodfellas, Casino, Raging Bull, Taxi Driver, Aviator, Shutter Island.

All use period relevant music.

Raging Bull
Raging Bull (1980) - Soundtracks

Goodfellas
Goodfellas (1990) - Soundtracks

In some cases like Gangs of New York he'll use original compositions that are made to sound period relevant. Or he'll use classic music in modern movies. Like The Departed had a bunch of music from the 60's and 70's.
The Departed also had Thiefs Theme in it too
 
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