You going to Atlantic Station? Do they check bags like some of the other Regals have tried to start doing? I`m trying to sneak some food in70mm screening starts at 7:30.
What time should I get there to ensure a good seat?
I'm in Atlanta
You going to Atlantic Station? Do they check bags like some of the other Regals have tried to start doing? I`m trying to sneak some food in70mm screening starts at 7:30.
What time should I get there to ensure a good seat?
I'm in Atlanta
Damn, so he od'd on the nword in this tooWent to the 70mm show, didnt realize.
Got there a few minutes late whole theatre was packed.
Good movie, same as everyone else has said.
Overuse of the n word, mixed with lots of talking and then some action.
I hate going to the movies in general but happy that I went to see it.
Low key one of the best actors right now. Reminds me of a 1940s gangster actor in terms of having a weird "ugly" yet well defined face.Goggins too.
Why is everybody so hung up on the "n word" usage? You guys need to read a history book. White people owned us like animals and did not view us as humans(and many still don't). You don't think it's appropriate that former confederate soldiers, and white trash outlaws use the word N!993R? It's called reality. Their was no white guilt or liberalism back than. White people were unfiltered and ALWAYS showed their true colors. I think so many black people today have been brainwashed by Hollywood and liberalism and forget or want to deny the true evil nature of many white people.
Anyway the movie was great as always with QT and it was really mature. It reminded me of his 90's work which I prefer over his cartoonish stuff like Kill Bill and Django. I hope he keeps this mature style and does his 1930's gangster movie next.
It gave me a heavy Reservoir Dogs vibe. Just curious where you rank that one in his filmography? Also, are you counting Kill Bill 1 and 2 as one flick?For all the people that are complaining about the use of "******" and how excessive/pointless the violence is, etc.:
This is a fukking Reconstruction film. I can't even believe that I have to point this out on a Black forum of all places, but the whole film, violence of language and brutality of killings included, are tinged by the extreme animosity and divisions roused up in the wake of Confederate surrender and the subsequent abandonment of the Reconstruction project. I mean, honestly, if you're not immediately thinking of Nathan Bedford Forrest and the Night Riders when Mannix recounts his backstory at the beginning of the film, you're already missing a ridiculous amount of the affect that the film is presenting to you.
Oh, and it's a top 3 Tarantino flick, easily. Best thing he's done since Kill Bill, at least. Maybe even since Pulp Fiction.