Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (Official Thread)
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CouldBeWorse
Superstar
Also, QT went overboard with the dirty foot fetish shots 
How many n-bombs?
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
None there were no black characters
FrederickDouglas
All Star
There weren’t any N-words in Inglorious Basterds or the Kill Bill movies either, were there?
Outside of the “Dead Nikker Storage” scene in Pulp Fiction, I can’t think of a movie where QT was completely offensive and off-putting with the N-word, especially considering the time periods they take place in or the characters they feature.
Outside of the “Dead Nikker Storage” scene in Pulp Fiction, I can’t think of a movie where QT was completely offensive and off-putting with the N-word, especially considering the time periods they take place in or the characters they feature.
In inglorious the main nazi made fun of the camera operator at the theaterThere weren’t any N-words in Inglorious Basterds or the Kill Bill movies either, were there?
Outside of the “Dead Nikker Storage” scene in Pulp Fiction, I can’t think of a movie where QT was completely offensive and off-putting with the N-word, especially considering the time periods they take place in or the characters they feature.
Your right about kill bill, I can’t remember any
FrederickDouglas
All Star
Did the Nazi call him the N-word? I mean, after all, he was a Nazi.
Plus weren’t the black dude and the Jewish girl, who was practically the main character, in a relationship and he survived but she didn’t?
Yea no n-word
I don’t remember him dying but everybody in that theater died so he had to probably
FrederickDouglas
All Star
I think I remember the black dude being right next to the back door behind the screen before he ignited the film. Since you don’t see him dying and he has an easy out, I would assume he survived.
Edit: Yeah because he barred all the auditorium exits but then he unlocked the back door behind the screen to set the fire. It would be reasonable to conclude he went out the back afterward, the one exit that was invisible to everyone else in the theater.
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It was a real scene, not Cliff's imagination.
Rick fought for him to get the role. Kurt Russell's character reluctantly gave Rick the favor of hiring him.
Because of Cliff "killing" his wife, Russell didn't want to hire him, plus Kurt's wife didn't like Cliff either. This was all discussed in the Rick's trailer.
Kurt came out the trailer told Cliff to come with him and to avoid his wife. Then we get the Bruce Lee scene and Kurt's wife telling Cliff to get the fukk off the set.
