Re: Tarantino DVD Special Editions
Don Pedro
location: Copenhagen, Denmark
listening to: There's a dead man, he's lying right outside, pants crawled up his ass
registered: 2004.04.21
Hi Kent,
Interesting indeed. I'm a great fan of QT's and I am really looking forward to seeing whether he can keep the momentum up after having delivered (and written) such great flicks as you mention. If it were me, I'd be having serious "performance concerns"... okay, I must say that Jackie Brown and - especially - From Dusk Till Dawn were really bad! I hope that we can agree that Quention should stick to writing and directing - NOT acting... ;-)
Anyway, being a film aficinado myself, I'm just curious as where you got the information that the shooting script for Kill Bill is 200 pages long? Are you involved with the production of the movie somehow?
Also, I gotta tell you that I'm deeply fascinated with Oliver Stone (NBK in mind). Also, JFK is just an amazing piece of movie history. I think DB would be the perfect match making soundtracks for OS! Agree?
Yours,
Don Pedro
–--
If you tell a joke in the forest, but nobody laughs, is it still a joke? - Steven Wright
Hi Kent,
Interesting indeed. I'm a great fan of QT's and I am really looking forward to seeing whether he can keep the momentum up after having delivered (and written) such great flicks as you mention. If it were me, I'd be having serious "performance concerns"... okay, I must say that Jackie Brown and - especially - From Dusk Till Dawn were really bad! I hope that we can agree that Quention should stick to writing and directing - NOT acting... ;-)
Anyway, being a film aficinado myself, I'm just curious as where you got the information that the shooting script for Kill Bill is 200 pages long? Are you involved with the production of the movie somehow?
Also, I gotta tell you that I'm deeply fascinated with Oliver Stone (NBK in mind). Also, JFK is just an amazing piece of movie history. I think DB would be the perfect match making soundtracks for OS! Agree?
Yours,
Don Pedro
–--
If you tell a joke in the forest, but nobody laughs, is it still a joke? - Steven Wright
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