Hostel (Movie)

[Croup]

What a crappy reason to see a movie. Tarantino pulls one decent film (ok, one amazing film) out of his *** and suddenly he's the director of the century. Give me a break. When he makes 4-5 more films as good as Pulp Fiction I'll start paying attention to things he says.

I don't know about 4-5, but will Resevoir Dogs, Kill Bill and Jackie Brown do as a reason to pay attention to his opinion.

However, just because he's producing something, that doesn't mean that it has his artistic endorsement. It just means that he wants to make money off of it. Therefore it just means that he had a vague part in it, not anything important.

[Ash Housewares]

What a crappy reason to see a movie. Tarantino pulls one decent film (ok, one amazing film) out of his *** and suddenly he's the director of the century. Give me a break. When he makes 4-5 more films as good as Pulp Fiction I'll start paying attention to things he says.

I really like Reservoir Dogs and Kill Bill was fun

seems like a good reason to see the film since Tarantino's tastes are pretty obvious, he probably snickered through the whole movie, and if knowing that appeals to someone, sounds like good cause to watch it

knowing that someone with similar taste in movies enjoyed a film is usually the best indicator whether I would like it

[Stoutwood]

What a crappy reason to see a movie. Tarantino pulls one decent film (ok, one amazing film) out of his *** and suddenly he's the director of the century. Give me a break. When he makes 4-5 more films as good as Pulp Fiction I'll start paying attention to things he says.

I agree. Tarantino is the most overrated director of all time. I hated Kill Bill by the way.

[Ash Housewares]

I agree. Tarantino is the most overrated director of all time.

bleh, Spielberg

[Shaigon]

I absolutely loved Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, and Jackie Brown.

That being said, I wanna see this movie.

[Croup]

bleh, Spielberg

A-****ing-men.

[mullenman]

Well i recently saw an interview with the dierctor discussing the movie.

He said it was based on an internet site he found where you could pay $10,000 to go to Thailand and kill a person. He though this was increadabley disturbing but though that there was an interesting movie in it. So he wrote a script and tarantino read it and helped him find a distributor and a producer and such. And eventually took and Executive producer credit on the film.

It looks pretty interesting to me. That's why i'll be seeing it this weekend.

[Dondrei]

Even though I really like Tarantino movies (they aren't for everyone of course), and some of the ones he's put his Official Seal of Approval on, I don't like him doing that. It's kind of cheap.

[Ash Housewares]

Even though I really like Tarantino movies (they aren't for everyone of course), and some of the ones he's put his Official Seal of Approval on, I don't like him doing that. It's kind of cheap.

directors have been doing this sort of thing for awhile though, trying to get films localized, distributed, etc. etc. and they put their name on it thinking it'll help, and it does

[Dondrei]

directors have been doing this sort of thing for awhile though, trying to get films localized, distributed, etc. etc. and they put their name on it thinking it'll help, and it does

I know it works, I still think it's shabby. I remember I had some old books with "ISAAC ASIMOV" in huge letters on the top and "approves of this book written by John Smith" in tiny letters down the bottom.