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CRAFTY:

--- Quote from: /\ Javier /\ on October 19, 2003, 08:26:27 AM ---its wack though...many people werent attracted to this movie because of the dumb ass previews (anybody agree?) but the movie is completely different from the previews, the previews made it seem to be charlies angels 3, bastards

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You got a point there. When I first saw the trailer I was like "uhm, so THIS is the big Tarantino project?". I didn't seem good at all.

It premiered in my country yesterday and of course I went to see it. And I have to say that this is definitely a good movie. And the cliff-hanger...damn! I was like "the film's finished already?".  :) Can't wait to go see the sequel.

Trauma-san:
^^ Tarantino, at the moment at least, has no problem compromising his art to make it more pallatable to movie exexs.  I can't say I blame him, but the trailer was probably the studio's idea, not his.  He makes little concessions like that in order to get the most out of the studio, he got excellent promotion (as far as lots of money thrown at it) & wide distribution, lots of hype, but he had to let them throw the trailer together.  I can't blame him for that.  

T-Dogg:
Dope as hell, dope as hell for sure. Right when it was over I wanted to stay and see it again... And when I saw in the opening credits that RZA did the score I though to myself "This oughta be good..." and it sure was!!! The colors, the music, the cinematography, the dialogue, the fights... It was all awesome!

Javier:
anybody know what songs the RZA actually composed? I think one of them has to be when the Bride is looking at all the swords,and all the swords are shiningreally brights...awesome scene

Trauma-san:
I believe he did all the ambient music.  Pretty much anything without words, he did.  

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