The Hateful Eight (2015, D: Tarantino)
08-22-14, 01:32 PM
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08-22-14, 01:34 PM
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THE DIGRESSION CONTINUES: Nice. I saw The Bridge on the River Kwai last weekend, but was disappointed that it was in Theater 2 (on Sunday). Saw Jules and Jim last night in the main room.
08-22-14, 01:40 PM
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pissed that I'm missing 'Oklahoma!' this weekend - oh well... there's murmurings that Bow Tie Reston will be showing the same DCP later in the Fall (fingers crossed).
actually I don't mind screen 2 - the screen is more forward to the audience and acoustically it sounds better than screen 1 - not sure why, but it does.
I recently saw 'Kwai' over at the Angelika Mosaic - and on screen 8 the third largest auditorium - it both looked and sounded great!
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08-22-14, 01:44 PM
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It actually looked very nice. Of course there were stock footage shots (e.g. of WWI stuff) that looked scratched, but the 'original' material was good.
08-22-14, 04:51 PM
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Saw the teaser today. Woo 70mm!!
Although, the only 70mm theatre that I know of locally didn't play The Master in 70mm, so chances are I won't be able to see it that way. What a load of horsepucky!
Although, the only 70mm theatre that I know of locally didn't play The Master in 70mm, so chances are I won't be able to see it that way. What a load of horsepucky!
08-27-14, 08:25 PM
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second part of QT interview tonight on The Director's Chair
EDIT: did they move this back? website now says September (doesn't specify date)
EDIT: did they move this back? website now says September (doesn't specify date)
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08-27-14, 09:47 PM
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I liked the teaser too, although a little weird since they haven't actually done anything for the movie. I heard Amber Tamblyn on the radio and she was pretty vague about it and how shooting doesn't even start for awhile.
09-03-14, 02:14 PM
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Originally Posted by Variety
Quentin Tarantino’s ‘Hateful Eight’ Set with The Weinstein Co.
September 3, 2014 | 06:37AM PT Dave
The Weinstein Company is re-teaming with Quentin Tarantino on his upcoming Western “The Hateful Eight” with shooting starting in January and a release set for the fall of 2015.
The announcement is not a surprise, given that all of Tarantino’s films have been distributed by Bob and Harvey Weinstein, first through Miramax with “Reservoir Dogs” and then through TWC.
The post-Civil War actioner will be shot on 65mm film and have the widest 70mm film release in over 20 years with the initial release in 70mm, followed by releases in 35mm and DCP formats.
Richard Gladstein, Stacey Sher and Shannon McIntosh will produce the film and the executive producers are Bob and Harvey Weinstein along with G. Mac Brown.
“We are incredibly excited to begin production on ‘The Hateful Eight,’ as we know this picture will be as innovative, brash and of course fun as all Quentin projects prior,” Bob and Harvey Weinstein said. “There is, quite simply, no other filmmaker like him, and we are as proud as ever to continue this partnership that started over twenty years ago.”
A teaser trailer for the film was attached to last month’s release of Robert Rodriguez’s “Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.” That trailer consisted of concept art.
The project has a colorful history. The screenplay to “The Hateful Eight” was leaked online early this year with Gawker posting a story pointing to the draft, leading to a suit by Tarantino against the media outlet (which was later dismissed, then refiled, then withdrawn) and the declaration that the Western would not be his next film.
In April, however, he announced to a crowd at a Los Angeles reading of the “Hateful Eight” script that he was working on a second draft.
At the event, the director introduced in order of appearance “the Tarantino Superstars,” all alums of his previous films: Samuel L. Jackson as Major Marquis Warren, James Parks as the driver O.B., Kurt Russell as bounty hunter John Ruth also known as “The Hangman,” Amber Tamblyn as his prisoner Daisy Domergue, Walton Goggins as Chris Mannix, Denis Menochet as the Frenchman Bob, Tim Roth as the Englishman Oswaldo Mobray, Michael Madsen as John Gage, Bruce Dern as Confederate General Smithers, Dana Gourrier as Minnie, Zoe Bell as Six Horse Judy and James Remar as Jody.
The story is set in Wyoming and focuses on people trapped after a snow storm forces a stagecoach off its route.
Tarantino confirmed in July at Comic-Con that “The Hateful Eight” would be his next project. He shot “Django Unchained” in 2012.
September 3, 2014 | 06:37AM PT Dave
The Weinstein Company is re-teaming with Quentin Tarantino on his upcoming Western “The Hateful Eight” with shooting starting in January and a release set for the fall of 2015.
The announcement is not a surprise, given that all of Tarantino’s films have been distributed by Bob and Harvey Weinstein, first through Miramax with “Reservoir Dogs” and then through TWC.
The post-Civil War actioner will be shot on 65mm film and have the widest 70mm film release in over 20 years with the initial release in 70mm, followed by releases in 35mm and DCP formats.
Richard Gladstein, Stacey Sher and Shannon McIntosh will produce the film and the executive producers are Bob and Harvey Weinstein along with G. Mac Brown.
“We are incredibly excited to begin production on ‘The Hateful Eight,’ as we know this picture will be as innovative, brash and of course fun as all Quentin projects prior,” Bob and Harvey Weinstein said. “There is, quite simply, no other filmmaker like him, and we are as proud as ever to continue this partnership that started over twenty years ago.”
A teaser trailer for the film was attached to last month’s release of Robert Rodriguez’s “Sin City: A Dame to Kill For.” That trailer consisted of concept art.
The project has a colorful history. The screenplay to “The Hateful Eight” was leaked online early this year with Gawker posting a story pointing to the draft, leading to a suit by Tarantino against the media outlet (which was later dismissed, then refiled, then withdrawn) and the declaration that the Western would not be his next film.
In April, however, he announced to a crowd at a Los Angeles reading of the “Hateful Eight” script that he was working on a second draft.
At the event, the director introduced in order of appearance “the Tarantino Superstars,” all alums of his previous films: Samuel L. Jackson as Major Marquis Warren, James Parks as the driver O.B., Kurt Russell as bounty hunter John Ruth also known as “The Hangman,” Amber Tamblyn as his prisoner Daisy Domergue, Walton Goggins as Chris Mannix, Denis Menochet as the Frenchman Bob, Tim Roth as the Englishman Oswaldo Mobray, Michael Madsen as John Gage, Bruce Dern as Confederate General Smithers, Dana Gourrier as Minnie, Zoe Bell as Six Horse Judy and James Remar as Jody.
The story is set in Wyoming and focuses on people trapped after a snow storm forces a stagecoach off its route.
Tarantino confirmed in July at Comic-Con that “The Hateful Eight” would be his next project. He shot “Django Unchained” in 2012.
09-17-14, 02:22 AM
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09-17-14, 09:13 PM
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Derailing the thread, but I agree this turned out to be more informative than any extras on those discs. Things I discovered:
-Rodriguez's tapes of QT doing a script-read of KILL BILL?!?
I find it odd that volume 1 of this interview spent it's whole running time covering DOGS & PULP. While volume 2's gonna cover JACKIE through DJANGO? We might be looking at multiple volumes here.
-Rodriguez's tapes of QT doing a script-read of KILL BILL?!?
I find it odd that volume 1 of this interview spent it's whole running time covering DOGS & PULP. While volume 2's gonna cover JACKIE through DJANGO? We might be looking at multiple volumes here.
and they easily covered Jackie through Django with plenty of time to spare
09-18-14, 12:15 AM
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Yeah, while volume 1 was good to hear regarding QT's beginnings, volume 2 definetly shined when it came to hearing the techincal aspects of his films.
And, uhhh, seriously. I never, EVER noticed Tarantino's DOP credit at the beginning of Death Proof! I'm always too busy focusing on Jordan Ladd in that scene!!!
And do we have Harvey to thank for the use of soundtrack-music in QT's films?
BTW, it was actually cool to see that Kill Bill scene (The one that required the most takes) was presented in it's colorized form. Hopefully that's a sign that TWBA will finally be on it's way.
And, uhhh, seriously. I never, EVER noticed Tarantino's DOP credit at the beginning of Death Proof! I'm always too busy focusing on Jordan Ladd in that scene!!!
And do we have Harvey to thank for the use of soundtrack-music in QT's films?
BTW, it was actually cool to see that Kill Bill scene (The one that required the most takes) was presented in it's colorized form. Hopefully that's a sign that TWBA will finally be on it's way.
09-20-14, 08:32 AM
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Yeah, while volume 1 was good to hear regarding QT's beginnings, volume 2 definetly shined when it came to hearing the techincal aspects of his films. And, uhhh, seriously. I never, EVER noticed Tarantino's DOP credit at the beginning of Death Proof! I'm always too busy focusing on Jordan Ladd in that scene!!! And do we have Harvey to thank for the use of soundtrack-music in QT's films? BTW, it was actually cool to see that Kill Bill scene (The one that required the most takes) was presented in it's colorized form. Hopefully that's a sign that TWBA will finally be on it's way.
09-29-14, 01:20 AM
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Quentin Tarantino to Film 'Hateful Eight' in Colorado
5:57 PM PST 09/28/2014 by The Associated Press
Colorado has approved a $5 million incentive package to lure production of the upcoming Quentin Tarantino film The Hateful Eight.
The state Economic Development Commission approved the package Friday. The Denver Post reports that Colorado's incentives beat out those of Utah and Wyoming. The film could be filmed on a 900-acre ranch west of the ski town of Telluride, depending on local permit approval.
Budgeted at $44 million, the film would be the most significant production in Colorado since 1969's True Grit. That classic was filmed near three rural western Colorado cities.
The Hateful Eight is set in the early 1870s and slated for a 2015 release.
The newspaper reports the incentive package would use the rest of the year's incentive budget, plus some of next year's.
5:57 PM PST 09/28/2014 by The Associated Press
Colorado has approved a $5 million incentive package to lure production of the upcoming Quentin Tarantino film The Hateful Eight.
The state Economic Development Commission approved the package Friday. The Denver Post reports that Colorado's incentives beat out those of Utah and Wyoming. The film could be filmed on a 900-acre ranch west of the ski town of Telluride, depending on local permit approval.
Budgeted at $44 million, the film would be the most significant production in Colorado since 1969's True Grit. That classic was filmed near three rural western Colorado cities.
The Hateful Eight is set in the early 1870s and slated for a 2015 release.
The newspaper reports the incentive package would use the rest of the year's incentive budget, plus some of next year's.
09-29-14, 02:15 AM
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Budgeted at $44 million, the film would be the most significant production in Colorado since 1969's True Grit. That classic was filmed near three rural western Colorado cities.
10-09-14, 07:49 PM
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Jennifer Jason Leigh Joins Quentin Tarantino's 'Hateful Eight': http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ebook_20141009
10-09-14, 08:54 PM
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Jennifer Jason Leigh Joins Quentin Tarantino's 'Hateful Eight': http://www.hollywoodreporter.com/new...ebook_20141009
Now that's good news.
10-09-14, 10:51 PM
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Knowing her, she'll get nekkid!
11-06-14, 12:16 PM
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Channing Tatum and Demian Bichir have joined the cast of Quentin Tarantino’s western “The Hateful Eight.”
The Weinstein Company — which is selling international markets at the America film Market — announced the official cast list Thursday and said shooting will take place in Telluride, Colo. Bichir is one of the eight in the “Bob” role. (Bob was played by Denis Menochet in Tarantino’s live read of the script in April.) Tatum’s role was not disclosed.
The other seven roles in the post-Civil War western: Samuel L. Jackson as Major Marquis Warren, Kurt Russell as John “The Hangman” Ruth, Golden Globe nominee Jennifer Jason Leigh as Daisy Domergue, Walton Goggins as Chris Mannix, Tim Roth as Oswaldo Mobray, Michael Madsen as Joe Gage and Bruce Dern as General Sanford Smithers.
Leigh, Bichir and Tatum will be working for the first time with Tarantino. It’s his eighth feature and the follow-up to “Django Unchained,” which grossed over $425 million worldwide.
The story is set on a wintry Wyoming landscape as a storm overtakes a stagecoach on a mountainside stopover.
SEE MORE:Quentin Tarantino Stages Live Read of ‘The Hateful Eight’
Producers are long-time Tarantino collaborators Richard N. Gladstein, Stacey Sher and Shannon McIntosh. Harvey Weinstein, Bob Weinstein and G. Mac Brown are the executive producers, and Coco Francini and William Paul Clark are associate producers.
TWC will release the film, presented in 70mm, next year.
“Any actor who jumps on board with one of Quentin’s films is in for a wild and rewarding ride,” said Bob and Harvey Weinstein.
News of Tatum’s casting was first reported by Deadline.com.
The Weinstein Company — which is selling international markets at the America film Market — announced the official cast list Thursday and said shooting will take place in Telluride, Colo. Bichir is one of the eight in the “Bob” role. (Bob was played by Denis Menochet in Tarantino’s live read of the script in April.) Tatum’s role was not disclosed.
The other seven roles in the post-Civil War western: Samuel L. Jackson as Major Marquis Warren, Kurt Russell as John “The Hangman” Ruth, Golden Globe nominee Jennifer Jason Leigh as Daisy Domergue, Walton Goggins as Chris Mannix, Tim Roth as Oswaldo Mobray, Michael Madsen as Joe Gage and Bruce Dern as General Sanford Smithers.
Leigh, Bichir and Tatum will be working for the first time with Tarantino. It’s his eighth feature and the follow-up to “Django Unchained,” which grossed over $425 million worldwide.
The story is set on a wintry Wyoming landscape as a storm overtakes a stagecoach on a mountainside stopover.
SEE MORE:Quentin Tarantino Stages Live Read of ‘The Hateful Eight’
Producers are long-time Tarantino collaborators Richard N. Gladstein, Stacey Sher and Shannon McIntosh. Harvey Weinstein, Bob Weinstein and G. Mac Brown are the executive producers, and Coco Francini and William Paul Clark are associate producers.
TWC will release the film, presented in 70mm, next year.
“Any actor who jumps on board with one of Quentin’s films is in for a wild and rewarding ride,” said Bob and Harvey Weinstein.
News of Tatum’s casting was first reported by Deadline.com.
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11-06-14, 01:25 PM
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Interesting. I still believe that Tatum is a good actor but one that needs direction. And Tarantino can get a fucking great performance out of an actor like nobody else.