Class is in session!
Quentin Tarantino talked about all his movie influences at Cannes’ 2008 Master Class. Directors such as Brian DePalma, Mario Bava, Howard Hawks, Sergio Leone, Martin Scorsese and Jean Luc Godard were...
View ArticleBastards shooting soon?
Oh my what have we heard about Inglorious Bastards over the years. It’s three scripts, it’s one script, it’s a remake, it’s a TV show, it’s a mini series (my favorite theory), it’s his next flick, it’s...
View ArticleLove or hate my movies, writes CNN
Retrospective articles usually aren’t very insightful and bear no news, but CNN‘s Mairy Mackay goes at it and has published a nevertheless nice retrospective piece about Quentin Tarantino, which...
View ArticleWeekend round-up
While we’re still drooling over the first two official stills from Inglourious Basterds, let me just fill you in on a few other noteworthy things that one might find in the googleverse. The yellow...
View ArticleHope we can believe in – Tarantino talks Kill Bill redux
Not all hope is lost my friends. After Quentin Tarantino revealed his top 20 favorites both in the Spaghetti Western and in the grindhouse genre (“That grindhouse list made me start coming up with...
View ArticleAre you ready for Basterds, Cannes?
Just the other day we were posting about the upcoming issue of Vanity Fair that has an exclusive photo shoot with the cast and crew of Inglourious Basterds, and now it’s available onlien. Also, the...
View ArticleExclusive: Eli Roth is a Basterd!
Wait, when you saw the Brad Pitt is a Basterd teaser poster this weekend you surely said to yourself “hey it’s called Basterds, not Basterd….”, and you were right, Inglourious Basterds is only three...
View ArticleDiane Kruger is a Basterd, too
Ah, so the plot thickens. Brad Pitt and Eli Roth (which we brought to you exclusively) are Basterds already, and so is Diane Kruger, now. Check it out below (or here at TwitPic). The poster comes...
View ArticleTil Schweiger ist ein Basterd
Oh I was waitin for this one. Sgt. Stiglitz (played by Til Schweiger) may be one of the craziest motherfuckers the Basterds take up into their ranks, and he sure is one inglourious Basterd. Thanks to...
View ArticleInglourious Basterds soundtrack revealed
Five days until the Inglourious Basterds premiere, and the french really are gearing up for this. From the character posters hanging down the Riz Carlton in Cannes, to the amazing article in LeMonde...
View Article“over that mountain to see all the other mountains”– more Tarantino Cannes...
Suspense is increasing. Wednesday morning will be the first time Inglourious Basterds will be shown to insiders, critics and others, and Wednesday night will be the big premiere. The Hollywood...
View ArticleCarribean Basterds, running times and last-minute excitement
Yes we wish we could be reporting live from the Croisette, but the world’s not a perfect place, and nothing’s ever honky dory. Instead, we’re giving you daily wrap-ups of the shit you just can’t miss,...
View ArticleThree new clips and reviews of Inglourious Basterds
Cannes is happening, my fellow Tarantinoites (or Tarantinophiles, in LeMonde’s words). There are three new clips from the movie up at movieweb.com that give a better impression of a) Brad’s accent and...
View ArticleBasterds clip from Cannes and more as the premiere is on the way
While I’m sitting here waiting for it to start raining, people in Cannes are probably half way through the first minutes of Inglourious Basterds already soaking up that good ol’ Morricone. But for you...
View ArticleBasterds back to the editing room? (updated!)
(We’ve updated this article, see paragraph below). As we’ve reported yesterday, the version of Inglourious Basterds shown at the Cannes Film Festival was missing the Maggie Cheung character and ran at...
View ArticleAwarded Basterds
Much hailed by the critics already, Christoph Waltz won the Golden Palm for best performance for an actor at the Cannes Film Festival today. His performance as the evil SS Colonel Hans Landa in...
View ArticleThe D is Silent – All about the Django Unchained Cannes footage
We didn’t go to Cannes, but if we had, we probably would’ve seen some roughly seven minutes of Django Unchained today, and then suffered a heart attack and died, out of coolness. The Weinstein Company...
View ArticleOfficial “Sharon Tate” teaser poster and hints of Cannes
We’ve mused about it before, and historically speaking it is a prime date for Quentin’s movies, but Variety now also reports that a Cannes Film Festival premiere for Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood (or...
View ArticleOnce Upon a Time in… Hollywood will premiere in Cannes
We believe in it from the start, it’s been heavily hinted at – and now it’s all happening. Quentin Tarantino‘s 9th (like Beethoven’s 9th, get it? It’ll be a thing, trust us) movie, Once Upon a... The...
View ArticleOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood full trailer
It’s here. While people are probably about to head to the Cannes theater to see the world premiere of Once Upon a Time in… Hollywood, Sony Pictures was kind enough to drop the full theatrical...
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