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the movie and the whole foot fetish thing is spreading quite nicely on twitter so i quite like what its done for the foot worlds publicity and awareness, even if alot of it might be negative or some form of ridicule, as long as the seed is planted, itll grow in time.
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quote:Originally posted by coedfeet: Just got back from seeing another lame film from tarantino. Ok not as bad as death proof, but the same formula, which is; "blah, blah, blah" dialog for 20, 25 minutes, 1 minute of action, back to "blah, blah, blah" Oh, and majority of "blah, blah", is in french and german!
Plenty of time to take a pee break, you won't miss a thing.
Feet scenes, nothing to jack off to, but has anyone ever jacked off to any of his foot scenes? And if you can jack off to the feet in the circumstances they are shown in this film, you are a freak.
Diane Kruger's feet are basically the only feet, and they are messed up. Big bunions that even distorts her soles. taratino can't cast feet to save his life.
Save your money, but if you do go, wait until 2 hours have passed and go in, you won't miss anything. Order it on netflix if you just have to see it.
I will have to give props to Christoph Waltz, who really nailed his part.
2 stars.
This could be misinformed since I haven't seen the film but loads of my mates have said it's awesome so:
1) When Tarantino doesn't have much action it's generally to accentuate the brutality of violence and make it kind of surprising (to an extent)
2) What's wrong with a film using another language? Heck, two of my favourite sounding languages. Also pretty sure he's a fan of French and German cinema (which is worth checking out BTW); he's definitely a fan of Japanese cinema, hence why he used a lot of actual Japanese dialogue in Kill Bill. Furthermore it's to enhance immersion
3) You're right about him having terrible taste in feet, haha, Uma Thurman has terrible peds IMO
Anyway I'm still looking forward to seeing the film. NAZI SCALPS.
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