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| Topic: Inglorious Bastards or Kill Bill | |
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I don't want to get technical or anything, but it is spelled Basterds...just sayin'. lol,,yeah,, I think thats the Brit spelling,,,,lol I saw Tarantino on a British talk show(on BBCAmerica), and the host asked why he spelled Basterds that way. Tarantino said he wouldn't give an explanation, that way fans would have something to talk about. of course, controversy sales ,regardless how petty,,lol but seriously, the brits do spell words differently than americans Can't blame him though, fans are still talking about the Band-Aid on the back of Ving Rhames' neck. |
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I don't want to get technical or anything, but it is spelled Basterds...just sayin'. lol,,yeah,, I think thats the Brit spelling,,,,lol I saw Tarantino on a British talk show(on BBCAmerica), and the host asked why he spelled Basterds that way. Tarantino said he wouldn't give an explanation, that way fans would have something to talk about. of course, controversy sales ,regardless how petty,,lol but seriously, the brits do spell words differently than americans Can't blame him though, fans are still talking about the Band-Aid on the back of Ving Rhames' neck. |
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Taken as a whole (implying both I & II) Kill Bill is one of the greatest tales of revenge there is. The side stories of the KB series really add to the plot and expand on the main character.
While IB was a great tale of revenge, the side story of the "Americans" really takes away from the whole and draws attention away from the "revenge" subtext of the movie. The cinematography in both is fantastic, so when you take that away and base the greatness only on the storyline, it leaves KB the victor. My opinion is given humbly as always. |
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I don't want to get technical or anything, but it is spelled Basterds...just sayin'. lol,,yeah,, I think thats the Brit spelling,,,,lol I saw Tarantino on a British talk show(on BBCAmerica), and the host asked why he spelled Basterds that way. Tarantino said he wouldn't give an explanation, that way fans would have something to talk about. of course, controversy sales ,regardless how petty,,lol but seriously, the brits do spell words differently than americans Can't blame him though, fans are still talking about the Band-Aid on the back of Ving Rhames' neck. |
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Actually it was some gold foil and a light bulb in the brief case.
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