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I loved Inglourious Basterds... I'm one that he particularly touched with this movie, inappropriately or not.
He didn't touch your feet did he, superado?
I just saw "Inglorius Basterds" on disc this weekend and was blown away by how good it was. The expierence has me reconsidering Tarentino as a possible Bond director.
While my imput will never be sought by EON, If DC was to do three films, then Tarentino would be a very compelling choice to direct the last entry. Then we would have the "traditional" film directed by Campbell, the arthouse film by Forster and the .... well Tarentino version.
If Tarentino respects the original material, and want to make a "thriller"- he could be a great choice. After seeing "IB", it's odvious he can do dialog, tension, action and humor. As others have said, Tarentino would have to hold back on the sex and violence, but who knows, maybe he is ready to "grow" as a filmaker and embrace the god of tasteful restraint.
The bear jew.Thats all there is to say. 
I just saw "Inglorius Basterds" on disc this weekend and was blown away by how good it was. The expierence has me reconsidering Tarentino as a possible Bond director.
While my imput will never be sought by EON, If DC was to do three films, then Tarentino would be a very compelling choice to direct the last entry. Then we would have the "traditional" film directed by Campbell, the arthouse film by Forster and the .... well Tarentino version.
If Tarentino respects the original material, and want to make a "thriller"- he could be a great choice. After seeing "IB", it's odvious he can do dialog, tension, action and humor. As others have said, Tarentino would have to hold back on the sex and violence, but who knows, maybe he is ready to "grow" as a filmaker and embrace the god of tasteful restraint.
I agree and posted something about this recently too - he could film three movies back-to-back in about ten years using Henry Cavill?
A DC/QT Bond film would be amazing, perhaps definitive.
I just think the ship has sailed. Tarantino has been snippy about Craig and that stuff just doesn't get forgiven by the Broccoli clan, it's not their style. And at the risk of bringing gender politics into it, I sense that La Broccoli does not approve of Quentin's unPC, macho style without the brakes on, it's too much like a kid left alone with his crayons for her liking. She seems, to my mind, to have a woman's slightly patronising indulgence towards the Bond character that does not sit well with Quentin's 'anything goes' attitude to movies.
It's odd, it's as if Babs is showing how brutal and cool men can be through Craig, but from a woman's point of view, while Quentin can show how capable and cool women can be (Uma in Kill Bill) from a man's point of view, both are laudable in a way but with a patina of sexism on boths ides that doesn't go together.
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