Inglorious Bastards

[helmet91]

I can't wait.

 

[xj220]

Did someone say

 

[Godspeed]

A Wolfenstein Movie?? Brilliant... One of the best video games ever made (both the old and new).

+1

And for all the QT haters... I agree... He seems like a weasel, but you've got to give him his due credit. If Pulp Fiction didn't cut it, how about Reservoir Dogs?

 

[JSVD]

Its a re-make of Quel maledetto treno blindato (literally translated as That damned armored train and released as Inglorious Bastards in the USA) is a 1978 Italian war movie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inglorious_Bastards

 

[Mumbles]

Did someone say

Goddamnit.....I've got the royalties coming to ME on the Wolfenstein movie....now that I think about it...it's a fucking amazing movie concept.
(truth be told....I'll bet it could be a blockbuster)

It's kind of like "Cleaver"...you know??...Saw meets Godfather.
Maybe I could get Sir Ben Kingsley to play the Don!

 

[sodajones]

When I watched Windtalkers for the first time, I thought Nicholas Cage was dreaming. The "combat" was similar to the games I played as a child in the back yard. It was about as realistic as a 7 year old with an imagination.

I'll wait to judge until I've seen a real trailer for this movie.

 

[HeloBubba]

The absolutely most shiteous war movie done by a modern director was John Woo's Windtalkers.....

Have you seen The Thin Red Line? Now THAT movie was bad.

 

[CWJones411]

Have you seen The Thin Red Line? Now THAT movie was bad.

Every other shot is water droplets falling off of a leaf or some random nature shit.

 

[Junkball]

Its a re-make of Quel maledetto treno blindato (literally translated as That damned armored train and released as Inglorious Bastards in the USA) is a 1978 Italian war movie

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Inglorious_Bastards

That sounds a lot like the concept behind The Dirty Dozen.

Nicholas Cage is the worst actor of our time. I prefer Vin Diesel to him, even. At least his movies don't take themselves seriously.

Windtalkers was an incredible croc of shit. I had seen it before, and so once we watched it in high school (in American Government as a perspective aid, go figure), I couldn't help but crack up through most of the movie. My teacher thought it was pretty rude and didn't understand my explanation because it was "so real" to her (she was a ditz 23 y-o).

In short, I hate hate hate Nick Cage and the only reason National Treasure 2 was made was so I can stare at Diane Kruger some more.

 

[Picaroon]

When I watched Windtalkers for the first time, I thought Nicholas Cage was dreaming. The "combat" was similar to the games I played as a child in the back yard. It was about as realistic as a 7 year old with an imagination.

I'll wait to judge until I've seen a real trailer for this movie.

Dude, I did the exact same thing. I actually mentioned that it was "obviously" a dream sequence out loud, which was a shame since it wasn't...

 

[Cron]

QT should just go ahead and make of movie of Castle Wolfenstein videogame, in which an OSS agent goes on a killing spree against SS zombies, monsters, et.al.

They've been working on a Wolfenstein movie on and off for a few years now. Roger Avery (who co-wrote many of QT's films, interestingly enough) has been writing it, but he's dealing with a vehicular manslaughter charge so who knows what the deal is now.

Its a re-make of Quel maledetto treno blindato

Negatory. Apparently QT just re-used the title because he liked it, then decided to change the spelling so people wouldn't think it's a remake.