Deadline says:
Back when I saw him in late February at Harvey Weinstein's Oscar night party for The King's Speech, Quentin Tarantino told me that his script for a Western was just pouring out of him easily, that he'd finished a draft and expected to turn in a final version within two months.
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I've enjoyed every one of Tarantino's films. Even Kill Bill (which gets ragged on a lot) I loved. Death Proof was even a good one for me. There's absolutely no doubt I'll be watching this one. What's even more exciting is we'll get to see Christoph Waltz back with Tarantino. I loved him in Inglourious Basterds, should be cool to see them together again.
I didn't go see Kill Bill at the theater because I don't like Uma Thurman then one day my nephew was watching it during a holiday when we were visiting and I was bored so I joined him......I loved it! Went out and bought both 1 and 2 and love both of them and watch them when they're on TV. They make me laugh. My husband will even watch certain scenes with me...like the eye snatching fight scene. Death Proof was also great...those stunt girls were crazy but funny. Quinton is a genius...a little crazy but he'll deliver something worth watching...probably bloody though...huh?
I'm kinda torn on Tarantino these days. I've seen pretty much everything he's done, and really enjoyed many of them. The problem is that I often find myself rolling my eyes throughout his recent stuff. I just don't like them as much as I used to.
Tarantino and spaghetti western. Awesome! He's going to do Leone and Corbucci proud.