Italian Composer Ennio Morricone: I'll Never Work With Tarantino Again

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Gord.T said:
Who in the F is "Italian Composer Ennio Morricone: I'll Never Work With Tarantino Again
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" Who cares? Who the F is this idiot? Jeeez. You work; you get paid; end of story. Right?
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HorseFilms said:
I think Tarantino would be awesome to hang out with. I haven't been a fan of his movies for years. They don't all have to be 3 hours long Quentin.
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+1. I admire him for his accomplishments, for sure, but I kind of checked out as a fan of his films with "Death Proof". It was the only, relatively, recent movie I can remember spending more time watching the count down clock for it to be over, than watching the movie. I thought it was total crap up to the point the Dodge Challenger showed up. The thing is, I saw "Vanishing Point" first run as a kid and loved it. I get it QT, the Seventies cinema rocked,I was there, let's move on shall we...
 
Gord.T said:
That last video (Once upon a time in the west.). Wow.
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I was fortunate enough to see a restored 35mm print of "Once Upon a Time in The West" at the Detroit Film Theater at the Detroit Institute of the Arts and it was fantastic.

Claudia Cardinale, the star... Whooa!!! I fell in love with her first when I picked up a VHS copy of Richard Brooks' "The Professionals" BITD. On the big screen, watching "Once Upon a Time in The West", I fell in love again!

Morricone's music is great and to experience in a great theater was outstanding.
 
The man scored the first three Argento flicks and The Thing. Add that to his resume and you're looking at a genius. :beer:
 
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