Released on: 2007
Rating: 7.10
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Tarantino Finds a Title: Django Unchained
We've heard that Quentin Tarantino was writing a spaghetti western. And you may remember what the cover page of his Inglourious Basterds script looked like. Well, posted below is the supposed cover page of his new one, Django Unchained, clearly inspired by the Sergio Corbucci original Django, not to mention Takashi Miike's Sukiyaki Western Django, which features Tarantino (see clip below). Franco Nero, star of Django, has said he is attached, along with Christolph Waltz and possibly, Keith Carradine and Treat Williams. Sergio at Shadow and Act (the latest welcome addition to the indieWIRE Blog Network) has a source who says he has read the script for this black western: “Django is a freed slave, who, under the tutelage of a German bounty hunter (played »
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‘Attack The Block’ Review: A Genre Blending, Cult Classic In The Making
One day in the near future, you'll probably be able to own Attack the Block action figures. Not lame ones like you see for the typical Hollywood blockbuster, I'm talking the cool ones reserved for the true cult classics. Neca or McFarlane toys. Detailed likenesses with accessories. Real geek stuff. Writer/director Joe Cornish's feature debut about a London alien invasion [1] is that kind of movie. Small, but incredibly well made and fun, it's destined to elicit [2] the kind of nostalgia that'll make fans want to own and display tiny replicas of its protagonists and antagonists. And, really, is there a better endorsement than that? Read our full review after the jump.In Attack the Block, a group of young, south London hoodlums take it upon themselves to battle invading aliens in and around their apartment building called "The Block." And while the premise seems straightforward, it's far from it.»
- Germain Lussier
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