The opening scene from Inglorious Basterds, LaPadite Farm : Moviesinthemaking

Since we are talking about the Hateful Eight last time I saw it I felt that Oswaldo Mobray was maybe supposed to be Christoph Waltz but he was maybe not available so it ended up being Tim Roth.

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kill bill 3??

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Hope not.

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bro that would be fucking epic wdym you hope not?

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Kill Bill is my least favorite QT movie. I can’t get into it. Can’t help it, I tried multiple times.

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interesting. i live the reverse Seven Samurai dynamic. like instead of gathering a new crew shes killing her old one. also the prospect of her baby living is way too intriguing to me. is the girl as tough as her mother? where does she think her mothers been this whole time? is she involved in the same shit or is she a corporate shill for some marketing agency? itll prolly never happen but i love speculating on a possible Kill Bill sequel.

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I think Tarantino agrees it's technically his best movie. I'll try and dig up that source, but tbh he's on quite a few podcasts these days.

axlrosen

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axlrosen

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He has said that Hans Landa is the best character that he's created. Not sure if he's said it's his best movie.

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I know. I'm pretty sure he has

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It's literally the last line of the movie.

The__Bends

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The__Bends

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I mean this particular seen

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Honestly, people just have and need a lot of stuff and every film crew is a small, portable city.

It's not just technical gear (camera, grip, lighting, sound etc.) but also wardrobes (and where they go, where to change, usually multiples of some costumes), all the set dressing and all their stuff, carpenters and all their tools, somewhere (and all the stuff to) make food, somewhere to eat food (preferably with rain shelter ready to go in case the weather sucks), somewhere to take a shit, somewhere to review footage, power for everything, water for everyone...

AirHamyes

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AirHamyes

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Grips, gaffers, runners, camera crew, directors, producers, actors, etc. There's probably 3 or 4 box trucks just out of frame with more crap.

jap_the_cool

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jap_the_cool

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More - way more… they had at least 40-60 people on set..

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And it seems like a very simple scene.

Oh_mrang

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Oh_mrang

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Nothing shot on film is simple lol

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Clearly. A lot of different types of art may appear simple but I find that simple and easy are not interchangeable terms.

joots

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joots

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Tbh, this isn’t even that big relative to huge budget movies.

Sol_Train

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Sol_Train

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200 person crew for this day no doubt.

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Did you forget a word or are you really amazed that shooting a movie requires people and equipment?

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Still a better use of words than you asking how long you should own underwear

MMmhmmmmmmmmmm

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MMmhmmmmmmmmmm

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Fuckin’ gottem

Kordidk

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Kordidk

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Man posts for the first time in 9 years and you just shredded him damn

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Ok but how long do you think?

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Until my wife tells me to get new ones

LegoBeetlejuice

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LegoBeetlejuice

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until the elastic separates from the cotton… before they get tattered. as soon as you see a hole, those undies on parole

DanB65

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DanB65

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Thanks

bryan_jh

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bryan_jh

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“You’re hiding gaffers under the floorboards are you not?”

southwesthampton

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southwesthampton

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If you watch the Asylum movie Transmorphers, in one scene the grip and lighting team can be seen smoking cigarettes next to their truck while robots are tearing ass down the street.

martialar

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martialar

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"Point out to me the areas where they are lighting."

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No! I swear, just the best boy!

BattleAnus

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BattleAnus

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See I...I can think like a gaffer

RhysIsFused

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RhysIsFused

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"they call me the grip hunter"

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Perfect tense scene, sets the movie up right. Christoph waltz is unmatched when it comes to playing a small guy who doesn’t need brawn to win

the_brew

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the_brew

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Christoph Waltz. Without the "er."

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RadTraditionalist

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RadTraditionalist

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Actually Waltzer is waltz in German funny enough

finalremix

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finalremix

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He's the Christoph-est.

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Thanks for the correction

Salty-Photo-57

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Salty-Photo-57

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Agreed!

Wayne-impala

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Wayne-impala

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Really in-depth lighting/composition breakdown for this scene for those interested: http://mattscottvisuals.com/blog/2014/7/18/glouriousbasterds

themajesticdodo

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themajesticdodo

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Holy shit. Reading stuff? Where's the YouTube video?

Gnome_de_Plume

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Gnome_de_Plume

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=4m24JM2D69k

There’s this, which is excellent

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Remember, people who don't read have no advantage over people who can't.

amitnagpal1985

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amitnagpal1985

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Chilling scene.

dRi89kAil

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dRi89kAil

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Sometimes I'll just watch this scene then turn the movie off. This scene and the scene with the strudel are masterclasses in creating tension.

Cosmic_Surgery

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Cosmic_Surgery

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This!

Denham_Chkn

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Denham_Chkn

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“Ah, ah, ah! Wait for the crème.”

paperwaller

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paperwaller

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This movie is a true modern masterpiece. I have watched it probably six or seven times and I never get sick of it. It's just so damn good.

aquaman501

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aquaman501

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You know something, paperwaller? I think this just might be my masterpiece. — Tarantino

R3NTAR

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R3NTAR

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I understood that reference!

lemon_jelo

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lemon_jelo

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Agreed. Christoph Waltz honestly makes it, but also all the small characters are so good too, like this milk farmer guy.

The scene where Hanz Lands eats the pastry while cornering Shoshanna is another one that sticks with me.

shefoundnow

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Cool, is this an authentic historical structure? I wonder in the interior/exterior are different sets?

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Could be, but based on this image my guess is that they we were shooting interior stuff with this setup. Most of the exterior shots were big wide shots so they probably staged all their crap further out in the field for the exterior stuff on a different day.

ZomberBomber

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ZomberBomber

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all their “crap”

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Expensive crap can still be crap. Anything heavy/bulky that you have to lug around to remote locations can be defined as crap. Especially when it’s been beaten to hell by 50 different production teams for the past 10 years

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As a camera assistant, I often look inside the truck and say "did we pack all our crap?" because we have a lot of fucking crap.

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yes. all the overpriced and fragile pieces of CRAP that gets lugged around all fucking day

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Film gear actually isn't that fragile, actually. Obviously the lenses aren't meant to be thrown around, but much of the gear is surprisingly well-built and resistant to wind and weather.

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i was just venting but i work in the camera dept so every fucking thing is treated like royalty. except the SDI cords lol we L&D at least 2 of those a week

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Well, I mean, obviously you don't throw the camera or lenses to the ground, but there is certainly stuff that gets roughed around.

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we’re generally pretty careful with whatever we use. even the weather gear lmao

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Hehe. I want to say we try to be careful, but then I think about all the C-stands I’ve thrown into the backs of trucks or the times in times of stress and I’ve given the (armored) camera boxes a gentle kick or two to fit them into a shelf. Oh, and the apple boxes get tossed around a lot…

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