Tarantino’s New Beverly Cinema to reopen this December
I love the New Beverly Theater. If I lived in LA, I’d probably be there every night – or move in. The revival house Quentin Tarantino took over several years ago, to save it from bankruptcy,...
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Tarantino’s Star Trek – it’s all happening!
You’ve either been sleeping under a rock these last few days – or you’ve already read all of this, because you’re following us on Facebook and Twitter or you read Deadline regularly. So not only is...
Video: Definitive Inglourious Basterds references guide
The Quentin Tarantino Archives always had a decent, not necessarily comprehensive, list of Inglourious Basterds references, just as we have for most Tarantino Films (see them here). In fact, our Kill Bill references guide is one...
10 Tarantino favorites on BluRay & DVD [Vol. 2]
We have published lists of Quentin Tarantino‘s favorites before, and the following list is inspired by the lists of favorite films he handed us for the SWDb and the GCDb. Some time has passed, and as...
Empire’s Reservoir Dogs 25th anniversary special issue
What does Terry Gilliam have to do with Reservoir Dogs? What was behind the red brick wall the graces the opening credits slow motion shot? How did they talk Stealers Wheel into letting Quentin Tarantino use...
Legendary Tarantino Archives message boards make a comeback
Not many of you will remember the days when the first news on Kill Bill leaked onto the internet. The tiny trailers (because internet was slow back then, you’d select the smallest possible size), the excerpts...
The Sound of the Spaghetti West: Ennio Morricone, Quentin Tarantino, and The Hateful Eight
Gunshots, bells, whip cracks, whistles, chants and wordless voices, a mariachi trumpet, violently percussive acoustic guitars – such are the predominant sounds in Ennio Morricone’s soundtrack for Sergio Leone’s 1960s Dollars Trilogy. Each successive film in...
Tarantino’s next about the Manson Family murders?
There’s usually not too much in the public eye about Quentin Tarantino. We think it’s good that way. It’s surely no fun for a celebrity to be in the tabloids 24/7, so personal developments aside, we...
The Good, The Bad and The Ugly – 50th Anniversary Edition BluRay available for pre-order
We rarely report on new BluRay releases, especially if they’re not Quentin Tarantino movies. If you follow us on Facebook closely, you’ll notice however that we do keep up a habit of posting all sorts of...
Watch Quentin Tarantino’s Lumiere Film Festival Masterclass
At this year’s Lumiere Film Festival, Quentin Tarantino not only programmed a very personal retrospective of 1970s cinema (we take a closer look at these over at Furious Cinema, read that right afterwards, or before whatever...
An Ode to the New Beverly Cinema
No this is not one of those “I went to the New Bev and it’s a cathedral for movie geeks” blog post. But in a way, it is. No, in fact I want to waste a...
Three Quentin Tarantino Screenplays Get a Grand Paperback Release in 2016
Amid all The Hateful Eight chatter, a tiny bit of news almost got lost and buried. Three Quentin Tarantino Screenplays, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill and Django Unchained, will get a marvelous paperback re-release on July 2nd...
10 Tarantino favorites on BluRay & DVD [Vol. 1]
We have published lists of Quentin Tarantino’s favorites before, and the following list is inspired by the lists of favorite films he handed us for the SWDb and the GCDb. Some time has passed, and as...
New Documentary 21 Years: Quentin Tarantino finds distribution
Many of you have fantasized about this, and it is happening. There will be a feature length documentary about the works of Quentin Tarantino, and it comes from the reputable director Tara Wood, who made the...
June and July Highlights at the New Beverly Cinema
Quentin Tarantino re-opened the New Beverly Cinema as a celluloid-only picture house. At Furious Cinema we have from time to time taken a closer look at some of the great movies he is programming each month....
Get it now: The Hateful Eight BluRay / DVD
In a previous blogpost we outlined how we think The Hateful Eight should arrive on home video. Obviously, at least for the initial release, and considering the relatively poor showing of Tarantino’s movies on home video...
