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Quentin Tarantino Sues Alan Ball


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Well, you need to change your mind then. Obviously something horrible happened to you in childhood to derange your mind into thinking birds were acceptable. Those rat winged, shady, disease ridden cretin's are horrid. I'm convinced Hitchcock's BIRDS was a documentary. :lol:

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What's one to do when nothing else worked? I agree that it's ridiculous and wonder – is there some kind of personal beef between the two? I didn't even know they knew each other, let alone that they were neighbours. Or maybe it's some attempt at publicity of the weirdest kind.

:lol: I don't hate Alan Ball! But look how long it's taken him to ruin a show!

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That was a freaky film. (On the other hand a few weeks ago I watched Dial M for Murder again and, man, was that film just... boring or what? Eric will shoot me for saying this.)

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No it is boring. I think it was based on a stage play that wasn't a big hit (not sure) and it feels kinda stage bound. I always thought it would be fun to see it in its original 3D, but Hitch doesn't even seem to be his usual playful self with that. There's like one good scene that I can even remember... Definitely up there with Stage Fright and a few others as his more forgetable films. (though at least it's not impossible to sit through like Topaz and some other misfires I guess).

I dunno I always tyhought Tarantino was known for being easy going--and Alan Ball doesn't have THAT bad a reputation :P I wonder what will happen.

And come on you make it sound like Ball is Ryan Murphy ;)

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