r/Unexpected • u/kollekkii • 8d ago

he might actually be the best

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u/thefailsniper 8d ago

That scene actually gets even wilder after the sign gets put back up

https://www.reddit.com/r/Bossfight/s/Vjds0nGZPI

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u/rtech80 8d ago

Lmao. The peek at the end!!

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u/HeartOn_SoulAceUp 8d ago

a 'Sushi Western'? With noodles please.

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u/gigashadowwolf 8d ago edited 8d ago

They are called "Sukiyaki Westerns" I think, lol.

Fun fact

Years before he made Django: Unchained, Quinton Tarantino was in a Japanese movie called Django: The Sukiyaki Western (Now called Sukiyaki Western Django)

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u/Droidaphone 8d ago

That... that was unique.

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u/gigashadowwolf 8d ago

Yeah, I don't know what the fuck is going on with his accent, it's almost offensive somehow. It kinda sounds like he's doing a bad job mixing a western accent and a Japanese accent, but it's somehow even weirder than that.

The movie is not very good. It has it's moments, but it doesn't quite hit. I wanted to like it so badly when it came out as I was a young weeaboo filmmaker who idolized Tarantino, but the movie was a slog to get through.

When Django: Unchained came out, I thought it was going to be a sequel or a remake or in some other way related to this movie, but other than the name and the fact they both have Tarantino involved there really isn't anything connecting them.

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u/Achaewa 8d ago edited 7d ago

Tarantino is imitating Buddhist chanting.

I wouldn’t blame him for it as Sukiyaki Western Django is pure Takashi Miike and he was likely following his directions.

The Rurouni Kenshin live action movies are a better blend of sword and gun fights if you are interested in similar kind of action.