I came, I saw, I don't know how exactly to feel about it all

Rating: 8/10 (12 January 2016)

This is a grand film in many ways, it is shown in a special version from the theaters that are able to do so, 70mm version was last used in 1966 so they have been dusting off some old equipment and are doing something special once again. The version I saw was the roadshow with 7 minutes intro, and 12 minutes intermission, it was a fun concept to introduce the old way of making a spectacle about the film and showing it in a "live" way for the audience.
I have never been a true fan of Tarantinos dialog based films, well that is not exactly true, I think he does a lot with characters and dialogs, but sometimes it gets to be too much for me, I like to be entertained, sometimes shut off the brain and just relax and watch a good movie. You can't do that with Tarantino, you have to pay attention and follow what happens, stay vigilant and so on :)
This is a crazy homage from Tarantino to the craft, technique and film in general that he loves, not sure what to say about it other then it is stunning in it's pictures, special by the 70mm version, something different by the roadshow thing - so showing a long intro with the music playing, having an intermission and a film that is summarized after the first two hours, just to keep everybody on track of what we as audience missed and in the end having seen almost three hours of film, that is strangely mind blowing.
Location, seating & time: Imperial, Nordisk Film, Vesterbro, Denmark - Bio 1, row 17 seat 36 & 38 - 06.01.2016 at 20.00