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Five Things I Would Like To See In Quentin Tarantinos New Western

When I heard the news about Quentin Tarantinos next film being a Western I was disappointed that he

would not pursue the filming of his screenplay, Killer Crow. Eventually I thought that if he was going to

make another Western he better make it fast to he can produce Killer Crow by the time his 25th

Anniversary Collection comes out. If hes going to make another Western its going to have to be worth

the wait of Killer Crow and heres my guide to what would make that happen:

Brad Pitt and Tarantino Reteaming

Brad Pitt and Tarantino met at the filming of Inglourious Basterds but before that they desired to work

with one another. When they finally did get to make a film together the product was what I consider to

be Tarantinos best work. Brad Pitt had a very important part in the delivery of IB in general. He

portrayed a Lieutenant from the south that leads a group of Jewish soldiers on a Nazi killing spree. I

actually liked Inglourious Basterds so much that when Tarantino revealed that he had written a full

script of his planned third storyline of Inglourious Basterds I was very excited. So of course when he

revealed that in fact his new film would be a western like Django Unchained I had mixed feelings.

Among those feeling was the anticipation of his new cast. Having already done the main-character-is-

black thing I think the best thing for this film is to have multiple characters like Pulp Fiction, Reservoir

Dogs, and of course Ingourlious Basterds. That is the thought that occurred in my mind right before

thinking about the past actors Tarantino had worked with multiple times, and that thought led me to

the hope that Tarantino would cast Brad Pitt. My dream is that he could play essentially the same

character except maybe this time he could lead a group of cowboys. It would be a quite whimsicalsurprise if Quentin also got some of the other Basterds to play cowboys. Given that all of Quentin

Tarantinos films are connected in one big gory universe, cowboy Brad Pitt could easily be a descendant

of Lieutenant Aldo Raine.

Samuel L. Jackson Playing A Good Guy

Sam and Quentin Tarantino have desired to work with each other for a movie since Reservoir Dogs. Even

though he didnt get a part in Reservoir Dogs, Sam did play the iconic, Oscar nominated role of Jules

Winnfield in Pulp Fiction. He also played major roles in Tarantinos Jackie Brown and last years Django

Unchained. Though I have yet to view Jackie Brown, he didnt play very nice people in his other works

with Tarantino. Thats why I think its time we see him give the classic Tarantino Samuel L. Jackson, but

this time have him be a force for good. I dont mean this Wyatt Earptype guy but I mean the monologue

scene from Pulp Fiction only with him having good intentions. There are a couple of ways I could see this

play out. One thing that I think is on all of our minds is what happened to Django after his film. We last

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saw him riding off into the moonlight with a cigar in his mouth and his newly reclaimed wife on the back

of his horse. Where did they go? Maybe they rode all the way to Canada or Mexico to their freedom or

possibly they moved to the mountains and shot any white mans head off that dared look at them.

Whichever happened Im sure most people would like it if Sam Jackson portrayed an older Django that

had become a full time bounty hunter or marshal. The other way Jackson could play a good guy is if he

was just a marshal. Though that sounds kind of boring I think that would be much better than my first

proposal. Of course the only way any of these scenarios could occur is if this film took place in a certain

time period, which brings us to my next wish

A Post Civil War Time Period

After Django Unchaineds controversial depiction of slavery it would be a big surprise if Quentin

Tarantino didnt put some racial conflict in his next film.He already used the pre-civil war setting which

had more than 100 n-words, so wouldnt it make sense for this film to be post? I think we would all like

to see Tarantinos play on the remaining racial tension betweenthe African Americans who have gained

their freedom and the white men that feel betrayed of theirs. After the civil war most men with the

North accepted that they needed to get used to the black men, but the Southerners still resented the

crap out of them. I propose a story about two marshals, one white and one black, that have to work

together to stop a band of Texan cowboys from... Well thats as far as Ill go for lack of information. The

point is that I think Tarantino could do a lot with that times period. Who knows? Maybe hell kill off

another important political figure years before their actual day like he did Hitler!

One Of The Reservoir Dogs To Come Back And Play Their Relative

I just watched Reservoir Dogs the other night and I must say that it is definitely up there with Inglourious

Basterds and Pulp Fiction. Tarantino worked with Harvey Keitel and Michael Madsen multiple times

after Reservoir Dogs so they might be our best chances of seeing a Reservoir Dog in a Spaghetti

Western. I actually dont care if theyre related or not but Iwould like to see one of them play some kind

of law figure. How cool would it be to see Harvey Keitel and Sam Jackson team up and shoot a bunch of

desperadoes up? Tim Roth and Steve Buscemi are still acting as well! I think some of them could also

play small time robbers or something of the outlaw nature. This may be the most unlikely of my dreams

to come true but it is the wish of a loyal Tarantino fan.

The Film To Be Separated Into Parts

My last wish was going to be a cameo from Jamie Foxx as Django but I decided Id put this instead. To

justify this wish lets go back and look at Tarantinos best work: Pulp Fiction was actually four separate

stories, Inglourious Basterds was separated into five chapters, and Reservior Dogs went back and told

the story of how Mr. White, Blonde, and Orange got on board for the Jewelry Heist. My point here is

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that the multi-part structure is one of my favorite methods of Mr. Tarantino and all filmmakers. A

western structured like this would truly be something I would watch again and again just like I do with

Inglourious Basterds, which if you havent noticed by now is my favorite of his films.

This is everything that would make Tarantinos western my new favorite so hopefully Mr. Tarantino will

just randomly be surfing the web and see this! Avengers72 out.