Let's be fair here 'sushi,
the only brilliant film out of that Tarantino list you've mentioned is Jackie Brown.
Pulp Fiction is over hyped for what it is, Kill Bill was indulgent dross, and as for Death Proof, it was an interesting distraction at best.
J. Brown has the best cast, best acting, best story and best dialogue of anything he's done since 'Dogs
/lol omg opinionz on the internet lolz
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The Great Architect is still waiting for his account to be deleted on, Sun 9 Aug 2009, 16:12,
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Oh of course sir,
I am expressing personal opinion here. However, I am pretty sure that you wouldn't come out calling him a cretin and stating that even Reservoir Dogs wasn't very good at all. I personally would say that J Brown is my favourite Tarantino film, but Pulp Fiction would be second with Dogs third. All personal opinion of course :)
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Redsushi! Whoop! Whoop! Yes, that one!, Sun 9 Aug 2009, 16:15,
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Again, resevoir dogs is not his own movie.
Its an americanised version of City on Fire, down to the double handgun stylistic thing. Plus, City on Fire has Chow Yun Fat being all good and Hong Kong and that
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City is fire is quite poor
And it is very different to Reservoir dogs.
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Fair Point.
But it was a large influence on Resevoir Dogs. I just can't stand Tarantino, he's started to become intolerable. No good films in at least 10 years plus arsehole credentials equals unlikable up himself wanker.
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Pulp Fiction had a lot of firsts and broke down a lot of barriers that are now imitated mercilessly
not the least of which was the way he humanized the bad guys by way of passing-the-time banter. without pulp fiction you'd never have had Sexy Beast, Lock Stock and Two Smoking Barrels or Snatch, anything like that.
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AgentMuu hentai coordination, Mon 10 Aug 2009, 22:26,
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