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Old 03.11.2018, 01:51 PM   #22260
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Originally Posted by !@#$%!
tarantino is a duck

he can fly but not like an eagle

he can swim but not like a penguin

he can run but not like an ostrich

he can make noise but he’s neither rooster nor songbird...

...or maybe he’s a parrot?

parrot then

i tried watching reservoir dogs the other day and what fucking dullness

the schtick wore out for me long ago

Whoah! Where’s this coming from? I thought we had a shared love for Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown at the very least.

I’m SURE several of us have circle-jerked about Tarantino in this thread many times, and I’m pretty sure you’ve been a part of it.

That said... I kind of agree with some of what you’re saying. He can gangster, but he can’t quite GoodFellas. He can crime/noir, but he can’t quite Fargo. He can western, but he can’t No Country for Old Men or There Will be Blood.

Everything he does is definitely coated in a Tarantino syrup that might prevent it from being what it could be.

I think Hateful Eight was a smart use of country and horror tropes, though. Like Liberty Valancr meets The Thing or something. But I guess it just made me think about The Thing, more than actually being a great, unforgettable film, like The Thing.

Pulp Fiction is a classic, near perfect movie though. He’s never made a bad one. Actually I still haven’t seen the Grindhouse one he did, so maybe that’s shit.
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