Well I guess it’s fair enough if that’s what you think, but I disagree completely. I feel he uses that sort of ending far too often to solve puzzles he’s set himself, instead of finding an answer that makes real sense.
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It’s certainly something he’d done very recently before that film, so I think that criticism is valid.
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Not seeing much love for Inglorious Basterds.
I can’t even recall the ‘bad guy’ actors name in IB, but that was one hell of a performance. And the fire was probably ‘justified’ in that film.
Once upon a time is visually stunning, acted so well, but I found the ending so ridiculous that it just kind of was too obvious an ending.
A bit of a fan over the years, but sometime it’s a bit too much.
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Inglorious Basterds…that’s my top Tarantino flick. Just love it!
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One of my all time favourites. Classic Wilder and Pryor. And that chick is hot!
‘Fuzzy wuzzy was a woman’……
‘Was he or wasn’t he a woman’
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So many great one liners
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Do you mean Christoph Waltz?
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Won an Oscar for it, and so he should have.
And that opening scene is….incredible.
I’ve seen a YouTube breakdown of it from a filmmakers perspective.
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Stopped watching Once Upon A Time In Hollywood about half way through, found it boring. To be honest I no longer look forward to his movies.
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Chekov’s flamethrower was rather egregious, but in a good way.
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Ha!
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Tarantino peaked with Pulp Fiction. Everything he has done since is ‘meh’ with quirky Tarantino bits here and there. He was never supposed to make big budget Hollywood films imo.
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I liked reservoir dogs even better. Pulp fiction is a bit too long for my liking.
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Well he has stated he only has 1 left in him. Then he’s retiring
I think I’ve said this before in this thread but two movies I enjoyed of his are True Romance and from dusk till Dawn which he wrote not directed. I think I’m just over his style of directing.
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I found that a complete bore-fest. I sat down one night determined to watch it to the end and got about ⅔ of the way through and gave up. I fail to see the entertainment value in a bunch of nasty men sitting around and pointing guns at each other and shouting ■■■■.
Not everyone’s cup of tea.
I liked Tarantinos work because it was different. But can’t say I have rewatched any of his movies.
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I found that Reservoir Dogs does not hold up as well on subsequent viewings.
Pulp Fiction on the other hand I’ve rewatched a million times.
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Whens it come out?