Tarantino’s talk is not just the fuel of his movies: it’s the engine, the wheels and most of the frame. It’s where the real dramatic and philosophical action takes place. The gunshots, car crashes and torture scenes are punctuation.
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2 Responses to Tarantino's dialogue
My son's a big Tarrantino fan. Decided against going to see Basterds due to its use of subtitles.
His friends from school saw it, raved about it and now of course he's nagging me to take him!
I can't wait to sse it! Next will be showing at the cinema here. Although I have it on my hard drive, the big screen is always a better choice.
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