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Tarantino lost touch after Inglorious Basterds
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>>214540817
his movies arent that great overall and kinda annoying

pulp fiction was his best and he's been going downhill since
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>>214540817
Bullet Train >>>>>>>>>> All of Redditino's "films" together
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>>214540860
agreed
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>>214540817
*after Jackie Brown
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>>214540997
first I thought: "what a piece of garbage", and then I saw the acting. it's good
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>>214540860
pulp fiction was his best because he had help writing it. tarantula is a hack
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I better rephrase to avoid confusion:

Redditino lost touch after Inglorious Basterds IMO
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>>214540860
I can get into films that are style over substance but it's the guy's entire oeuvre. It gets stale. Especially when most of his 'style' is just recreating scenes from obscure movies.
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>>214541003
/thread
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>>214540817
The problem with Tarantino is doesn't actually do ANYthing truly new. It's all retreads, tributes, homages, nods, but nothing beyond that. Also he pines for a time that never actually existed.



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