Deadly little Miho

[WinterHold]

'Pulp Fiction' was terrific.  The rest of his catalogue, not so much.

Boru

Pulp Fiction was very good, but I think a lot of that is down to the actors.

I've seen it once and will die without seeing it again.

Inglorious Bastards was crap.  Far inferior to the 80s Norwegian (I think) movie of the same name which I have also seen once in the late nineties.

PF has some fantastic scenes to keep rewinding. 4 or 8 mins on youtube watching them is never a waste of time for me.

Didn't watch Inglorious Bastards; Nazies are boring.

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But the violence is SO realistic!  You know how you shoot someone in the head with a small calibre derringer, and the head explodes like a melon hit by a freight train?  Quentin nailed it.

Boru

It was soooo realistic they had to convert the Bride's battle with the Crazy 88s to B&W because there was tooo much blood. More that a human body would actually hold.   The cartoonishness of "Kill Bill's Willy" makes it fun, but doesn't make it art.

The cartoonish -comic-like- picture is intended and a big part of Tarantino's success.

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If you want realistic death, get ready to smell a lot of stink and get the most boring watch in your life.
I -and many more- want to see a movie for fun.

[Gawdzilla Sama]

IF you are a 50 year old tweenager, comic books are fine.

[BrianSoddingBoru4]

Pulp Fiction was very good, but I think a lot of that is down to the actors.

I've seen it once and will die without seeing it again.

Inglorious Bastards was crap.  Far inferior to the 80s Norwegian (I think) movie of the same name which I have also seen once in the late nineties.

PF has some fantastic scenes to keep rewinding. 4 or 8 mins on youtube watching them is never a waste of time for me.

Didn't watch Inglorious Bastards; Nazies are boring.

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It was soooo realistic they had to convert the Bride's battle with the Crazy 88s to B&W because there was tooo much blood. More that a human body would actually hold.   The cartoonishness of "Kill Bill's Willy" makes it fun, but doesn't make it art.

The cartoonish -comic-like- picture is intended and a big part of Trantino's success.

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If you want realistic death, get ready to smell a lot of stink and get the most boring watch in your life.
I -and many more- want to see a movie for fun.

No one said Tarantino’s films weren’t fun. Laughing hysterically while pointing at the screen is intrinsic to the whole Tarantino experience (I giggled all the way through ‘Deathproof’).

But the films are not art and Tarantino’s appeal to the lowest common denominator hardly qualifies him as a ‘genius’.

Boru

[Gawdzilla Sama]

Planet Terror was a hoot.

"If I had known you were THE El Rey!!!!"