How To Use Tarantino In A Sentence
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Punch "has a good chance of being PG-13", says Snyder #SDCC cinematical: RT @cinematical: OMG Sucker Punch is Tarantino meets Final Fantasy meets your most erotic fetish dream.
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When the movie came out the critics went wild, hailing Tarantino as the golden boy of the 1990s.
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Con i milioni di drive-in theatre girati nel mondo, un genio come Tarantino sceglie un piece for one person movie per farne un remake ... e sceglie il mio!
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The blurb says that this is Tarantino's greatest movie.
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Making an abhorrently violent film anti-violent screed at 24 frames per second is no small trick, and Professor Thurman assured me that the ready supply of filmic blood in "Kill Bill" and the other titanic Tarantino movies means the violence is shown as violence and hence abhorrent -- in contrast to fakey-bakey movies that show death without the red stuff.
Michael Conniff: CON GAMES: Violence On The QT With Quentin Tarantino
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Exotic camera angles, extreme lighting on the contours of faces, ultra close-ups of clotted cream, and Waltz exclaiming ‘Bingo” combine to produce a perpetual string of edgy, 'compellingly' watchable vignettes – This is Tarantino’s best yet.
Edge, Contrast: Inglourious Basterds is the best yet
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In Tarantino's Kill Bill, genres are mashed, smashed, and encouraged to fornicate in order to form whole new subgenres - it's a blend of action movie, anime, horror, graphic novel, cheesy samurai movie and Chinese shadow puppetry (i.e. the scene where Uma Thurman fights the bad guys/girls behind a screen in silhouette.)
MIND MELD: The Best Genre Crossovers
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Chiba is a Tarantino favorite, and it makes perfect sense that this is the sort of homage he would throw in to one of his most important movies as a nice touch.
Jules Winnfield's Ezekiel Reference Explained
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But here, the dialogue is all building up tension to the violent release, which is what Tarantino does best.
WATCHING: Inglorious Bazz-turds
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It was the fact that Tarantino's sword-wielding warriors and their nemeses were women.
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Aside from Tarantino, the decade also brings a serious decline in repertory programming and opportunities for importing foreign films.
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The main theme of the works of Tarantino is a mythopoetical totality.
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In Pulp Fiction, Tarantino snapped his various episodes into alignment with the framing device of the restaurant stick-up, in which violence was averted and at least one character found redemption.
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Tarantino was robbed of Best Screenplay .... again. gv
2010 Academy Awards Winners | /Film
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Secondly, Quentin Tarantino needs a new editor - someone who can convince him to make the really hard cuts.
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No doubt hoping to amp up the American presence, the organizers shrewdly invited Tarantino to head the jury.
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These two brothers cuss like Quentin Tarantino, drink like a bad Irish joke, and shoot without remorse...but they will ONLY shoot bad guys.
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As uncompromising and unpredictable as one of his anti-heroes, Tarantino rejected this demand and instead broke the film into two parts, or, more precisely, two volumes.
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Converting lithium chloride back to thionyl chloride is like trying to find a Quentin Tarantino movie with no violence- its not hard to find; its impossible to find!
A Brief History of Batteries- Part 1
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Regarding Oscar potential, the nominees include two favorites in Kathryn Bigelow (The Hurt Locker) and James Cameron (Avatar), two likely contenders in Jason Reitman (Up in the Air) and Quentin Tarantino (Inglorious Basterds), and possible longshot Lee Daniels (Precious).
The Directors Guild of America Suggests Bigelow, Cameron, Reitman, Tarantino, and Daniels Were the Best Directors of 2009 – Collider.com
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Tarantino is happy to have his audience laughing one moment and revolted the next.
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The co-directors/co-writers, Palestinian Scandar Copti and Israeli Yaron Shani, possess a Tarantino-esque blitheness about startling violence, and employ a "Pulp Fiction" approach to narrative-as-mosaic.
'Wolfman' Chases Its Tail
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As uncompromising and unpredictable as one of his anti-heroes, Tarantino rejected this demand and instead broke the film into two parts, or, more precisely, two volumes.
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And for full-on red carpet va-va-voom, the big-budget Sin City, from the golden triumvirate of Frank Miller, Robert Rodriguez and Quentin Tarantino, should be hard to beat.
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This year, "Jane Austen's Fight Club" turned up on YouTube, with young ladies in empire-waisted frocks pummeling one another — just imagine Quentin Tarantino directing "Masterpiece Theatre.
When Mockery Is All That's Left
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In 2003, I had the privilege to have worked with famous Hollywood director Quentin Tarantino.
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In Pulp Fiction, Tarantino snapped his various episodes into alignment with the framing device of the restaurant stick-up, in which violence was averted and at least one character found redemption.
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The ending, in particular, is a definite let-down as the script simply peters out in dialogue rather than concluding on the monumental bang Tarantino's been teasing us to expect all along.
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The plot, such as it is, doesn't take up much time, so Tarantino pads his scenes out, sometimes effectively, sometimes less so.
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Ryan Murphy wrote the script and will direct. look at what it calls the oddest couple in Hollywood, the "unshine boys," director Woody Allen and Larry David, the star of Mr. Allen's upcoming "Whatever Works," which will open the TriBeCa Film Festival on April 22. posting up about Quentin Tarantino's appearance on "American Idol" as a guest director, including some video.
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Per Tarantino epoch la prima volta che lo vedeva sul grande schermo (lo aveva visto piece for one person su cassetta) e si emozion tantissimo.
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Generally, Tarantino has never come in for criticism for remaking already an excellent film.
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The reverse structure is a crude way of defamiliarising a very basic plot and has none of the formal invention and daring of, say, Tarantino's experiments in cause and effect.
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Compare Smith's reliance on masscult totems like the Star Wars movies to the catholic tastes of his fellow Sundance alum Quentin Tarantino, who teases fans with references to obscure spaghetti Westerns and borrows formal strategies from Jean-Luc Godard.
Slate Articles
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In the works of Tarantino, a predominant concept is the concept of postcapitalist consciousness.
Constructive dedeconstructivism in the works of Tarantino
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The glory of the samurai sword, vulgarised to the point of farce in Tarantino's Kill Bill, is treated with respect, even awe.
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There are the trademark Tarantino touches like the pop culture references and crackerjack dialogue.
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Quentin Tarantino who speaks in only one mode, passionate, gesticulated wildly button holing a rapt Peter Sarsgaard and Maggie Gyllenhaal, about his favorite moment in Lone Scherfig's An Education, a personal favorite that will sure be listed among the Oscar's Nominated 10.
Regina Weinreich: Golden Globes for Beginners
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The blurb says that this is Tarantino's greatest movie.
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Esperanza ... you just reminded me that Quentin Tarantino is going to be at the Morelia Film Festival this Sunday and I can't be there this weekend.
Morelia and more!!
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Tarantino may be doing a pastiche of Kubrick's The Killing and other gangster pictures, but he is also, perhaps unconsciously, revisiting Sartre's hell.
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Note that in the Forum's Tarantino Books Corner, there is one sticky topic for each of the available Tarantino books, so it is very easy to find information on those books.
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Just don't expect a ‘post-modern’ crime caper in the Quentin Tarantino vein.
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It is basically his homage to all the old school spaghetti westerns, samurai flicks and even Japanese animation films of the past, to which Tarantino is a huge fan.
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In 1994, director Quentin Tarantino paid homage to blaxploitation films with the wildly successful Pulp Fiction.
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Salma Hayek plays an exotic dancer whose act involves a giant snake in this Quentin Tarantino / Robert Rodriguez team-up ...
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I feel there's something deeper at play here - an indication, perhaps, that Tarantino was trying to pull the ultimate bait-and-switch on his audience.
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Rather than developing a complex but coherent mythology that expounds upon specific ideas, Tarantino has simply created a collage of exploitation cinema.
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Tarantino is very clear about this: we see Bill open the bottle and drink the first shot in a single gulp, and we see him trying to shake the last drop out of the bottle when it is empty.
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Perhaps you shout epithets that would make Quentin Tarantino blush.
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I love Tarantino and have seen virtually everything he's done ... mul tiple times.
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Tarantino begins with the logo from a 1970s Hong Kong production company, Shaw Brothers, the curtain-raiser for innumerable fan references.
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Quentin Tarantino worked in a video rental joint before he made Reservoir Dogs and blew up.
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The actors are young and full of spunk, and if you watch really carefully, you'll catch a cameo by Quentin Tarantino.
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What I am interested in is this: exactly how positive is Tarantino's portrayal of women in this movie, and does it reflect a standard of womanhood with which I identify?
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Quentin Tarantino's typically gory and compelling effort follows two simultaneous attempts to assassinate the political leadership of Germany's Nazi Government during the Second World War.
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There is enough echt samurai swordplay to satisfy the most exacting martial arts fan, and yet somehow I can't see Tarantino lifting any of this.
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Quentin Tarantino is the fifth nominee and he'll serve as referee with Daniels and Reitman playing the role of spectators.
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Did anyone before Tarantino deal in chirpy hitmen?
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A lot of people associate a taste for grindhouse movies with the tiresome condescension of the 'so-bad-it's-good' ethos, but Tarantino understands the aesthetics of aberrance that animated the explorations of so-called trash hounds.
GreenCine Daily: Grindhouse, 4/4.
