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In reply to the discussion: Who is your favorite living film director? [View all]Laffy Kat
(16,960 posts)61. For the longest time I didn't "get" Tarantino.
I sort of accidentally watched an interview with him on youtube a few years ago and then I loved him. Go figure. I know he elicits a lot of criticism, valid criticism imo, but in the long run, I like his writing and his strong female characters. And he's just quirky. There is also a purity about his movie-making I admire. Just last night I re-watched "From Dusk 'til Dawn" and still thought it was a hoot. (Although now that I think about it, I think his buddy Robert Rodriguez directed that one.)
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After seeing Pulp Fiction, I expected another great Tarantino-directed film in "Kill Bill"
red dog 1
May 2016
#51
You should analyze it and let us know what you find out... if it's noteworthy, that is.
LanternWaste
May 2016
#53
MICHAEL MOORE. His films are important to see! I love Mel Brooks, too. His films
valerief
May 2016
#56