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101 Quentin Tarantino Trivia Questions Only Movie Fanatics Can Answer. Can you be cool, honey bunny? Only true fans can bypass the uncomfortable silence to conquer these Quentin T
Hace 1 día · Andy Swapp These pages are where since 2006 I come to largely share some musical references to the blogosphere. I search a large number of sources for ROIOs and what we used to call bootlegs, (not official albums faked by charlatans to sell but live recording and concerts that would not be published anywhere else) and I post links to an eclectic bunch of musicians so that I hope it has broad ...
Hace 4 días · My favorite Quentin Tarantino movie is The Inglorious Basterds because the violence is meaningful and satisfying. The Hateful Eight had beautiful cinematography, but the violence felt gratuitous and wasn't securely grounded in character motivations. Similarly, while the tragic story behind Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is widely known, I didn't feel the movie did a satisfactory job of ...
Hace 2 días · Much of the cinematic community and fandom continue to wait with bated breath while Quentin Tarantino mulls the decision of what will be his 10th and quite possibly his final movie. The director ...
Hace 2 días · Quentin Tarantino’s cinematic tastes have long shaped the form and perception of his films, the first of which was Natural Born Killers And Reservoir Dogs. His 1994 ensemble piece, pulp Fiction on the other hand, fit the profile of an iconic Tarantino – with all its violence, chaos and epic dialogue – but one small piece of the puzzle didn’t fit into the picture.
Hace 4 días · I’m a really big fan of that. Just having the opportunity to explore different layers of our characters in wrestling like I’ve done in the past with movies. It felt very exhilarating. I think we found out at the same time, what had been the plan all along. For me, it gives MLW the vibe of Tim Burton meets [Quentin] Tarantino.
Hace 1 día · My favorite Quentin Tarantino movie is The Inglorious Basterds because the violence is meaningful and satisfying. The Hateful Eight had beautiful cinematography, but the violence felt gratuitous and wasn't securely grounded in character motivations.
