Quentin Tarantino is a director that has a very unique style of filmmaking which includes satire and violence and sets him apart from other directors and makes him stand out in any film he collaborates in, his distinctive approach to filming exposes his identity even without the need of attaching his name in the movie or film he directs, many of his movies have extreme reactions of criticism or admiration.
Tarantino’s success started after the first movie he wrote and directed “Reservoir Dogs” that is a drama-crime movie which told a story of a group of criminals that raided a jewellery store, after the heist goes wrong their doubts of each other start rising and they all start expecting that one of them is secretly a police informant. Some
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Which is very impressive after just being the second movie ever that he worked on. The composition of this movie is very unique how scenes are cut off and shift around to random scenes but are still relevant to each other and tell the complete story by the end of the movie. Characters in the movie possess peculiar personalities that are so far from the people we see in our everyday lives, an example would be the scene where John Travolta and Uma Thurman go to a casual diner ‘Jack Rabbit Slims’ that offers burgers and shakes, where many bikers are parked outside hanging out with their motorcycles, Travolta is dressed in a full classic black suit when he enters the diner which is strange and shortly after both Uma and John eat they head to the dance floor and start dancing together in front of everyone sitting …show more content…
Jackson and John Travolta debate on what is a quarter pounder with cheese called in France, which is funny because of how random it is and how it gives a natural close friend to friend dialogue that sound so unscripted, although said he hates product placement his movies are heavy with them which nonetheless gives it that extra real life feel