Caroline Quentin

This movie doesn’t make sense, I would love to read the original idea for this movie and imagine how Joe Eszterhas conceived the characters and scenes when he was writing and before Paul Verhoeven turned it into what it is. The movie is confusing and seen as a satire it can make a lot more sense, it is erotic drama but there is no erotism whatsoever, it is just nudity, so much nudity that you hardly ever notice it after twenty minutes of watching the film, is like a part of the background. I couldn’t

Stanley Kubrick was one of the most smartest and strangest directors in history. He once said, “If it can be written, or thought, it can be filmed.” There are other directors that I admire whom I feel fall under Autheur. However Stanley Kubrick has a crazy trademark with the way he shoots his movies that somehow captivates audiences. One of the hallmarks of Stanley Kubrick’s films were his protracted, uncompromisingly slow scenes. With any other filmmaker I would dismiss such scenes as tedious and

Ever since Quentin Tarantino’s film directorial debut in 1992 with his very first film, Reservoir Dogs (1992), his films have been the same in terms of his uses of lighting, themes, camera angles, and soundtracks used with his each one of his works. A few examples of this would be his films Pulp Fiction (1994), and both volumes of Kill Bill (2003-2004). Quentin Tarantino was born on March 27, 1963 in Knoxville, Tennessee, United States. As a result of his love of movies, Tarantino had gotten a

In the mid twentieth century, ladies venerated motion picture symbols, for example, Marilyn Monroe and Camille Clifford. Around 1900s, Camille Clifford began the pattern where the models of excellence were set around 140 pounds, at 5'4" feet tall. In those days, the perfect female body is by having a littler mid-area (e.g. hourglass perfect/bodices). Marilyn Monroe's modest waist and apparently huge bust line activated female fans to begin to connect with additional on physical exercises. The upheaval

Pulp Fiction remains over time as a cinematic classic, being one of the most bold critically acclaimed films to date. Director Quentin Tarantino sent shots of adrenaline and wonder in to the heart in the 90’s cinema world with the release of this film. This narrative film very creatively depicts various genres of crime, mystery, comedy, thriller, and pop-culture all within the same plot line. At the same time, Pulp Fiction is illustrated in broken, puzzled vignettes which all depict a different setting

Mirya Chan Quentin Tarantino is a highly acclaimed director who is known for his darkly satirical and unpredictive films. Although he created many award-winning films, Tarantino has many signature aspects to his films which goes against most mainstream Hollywood films. “Inglourious Basterds” and “Django Unchained”, the two films I will be closely analysing, both showcase his controversial use of violence and the idea of re-writing

Emrose Bhalesha Critical Summary Paper: Pulp Fiction Mark Conrad examines the movie, “Pulp fiction” written and directed by Quentin Tarantino by looking at the metaphysical quirks lurking within the film through the use of character transformation and comedic dialogue. Conrad argues that this film’s intention is to describe the loss of value and meaning in people’s lives, specifically American nihilism. He introduces the article by explaining nihilism to the reader and then explains the term

Next, Tarantino, in regards to Sarris’ second premise of auteur criteria: the directors “distinguishable personality”. Must prove (which he does) that he has sustained and developed his own unique and identifiable signature, or as Sarris’ states “distinguishable personality”, throughout his whole movie career as a director. By examining all of Tarantino’s major films that he has directed, one can most definitely and undoubtedly find similar stylistic tendencies and motifs that make his films recognisable

One of the most well know producers to create irony with music in a film is Quentin Tarantino. His use of Ironic music can be seen in many of his films like True Romance, Reservoir Dogs, and Hateful Eight. His film Kill Bill Vol. 1 uses irony in a much different fashion. Roger Hickman wrote an article about exploring music in film over 100 years. He stated, “Realistic portrayals of violence continued to characterize films of the early twenty-first century,” (462). Tarantino’s screen writing ability

Miss Rosa describes her niece, Judith Sutpen, as "a woman more strange to me than to any grief for being so less its partner" (120). Judith is a woman well-acquainted with suffering, losing first her mother, then her fiancé at the hand of her brother, and finally her father. She watches her family 's wealth disintegrate as a result of the heavy toll exacted by the Civil War, and eventually becomes accustomed to tending her own garden, spinning her own thread, and weaving her own cloth as the poor