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sumbitch212 — 9 years ago(January 14, 2017 07:05 PM)

Which is why i think it's is the favorite of critics and haters of Tarantino.
It is always used as a critique of his other "lesser" films in reviews. Always
Excellent film though

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Which, by the way, Tarrintino learned from writers and directors like Robert Towne, David Mamet, Barry Levinson, Alan Pakula and Robert Altman.

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We don't know what you're talking about.
Can you please elaborate about Tarantino's "signature style"?
Obvious to you but not to most of us.

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What is his signature dialogue style?

Pidder Padder? Make my Heart go Boom Bap and Then We'll Talk!

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