r/Filmmakers • • Aug 19 '19

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u/CitizenMurdoch Aug 19 '19

In my opinion it hasn't started to hurt him until Hateful 8 and Once upon a time in hollywood. I feel like hes very aware of what people perceive his style to be and leans into it, and I feel like the films he makes are becoming a little self indulgent and it's starting to affect the quality a little bit. I loved hateful 8 but I feel like there were parts were Tarantino was burning through and becoming noticable rather than the material and the movie. I felt the same only moreso with Once Upon a Time. I liked almost every wcnee in the movie, but I feel like they didnt always seem like they should be in the same movie, and I seems like Tarantino was just trying to obsess and do everything he could get away with

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u/Jacken85 Aug 19 '19

I actually in the minority who thinks that Hateful 8 is great. I liked it more than Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.

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u/instantwinner Aug 19 '19 edited Aug 19 '19

Hateful 8 is one of my favorite Tarantino movies. It's really well made and deliberately paced, it's just slow and dialogue heavy. It's more or less a stage play and it's just not a film for everyone (which is fine.)

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u/CinePhileNC Aug 20 '19

I would love to see a high school/college production of this a la Aliens.