Bubi

Know-it-all, I agree. Going back to Bartleboom's comment, I add that if I had described the final three-way duel, I would have practically revealed the ending; instead, I interrupted the plot just when Madsen is about to set the policeman on fire.

Bartleboom, I respect your opinion, but… I'm copying and pasting what I wrote about the content… Tarantino manages to perfectly brush against the limits of the ridiculous without turning his "heroes" into caricatures. The film is structured in flashback form, the plot is intelligently built like a puzzle that the viewers must piece together, putting one piece after another... The central part of the film takes place in the warehouse, a long scene that is often artfully interrupted at crucial moments by some flashbacks showing how the gang boss hired the six criminals to form the crew... Mr. Orange cuts off the cop's ear, after which he douses him with gasoline to set him on fire. Even this scene, seemingly an unbelievable act of cruelty, becomes less harsh when viewed through the lens of the grotesque and the satire that runs throughout the film. Tarantino is innovative in this aspect as well; through his eyes, crime is devoid of romanticism, just as violence lacks realism... The film is, in form, a classic gangster story, but in substance, it's a tragedy of classic proportions. Without deviating from the formal structure of the genre, the director interprets it in his own way, renewing it with strong doses of irony, and staging it with actors who express themselves in a language that doesn't conform to the typical traits of drama, yet preserves its central theme: death as a conclusive, purifying phase.... I care about making it clear what the film is about, explaining the meanings. Bye.

Sorry, it’s not the girl who has such a bean. DaveJonGilmour agree, he’s the best Tarantino.

I too consider the films from that period to be Almodóvar's best, Women on the Verge of a Nervous Breakdown... High Heels... unfortunately, I haven't seen this one.

Good review, good group.

Mom, how do you write!

Hi, I know the artist, but not the album. I'll take this opportunity to tell you that I already sent the review of "Le Iene" by Tarantino this morning. I'm curious to know what you think.

Great movie

happypippo, I've burned too many gray cells, I didn't understand your comment, could you explain it better? Thank you.

... the vote.