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Tarantino is no longer the one from Pulp Fiction. He is a director who knows his craft, period. The dialogues no longer surprise, the referentiality feels stale and too often masks an underlying emptiness detectable in the film’s moral that racism is a bad thing (no kidding).
Tarantino is no longer the one from Pulp Fiction. He is a director who knows his craft, period.
The dialogues no longer surprise, the referentiality feels stale and too often masks an underlying emptiness detectable in the film’s moral that racism is a bad thing (no kidding).
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