I agree entirely with this post with one and only one
exception and that exception is "Jackie Brown."
--- "E. Borgers" <
webeurop@yahoo.fr> wrote:
> At least some fresh air in this cinema controversy
…
>
> I totally second Mr T in his opinion on
Tarantino.
> Since years, I spread my own similar opinion
about
> this joker as film maker…
>
> Mr Tarantino just make a voluntarily
confusion
> between caricature of a genre and the genre
itself.
> His films are mere acrobatic pastiches treated
as
> parody of the genre…
> He does not even understand why some films
by
> others were great.
> He just tries to master the camera in his
empty
> pastiches: all in visual aggression, nothing
in
> substance. He is the killer of genre
movie.
> At best he is just an Americanized version
of
> Claude Lelouch (French master of unnecessary
filming
> effects applied to empty stories at best,
to
> conventionally ridicule developments most of
the
> time). Of course Tarantino played the same game
on
> other grounds: his territory is noir films
heritage,
> violence and popcorn teenagers films. All this
to
> make his painstaking parodies. Certainly
not
> neo-noir. Just neo-junk. With budgets.
>
> I had no time to jump in the conversation when
it
> was still on, but I wanted to support the
> clairvoyance of Mr T.
>
> E.Borgers
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>
>
> Jacques Debierue <
matrxtech@yahoo.com> a 飲it :
>
> I don't think Tarantino is very good. I would go
so
> far as to say he
> is not even good. If he has shown any originality,
I
> have missed it.
>
> >
> >
> Influenced by Tarantino? That is not a very
good
> recommendation.
>
>
> MrT
>
>
>
>
>
>
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