Quentin Tarantino Wanted You To Forget About Mr. Orange In Reservoir Dogs - page 5

and dont forgot the unnecessary racism thats seems to make its way into almost all of his films...

Better Call Saul.. Its a series.. But it's literally arguably the best show ever made. They took Breaking Bad and went into a whole different level..


As Jimmy McGill turns from a light hearted petty swindler to a cartel lawyer.. The show gradual changes genres from a legal drama to a criminal underworld thriller.

Will prolly never be done again

Except the word n1gga today doesn’t have the same meaning as it did once upon a time

I hear the word every single day, multiple times a day, from black white and brown people

What’s with the fake outrage?

this like the #1 thing white boys who love but don’t respect Black American culture say

“waaah that word not racist anymore I can call u anything I want”

Y’all really worse than MAGA imo

Sounds like Ozark.

U make excuses for racism

U snatch old lady purses

U don’t raise ur kids

Just a complete waste of humanity

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Haven’t watched it but saw a clip of Puss having an anxiety attack. That sh1t was extremely well done and accurate.

Better Call Saul.. Its a series.. But it's literally arguably the best show ever made. They took Breaking Bad and went into a whole different level..


As Jimmy McGill turns from a light hearted petty swindler to a cartel lawyer.. The show gradual changes genres from a legal drama to a criminal underworld thriller.

Will prolly never be done again

Your question is as equally as vague as you allege my response was.

Nothing Tarantino does is revolutionary or intrinsic to him. This is the en passé I usually encounter with casual film goers who lionize Tarantino as a cinematic genius: they simply have no desire to actually look at the films he draws “inspiration” from.

And by “inspiration”, I mean blatantly copy.

So, again, I don’t understand what the original poster is even looking for because everything Tarantino does, film wise, is derivative and oftentimes not recognized by casuals.

Like I imagine youve never seen none of the De Palma films Tarantino has ripped off and you just associate certain Tarantino cinematography ticks as intrinsic to him, versus something that existed prior to him — e.g. split diopters aka “split screen”.

You associate that with the caliber of Tarantino when it’s not.


In summation, watch more film; stop limiting yourself to movies that have people you recognize/American-based.

Where can I start with better call Saul where it’s not too slow? I don’t think I’ve even made it out of him being in the law firm he’s not messing with the cartel yet (to the point I watched)

But I don’t have a lot of time to watch shows so I need the payoff a little bit faster

Damn this reminded me I don’t think I finished ozarks (but I did watch pretty far into it)

It's a catch 22.

If you skip the slower parts it fuccs with the character development..

Every character has a pretty large arc since it covers so many years.. and every arc is intertwined.

I would say season 2 or 3.. you can watch the recap videos on YouTube to fill in.. Season 4 is the absolute furthest you can go..

Here's the kicker in most TV shows characters do things simply to advance the plot, in Better Call Saul characters only do thing based on their previously established motivations..

Has Tarantino co-signed this or is this some fan sh1t bc I feel like it's kind of a reach.

Dude was just the last one talking before the old man walked up. But I dunno I could be wrong it's been a minute since I've seen the movie in full..