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“Quentin Tarantino has separated more women from their shoes than the TSA.” 🦶 -Brad Pitt

“Quentin Tarantino has separated more women from their shoes than the TSA.” 🦶 -Brad Pitt

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“Quentin Tarantino has separated more women from their shoes than the TSA.” 🦶 -Brad Pitt

“Quentin Tarantino has separated more women from their shoes than the TSA.” 🦶 -Brad Pitt

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In Django Unchained (2012), Tarantino asked Foxx and Waltz to slow down the “Positive” exchange so he could catch the tension building between their eyes, not their words.

In Django Unchained (2012), Tarantino asked Foxx and Waltz to slow down the “Positive” exchange so he could catch the tension building between their eyes, not their words.

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Which movie has the most iconic fourth-wall break?

Which movie has the most iconic fourth-wall break?

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Pulp Fiction reference in The Simpsons.

Pulp Fiction reference in The Simpsons.

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Originally, Jonah Hill was supposed to have a larger role in the film. However, due to scheduling conflicts with another project, his appearance was reduced to a brief but memorable cameo.

Originally, Jonah Hill was supposed to have a larger role in the film. However, due to scheduling conflicts with another project, his appearance was reduced to a brief but memorable cameo.

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For this intense ceiling scene in 'Kill Bill', Uma Thurman performed her own stunts. No harness, no double – just pure dedication to the role.

For this intense ceiling scene in 'Kill Bill', Uma Thurman performed her own stunts. No harness, no double – just pure dedication to the role.

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For this intense ceiling scene in 'Kill Bill', Uma Thurman performed her own stunts. No harness, no double – just pure dedication to the role.

For this intense ceiling scene in 'Kill Bill', Uma Thurman performed her own stunts. No harness, no double – just pure dedication to the role.

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That's a bingo!

That's a bingo!

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6 years ago today, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' premiered in theatres.

6 years ago today, 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' premiered in theatres.

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In Reservoir Dogs (1992), Michael Madsen didn’t rehearse Mr. Blonde’s dance. He improvised it on the first take inspired by a Jimmy Cagney move.

In Reservoir Dogs (1992), Michael Madsen didn’t rehearse Mr. Blonde’s dance. He improvised it on the first take inspired by a Jimmy Cagney move.

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Good artist borrow, great artist steal

Good artist borrow, great artist steal

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Tarantino was considering abandoning the film while the casting search for someone to play Hans Landa took place, fearing he’d written a role that was unplayable. After Christoph Waltz auditioned, the perfect actor for the role.

Tarantino was considering abandoning the film while the casting search for someone to play Hans Landa took place, fearing he’d written a role that was unplayable. After Christoph Waltz auditioned, the perfect actor for the role.

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Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood is an UNDERRATED film. ✨

Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood is an UNDERRATED film. ✨

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Quentin Tarantino modeled Mia Wallace's look after French New Wave icon Anna Karina, particularly her role in Bande à part (1964). The black bob and minimalist style pay homage to Karina's timeless allure. ​ 📹: @cornershopfilm

Quentin Tarantino modeled Mia Wallace's look after French New Wave icon Anna Karina, particularly her role in Bande à part (1964). The black bob and minimalist style pay homage to Karina's timeless allure. ​ 📹: @cornershopfilm

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Quentin Tarantino loved Chungking Express so much he created a whole label just to get it on American screens.

Quentin Tarantino loved Chungking Express so much he created a whole label just to get it on American screens.

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In 'Spectre' (2015), Blofeld (Christoph Waltz) tells Madeleine (Lea Seydoux) "I came to your home once, to see your father" Lea Seydoux played one of the LaPadite girls in the opening scene of 'Inglorious Basterds' (2009), opposite Waltz' Hans Landa

In 'Spectre' (2015), Blofeld (Christoph Waltz) tells Madeleine (Lea Seydoux) "I came to your home once, to see your father" Lea Seydoux played one of the LaPadite girls in the opening scene of 'Inglorious Basterds' (2009), opposite Waltz' Hans Landa

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Best Michael Madsen role in a Tarantino film?

Best Michael Madsen role in a Tarantino film?

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In Pulp Fiction (1994), Mia Wallace eats an entire cheeseburger right after snorting a bunch of lines in the ladies’ room. This is a reference to Quentin Tarantino apparently not knowing how cocaine works.
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In Pulp Fiction (1994), Mia Wallace eats an entire cheeseburger right after snorting a bunch of lines in the ladies’ room. This is a reference to Quentin Tarantino apparently not knowing how cocaine works.

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7,916,255 views • 8 days ago

Before Hollywood noticed them — Tarantino already did.
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Before Hollywood noticed them — Tarantino already did.

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1,681,901 views • 5 days ago

Mr. White had such good aim he didn't even need to point the gun at Eddie to kill him.
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Mr. White had such good aim he didn't even need to point the gun at Eddie to kill him.

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170,082 views • 23 hours ago

I love how in this Reservoir Dogs (1992) scene, you can hear Tarantino laughing after a line he wrote himself, and they just left it in the final cut.
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I love how in this Reservoir Dogs (1992) scene, you can hear Tarantino laughing after a line he wrote himself, and they just left it in the final cut.

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617,932 views • 15 days ago

Pulp Fiction broke new ground as the first independent film to gross over $100 million. But beyond the numbers lies the magic: this is what Quentin Tarantino looked like on set, directing the most iconic scene in 1990s cinema.
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Pulp Fiction broke new ground as the first independent film to gross over $100 million. But beyond the numbers lies the magic: this is what Quentin Tarantino looked like on set, directing the most iconic scene in 1990s cinema.

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158,305 views • 6 days ago

Tarantino probably wrote himself into Pulp Fiction (1994) just so he could make full use of the N-word pass Samuel L. Jackson gave him.
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Tarantino probably wrote himself into Pulp Fiction (1994) just so he could make full use of the N-word pass Samuel L. Jackson gave him.

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Jackie Brown (1997) surprised many Tarantino fans because it did not move like Pulp Fiction or Reservoir Dogs. It was slower, warmer, and more reflective. Years later, that is exactly why so many people now call it his most underrated film.
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Jackie Brown (1997) surprised many Tarantino fans because it did not move like Pulp Fiction or Reservoir Dogs. It was slower, warmer, and more reflective. Years later, that is exactly why so many people now call it his most underrated film.

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501,139 views • 1 month ago

In ‘Inglorious Bastards’ Landa asks for Shosanna to wait for the Cream to test if she is Jewish. As pastries were made with animal lard (fat) in WW2, the strudel would have been made with (most likely pork) fat.
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In ‘Inglorious Bastards’ Landa asks for Shosanna to wait for the Cream to test if she is Jewish. As pastries were made with animal lard (fat) in WW2, the strudel would have been made with (most likely pork) fat.

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6,015,240 views • 11 months ago

Pulp Fiction in 60 seconds .
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Pulp Fiction in 60 seconds .

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352,038 views • 27 days ago

In this scene in Django Unchained, when Django explains his name he says the "D" is silent and the man replies, "I know." This is because Franco Nero himself, played the lead actor in Django (1966).
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In this scene in Django Unchained, when Django explains his name he says the "D" is silent and the man replies, "I know." This is because Franco Nero himself, played the lead actor in Django (1966).

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3,415,041 views • 7 months ago

Still hilarious after all these years 😂
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Still hilarious after all these years 😂

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2,749,002 views • 6 months ago

The fact that Bruce Willis initially wanted to play Vincent makes this scene even better. So glad it worked out the way it did. This couldn’t be more perfect.
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The fact that Bruce Willis initially wanted to play Vincent makes this scene even better. So glad it worked out the way it did. This couldn’t be more perfect.

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156,360 views • 16 days ago

Quentin Tarantino saw something different in Travolta To him, Travolta was not a finished star. He was a wrongly used star. Casting him felt like a cultural rescue: taking someone the industry had started to forget and putting him back at the center, but with a completely different energy. The great thing is that Travolta did not come back trying to look young, modern, or desperate to be loved. He came back with a colder, stranger, more ambiguous presence. That made Pulp Fiction feel like more than a new film. It felt like Hollywood being forced to look again at someone it had written off. The industry had forgotten John Travolta. Tarantino turned that forgetfulness into power.
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Quentin Tarantino saw something different in Travolta To him, Travolta was not a finished star. He was a wrongly used star. Casting him felt like a cultural rescue: taking someone the industry had started to forget and putting him back at the center, but with a completely different energy. The great thing is that Travolta did not come back trying to look young, modern, or desperate to be loved. He came back with a colder, stranger, more ambiguous presence. That made Pulp Fiction feel like more than a new film. It felt like Hollywood being forced to look again at someone it had written off. The industry had forgotten John Travolta. Tarantino turned that forgetfulness into power.

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154,012 views • 17 days ago

first 4 mins: Dialogues Next 15 sec: everyone dies Classic Tarantino
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first 4 mins: Dialogues Next 15 sec: everyone dies Classic Tarantino

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Steve Buscemi was originally considered for the role of Jimmie, but he could not commit, so Tarantino still slipped him into the film as the Buddy Holly waiter at Jack Rabbit Slim’s.
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Steve Buscemi was originally considered for the role of Jimmie, but he could not commit, so Tarantino still slipped him into the film as the Buddy Holly waiter at Jack Rabbit Slim’s.

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1,158,266 views • 4 months ago

Michael Fassbender inquired about playing the character of Colonel Hans Landa. Denying him, Tarantino said Fassbender couldn’t sell his German accent in an authentic manner. Eventually, Fassbender ended up playing a character (Lieutenant Archie Hicox) who was prominent in the plot specifically for having an obscure German accent.
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Michael Fassbender inquired about playing the character of Colonel Hans Landa. Denying him, Tarantino said Fassbender couldn’t sell his German accent in an authentic manner. Eventually, Fassbender ended up playing a character (Lieutenant Archie Hicox) who was prominent in the plot specifically for having an obscure German accent.

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3,132,756 views • 1 year ago

Reservoir Dogs (1992) was almost a tiny $30,000 film with Tarantino’s friends. Then Harvey Keitel read the script, believed in it, and everything changed.
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Reservoir Dogs (1992) was almost a tiny $30,000 film with Tarantino’s friends. Then Harvey Keitel read the script, believed in it, and everything changed.

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210,850 views • 28 days ago

Did anyone notice P****cat's knees?
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Did anyone notice P****cat's knees?

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1,329,179 views • 9 months ago

Quentin Tarantino — 'That was all improvised and wasn't written in the script' Brad Pitt — 'And I will go on record, it is one of the best meltdowns laid on film'
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Quentin Tarantino — 'That was all improvised and wasn't written in the script' Brad Pitt — 'And I will go on record, it is one of the best meltdowns laid on film'

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2,600,698 views • 1 year ago

The Royale with Cheese scene in Pulp Fiction (1994) is not filler. Tarantino uses small, funny, almost pointless conversations to make criminals feel like real people, not movie characters waiting to say the next cool line.
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The Royale with Cheese scene in Pulp Fiction (1994) is not filler. Tarantino uses small, funny, almost pointless conversations to make criminals feel like real people, not movie characters waiting to say the next cool line.

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100,474 views • 25 days ago