Not in the slightest.
Yes, this movie is written in non-linear style but they hace completly different moods. Tarintino movies are less emotional and more fun.
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Keep your eyes on the road!
Okay, if it makes you feel any better!
~ See No Evil, Hear No Evil
It is also normal for Mr. T to reach for the supernormal. Part of his style is to take things way out of the bounds of normal by means of exaggeration - to the point of ridiculous. He is the "Shock Jock" of films. There is nothing of that style in this film.
(PRN) – http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=id-bFpYQzXE
Oh wow, Mr T! I'm so gonna start calling him that.
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Keep your eyes on the road!
Okay, if it makes you feel any better!
~ See No Evil, Hear No Evil
No f uckin' way, dude.
shareI think you might be relating the intertwining of plot lines? Maybe..? Pulp Fiction jumps back and forth between stories and then everyone's on screen life becomes connected. That is somewhat of a shallow comparison. It doesn't hold enough weight to declare, as you did, that this is a Tarantino-ish movie.
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i first saw this kind of story telling (not in a chronological order) in PULP FICTION & RESERVIOR DOGS so for me this is a Q.T type movie...YES!
shareSo every film that's remotely non linear is a Tarantino film, yeah - in fact I love how Kurosawa was influenced by Tarantino's style in Rashomon!
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I love how Kurosawa was influenced by Tarantino's style in Rashomon!
And that's not all -- ever notice all the samurai swords in Kurosawa films? He stole that from Tarantino too.
-- TopFrog
Ahhhh and I thought Kurosawa was such a maverick, tsch!
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why? because of the rare combination of being overhyped and owning a non linear time line?
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