Between seven psychopaths and in bruges I feel they have some tarintinoeque themes. For example they are heavily dialogue based along with lots of over the top violence, heavy drug use age, and quirky characters. Thoughts?
shareI would not say "poor person's". Not because it discriminates, but because it doesn't make any sense.
shareThat and their styles are distinctly different despite some similarities.
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McDonagh is primarily a playwright. Tarantino is an exploitation filmmaker. Big difference.
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I assume you mean Tarantino. And I agree with redfox. I prefer In Bruges to Pulp Fiction.
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Even though Tarantino (without s) is probably one of my favourite directos i consider In Bruge one of the greatest movies of the 1990-2015(era) and better than all of QT's films yes even Pulp Fiction.
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McDonagh is a genius playwrite, and Tarantino admittedly inspired him and his writing style. I think he is the better writer though.
shareNo.
Certainly not "In Bruges".
With Seven Psychopaths the similarities are there but I can't say I enjoy it any less.
In Bruges & Seven Psychopaths over any QT movie.
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