How Quentin Tarantino Steals From Other Movies

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Whether you are a film buff or not, everyone has heard of the name Quentin Tarantino. His razor-sharp dialogues and graphic violence are some of his major trademarks. But what truly sets him apart from every other filmmaker is how he steals from other movies.

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[ahkna]

If you call it an ~homage you can steal whatever you want, dontcha know

[alienjiive]

I kinda like a good homage, idk depends how it’s done.

[dnttllhrry]

It's called pastiche. He isn't the first or only to do it.

[stuffedpanda]

we're commenting on the OP's shitty summary.

[stuffedpanda]

this isn't something exclusive that he does. it's not stealing either so idek wtf you're going on about. many filmmakers do this.

[moddchicc]

MTE, and I'm not a QT fan

[mayjailer]

yeah, i can't stand him but he isn't alone in this. and it's very often intentional on the part of the director that's "stealing."

[syvlie0o0]

You didn’t watch the video, huh?

[buzzybhn]

Lol, it's clear from the comments already that no one watched the video.

He's been upfront about how he steals (his own words y'all) and gives credit where it's due so I can't fault him for it. Wish female directors could get away with being as blatant as him though.

[alienjiive]

ONTD doesn’t read unless it’s tea and we don’t click play unless it’s an opportunity to drag or praise Taylor Swift, dontcha know?

[therearewords]

Oh, so now we're allowed to say it.