Tarantino is the most overrated director of our times, all his films are silly but people say they are masterpieces, perhaps they are but not for the right way, the only good thing about Tarantino is that he isn't afraid of revenge for the sake of making his characters good.
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Insane movie! One of the bests(if not the best) Tarantino's movies!
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**One of the unavoidable movies to know Tarantino… but I think it's not as incredible as it is sometimes said to be.** This was one of the films that consolidated Tarantino's career and made him one of the "superstar" directors who, whenever he releases a film, whether good or bad, attracts a legion to the cinema. I was never a fan of his, and I don't think I will be. He made some films that I liked and others that I hated. I wouldn't call it regular, a “safe bet”, but we can't deny it, it's ...
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by Dick Dale His Del-Tones
Opening credits
by Kool The Gang
Opening credits
by The Brothers
Jules and Vincent walk the halls of the apartment building
by Al Green
Marcellus speaks to Vincent and Jules in the empty bar
by The Tornadoes
Jody listing her piercings, Lance selling heroin to Vincent
by The Centurions
Vincent gets high and travels to meet Mia
by Dusty Springfield
Vincent meets Mia
by Gary Shorelle
Vincent following Mia to the reserved car at Jack Rabbit Slim's
by Ricky Nelson
After placing their orders, Vincent handrolls a cigarette and gives one to Mia; they talk about Amsterdam
by Link Wray
Mia describes the pilot episode of Fox Force Five and her character to Vincent at Jack Rabbit Slim's
