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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Guest&nbsp; 85555" data-source="post: 9395614"><p>I am very much with you here. I get why some people might not like him. There are great directors I am not that into. But the man literally changed cinema. There is a bright red line of pre-Tarantino and post-Tarantino, and you can visibly tell the difference. And he is a craftsman, he makes well crafted films, his dialogue is extraordinarily good (and people can check out breakdowns of his scene on youtube where this explored in terms of the techniques he is using). The music that you hit on is also key. He makes it look easy but so many other film makers get this wrong. It isn't for everyone. His tone is often on the comedic side. And again that is really hard to do. He is threading a very fine line there. Just look at other movies from the 90s with any amount of goofiness to them and compare them to Tarantino films. His stand out as particularly well crafted. And if you have familiarity with the movies he is drawing on, the homage aspect is quite interesting (he is doing it in a very artful way). Also he continued to be relevant.</p></blockquote><p></p>