Public figure
Quentin Tarantino
A transcript-based record of how this person comes up in The Rewatchables.HOW THE DISCUSSION LEANS
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WHAT WAS SAID
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Back to the Future Part II (1989)
Mentioned for calling Back to the Future one of a small number of perfect movies.
About 0 minCrimson Tide (1995)
Discussed as one of the key writers who punched up the script and helped shape the film's dialogue.
About 0 minDays of Thunder (1990)
Cited as a fan who compared the film to a big-budget version of older racing movies.
About 72 minDeliverance (1972)
Mentioned as having praised the film and likely drawing inspiration from it.
About 24 minGlengarry Glen Ross (1992)
Referenced as another writer who understands power shifts in dialogue.
About 24 minInglourious Basterds (2009)
Praised as ambitious, brilliant, and at times perhaps at his peak; also defended against claims that he is just a reference machine.
About 0 minOnce Upon a Time in Hollywood (2019)
Admired for writing a sentimental, memory-driven Hollywood fable and for his obsessive attention to detail in the production design and references.
About 16 minPulp Fiction (1994)
Praised as a unique, transformative filmmaker with extraordinary casting instincts and a distinctive voice.
About 16 minReservoir Dogs (1992)
Praised as a rock-star director whose debut announced a new cinematic voice and changed the hosts’ lives.
About 0 minThere Will Be Blood (2007)
Used as an external endorsement of the film as one of the decade's best, while still preferring Boogie Nights personally.
About 8 minTrue Romance (1993)
Credited with unique dialogue, world-building, and the movie’s broader cultural impact.
About 0 minDo the Right Thing (1989)
Mentioned in connection with material and ideas that appear to have been lifted from this film.
About 32 minDie Hard with a Vengeance (1995)
Referenced because Pulp Fiction is central to the film’s casting context and Jackson’s career rise.
About 16 minReality Bites (1994)
Mentioned in relation to another film-song rights anecdote and the broader era of indie influence.
About 56 minRollerball (1975)
Mentioned as still saving Rollerball as an unseen canonical 70s movie.
About 48 minThe Bad News Bears (1976)
Mentioned by Tatum O’Neal as an early admirer who wrote her a fan letter.
About 48 minThey Live (1988)
Mentioned as the owner of the New Beverly Cinema where the live screening took place.
About 0 minEVERY MATCH