The reason for scoring five points: a director who has been seen through the line can make so many wonderful movies under the same routine, which is really admirable. All five points gave Quentin an unchanging style.
But for the film alone, I will score four points. There are a few areas where I personally feel that I can improve it:
1. Soundtrack: where four passersby, a mint cowboy goes out to kill a black migrant worker. Quentin who likes to use the soundtrack, the soundtrack inserted here is a bit abrupt. After such a fierce scene, the music turned out to be in the style of American country folk...I was really surprised by the suitability.
2. Characterization of female liars: smiles happily when you see your elder brother, a liar demon who likes to play the guitar? Since the four people were killing her, wouldn't it be reasonable to explain that she was the head of a man. The fact is that she in the movie will only deliberately say something annoying, spit and deceive others. The description of her evil in the movie is pitiful.
3. Four passers-by killed the Minnie family in order to save their sister, and the chief executive who slaughtered the black people was excited to draw his guns for his son. It is reasonable to use black and white explanations for all of this, and it is also in line with the theme of the film. But this is a gangster melee movie that does not delve into the subject. Compared with Kubrick, I feel that Quentin has less control over the subject.
The above little confusion does not affect my liking for Quentin, and many lenses are also not good. Just make a small comment, just for discussion. I also read some negative comments, and I feel that everyone is too demanding of the master. It is not easy to create a particularly excellent film in a lifetime, so please be merciful.
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