What other directors, besides Quentin Tarantino, have created their own film genre?
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What other directors, besides Quentin Tarantino, have created their own film genre?
What other directors, besides Quentin Tarantino, have created their own film genre?
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Hows called? Plagiarism cinema?
with some cuckolding and heavy feet shots mixed in
It's not plagiarism, probably closer to pastiche, Tarantino is a master of postmodern filmmaking and it's better than most of the "original" shit we saw these past few decades.
It's not.
I'm not really a film buff but is this true. Are QT's movies really just a combination of others (excuse my bad english didn't know how to phrase it). Can I see an example if possible bro
> Tarantino's Best Visual Film References... in Three Minutes!
What’s better? Pulp fiction? I guess but that’s his only good movie
Reservoir Dogs is better
jackie brown. it tones down the cartoonish hammy shit the rest of his movies have
>BASS REEVES
hot damn, thats a movie.
This, Jackie Brown is his most normal least flamboyant movie, and is his best movie for it.
Parody?
He didnt do shit except make pretentious boring games(metal gear not included)
He hasnt any made any films
tarantino is making a metal gear movie??????
He's too stupid. THE CONCEPT
WHEN ARE WE GETTING A TARANTINO COMICBOOK MOVIE I MUST CONSOOOOOOOOOM
KINO
>Thomas Pynchon but Japanese
If by "genre" they mean someone referring to some other movie as "director-esk" for a few decades then Fellini and Bresson.
Whoever this is he looks like a big time satanist
He is part of the tribe
john cassavetes invented neon noir
What's the best example?
hes got his own voice or whatever, i give him that. but how did he create a genre?
I think Michael Snow was the first to make a structuralist film
guy maddin
yeah
MY HOSTAGES
AMERICAN LIVES MEAN MORE
FREEDOM
BIDEN?
they do. I am the very 1rst world. my people, my people
Wes Anderson I guess. Obviously other people have made quirky and whimsical films but at this point you can identify a WA film in seconds just from a couple of frames
George A. Romero.
Horror movies were already a thing as were zombie movies, he simply redefined it
These are the only right answers ITT. Also Tarantino didn't invent a genre
George A. Romero invented the modern zombie genre.
'Zombie' movies before him were completely different.
If anything that's a subgenre of horror andeven then he redefined it
>its not a genre its a subgenre
I would gladly see you did right now.
griffith (gangster movies), the lumiere brothers (documentary, fiction), hitchwiener (slasher), mario bava (giallo)
James rolfe invented indie filmmaking
Ari Aster = Elevated horror. Jordan Peele = Thinking Man's Horror.
I know you're memeing but "elevated horror" has been around for a long time. Santa Sangre is "elevated horror" and that's not even close to the earliest example, simply the first that came to mind
Modern horror basically started with Roman Polanski's "Repulsion", which today could be viewed as "elevated horror". Polanski was inspired by Harold Pinter.
Uwe Boll, I suppose.
Walt Disney
BASS REEVES, homie
FINALLY
MY GOD DAMN LAWMAN
saw. they are so goofy and bad and over the top there is nothing else like them
Dramatic black comedy pastiche?
I don't think it counts as a genre, but Tim Burton stuff feels like it's notable
Tyler Perry
>VICE
One of the worst companies on the planet. Actively contributing to societies downfall. Shouldn't be surprised, given their name is essentially 'essence of sin'.
Wes Anderson
Revenge fantasy already existed though
Akira Kurosawa
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