Screw the Tarantino worship the stories by the actors & the nostalgia of the scenes is the draw
Obviously QT8 is going to be nothing but praise for the genius of Quentin Tarantino. That’s not the draw because that’s boring. What’s good about watching QT8 is the stories from the actors that were involved in Quentin Tarantino’s films. They talk about the suits used in Reservoir Dogs, Michael Madsen’s dance in that film, etc. You get little trivia about connections between the different films like referencing Alabama from True Romance in Reservoir Dogs. I also liked that it included Harvey Weinstein and his abuses because he and Tarantino had a long relationship and Weinstein attacked several women in Tarantino’s films. At the same time it lets Tarantino off the hook because he only broke with Weinstein when he was publicly exposed and by his own admission Tarantino knew about some of the incidents and didn’t do anything about it. Overall I enjoyed this overview because of the scenes that brought back memories and the interviews of the actors.
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