Once upon a time in California
Quentin Tarantino’s films are exactly like his characters: gritty, and quirky as hell. Just like Paul Thomas Anderson (Magnolia, There Will Be Blood) and Steven Soderbergh (Ocean’s Eleven, Traffic),
Tarantino too is an autodidact. His films are characterized by
nonlinear structure, satire, excessive gore and homages to numerous
other films and film directors.
Although Tarantino has a reported IQ of
160, he struggled during high school and chose to drop out in favor of
taking acting lessons. That, too, did not last long, and after 2 years,
he acquired a position at a movie rental store. He familiarized himself
with the art of filmmaking, taking inspiration from the works of other
directors. During his stint at the movie rental store, he explored
unorthodox genres in filmmaking, which heavily influenced his later
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