Quentin Tarantino's Techniques In Pulp Fiction
Quentin Tarantino- Film Analysis
Quentin Tarantino is a brilliant producer who has some characteristics that just allows viewers to identify his films. His techniques he uses such as shots from the back, in hallways and opening and closing doors make Quentin Tarantino a well known name. In his films Pulp Fiction (1994), Kill Bill 1 (2003), and a co produced film Planet Terror (2007) which he did along with Robert Rodriguez, he uses his techniques to give the viewers eyes a wonderful ride. Pulp Fiction is a film which includes multiple stories that all connect at some point during the film. Kill Bill is a story about a bride seeking revenge on a handful of people who once tried to kill her. Planet Terror is a film about infected people turning into zombie like creatures while a few uninfected people try to get themselves to safety. …show more content…
In all three films Tarantino loves to keep his viewers uncomfortable and always on their toes. The way he achieves that is the dark lighting which never allows the viewer to see everything clearly and the awkward music and sounds. In each fight scene of Kill Bill the camera is never steady. It is always moving from shot to shot, angle to angle. All the camera movements while filming the action suggest that so much is happening never letting the viewer to settle until the scene has come to an end. The same technique is used in Planet Terror. The camera is always moving to a different shot always showing something new. When the man “who never misses” who is played by Freddie Rodriguez shoots at the infected people, it is shown at multiple
Quentin Tarantino is a brilliant producer who has some characteristics that just allows viewers to identify his films. His techniques he uses such as shots from the back, in hallways and opening and closing doors make Quentin Tarantino a well known name. In his films Pulp Fiction (1994), Kill Bill 1 (2003), and a co produced film Planet Terror (2007) which he did along with Robert Rodriguez, he uses his techniques to give the viewers eyes a wonderful ride. Pulp Fiction is a film which includes multiple stories that all connect at some point during the film. Kill Bill is a story about a bride seeking revenge on a handful of people who once tried to kill her. Planet Terror is a film about infected people turning into zombie like creatures while a few uninfected people try to get themselves to safety. …show more content…
In all three films Tarantino loves to keep his viewers uncomfortable and always on their toes. The way he achieves that is the dark lighting which never allows the viewer to see everything clearly and the awkward music and sounds. In each fight scene of Kill Bill the camera is never steady. It is always moving from shot to shot, angle to angle. All the camera movements while filming the action suggest that so much is happening never letting the viewer to settle until the scene has come to an end. The same technique is used in Planet Terror. The camera is always moving to a different shot always showing something new. When the man “who never misses” who is played by Freddie Rodriguez shoots at the infected people, it is shown at multiple