What was the more :mjpls: director cameo...

[THE 101]

Scorsese in Taxi Driver



Tarantino in Pulp Fiction



Not to mention Tarantino cast himself as both a Klansman and a slaver in Django.

 

[My Girl is Bow Legged]

tarantino by far

I feel like he def got some joy out of saying ****** in a black man's face over and over, probably kept telling sam "nah we need a few more takes"

plus if you see tarantino interviews he def thinks he's down with the culture and gets a pass


scorsese only said it once and his wife was getting her back blown out

 

[It is a mystery]

A lot of Tarentino's movies have vibes to them. In Tarentino's movies it is always to their detriment as they stick out like a sore thumb, as opposed to movies from other directors who can create similar setpieces with it seeming more inline with the character/movie. Other movies it seems like its there for the purpose of immersion while in tarentino's movies it feels forced and like he wants it to be there.

Thankfully kill bill is free from all of that

Voted for tarentino in the poll though

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

QT was obviously influenced by everything in Taxi Driver. Scorcese cameo was better acted and at least had some context. Quentin just wanted to say the word over and over it seemed.

 

[THE 101]

Scorsese is so demonic in that scene. My man was coked out crazy in the 70s

 

[InGodWeTrust]

Background:

Tarantino had a whore mother that used to fukk Black guys when he was a young kid.

That's where a lot of the confused admiration/hatred comes from.

The more you know....