What style did quentin tarantino show in Hollywood?

I think Quentin's nostalgia and feelings have his own preferences. As the biggest fan of Bruce Lee, he found a special actor to play Bruce Lee in this movie. Not only that, he turned Bruce Lee into a chatterbox, and even let Bruce Lee and Brad Pitt have a "friendship duel". Bruce Lee won the first round with his signature kick, but in the second round, he was hit by Pete's long arm and made a hole in the car door, which surprised the audience. I'm afraid no one in the movie circle likes talking about idols more than Quentin.

Crazy Quentin even realized his self-esteem. Marvin Schwartz, the legendary coach played by Al Pacino, does exist in history. He paved the way for Rick Dalton, played by Leonardo DiCaprio, to cooperate with the famous director Sergio Colbeci. Sergio corbucci is a famous western film director. One of his masterpieces is Jiangge. Quentin's Liberated Jango is his own hidden work for western films. Leonardo DiCaprio plays the villain slave owner in Quentin's film.

Quentin once proudly told reporters that one day the Oscar for Best Screenplay would be renamed Quentin Award. In fact, it is difficult for the contemporary film industry to find original scripts. It is superior to Quentin in layout, text thickness, social criticism and role construction. The past in Hollywood is the epitome of Quentin's works. He said at the press conference that when he first showed the script to the staff, they said, "Wow, this is the script of your ninth movie." After watching it, he exclaimed, "How can your ninth movie be the sum of the first eight!"

The past of Hollywood is full of boring words and jokes, but it reflects the bright and dark side of Hollywood. It also criticized the Meto incident, bloody movies, living room entertainment, marginalized people, passionate crimes, young hippies and other events or phenomena. I'm afraid Quentin should be another film type. This is a film that combines artistry, industrialization and genre. It consists of obscure metaphors, social criticism, Hollywood anecdotes, black humor, dazzling long mirrors and bloody violence. It is usually listed as the best film of the year as soon as it is released.