You can ask people who have seen any of Tarantino's films "what do you remember?" and the most likely answers are going to be something along the lines of "that scene with the huge fight", "that bit where the guy dies" or "the scene where those people are trying to escape and they die" but I'm betting at least someone will bring up a section of dialogue.
read moreThere are several aspects of Quentin Tarantino's films to be admired, whether it's the music, the script, the choice of cast... But for this piece I'm taking a look at some of his finest moments behind the camera (well, he won't have manually operated it but his direction would have... you know... ah, just read on).
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Non-diagetic sound is an important part of any film, whether it’s used or not. Sometimes it’s not given enough consideration. When it is though it’s sweet music to your ears. Quite literally. Directors such as Haneke and Kubrick implement the sound of silence into their films because the effect of the film is...
read moreIf Tony was marooned on a desert island, these are the only two games he would want to be playing.
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