Fantastic

Rating: 10/10 (6 October 2019)

I think this is one of the best film I've ever seen. This was the third film of Tarantino that I enjoyed watching, after Pulp fiction and Django Unchained. This film really shocked me. The stillness of the scenes is opposed by a pressing rhythm, thank to this device Tarantino perfectly manages the suspence. At the beginning of the vision I was a bit prejudiced, because knowing that it was the first film I thought it was structured worse, as soon as I heard the opening speech I just realized Tarantino's genius. I also find the psychological analysis of the characters very interesting. Each of them represents different human types, exalting their vices and virtues. The script is absolutely fantastic in (implicitly) mixing the tragic with the ironic. An interesting food for thought is the value of loyalty, which becomes the protagonist in the last part of the film. When trust is betrayed man often reacts violently, is this justifiable? No, personal revenge must be punished. Well, this is briefly what I caught from the film, although there would still be so much to say. Rate 10/10