Represent the dialog for retrieving similar scenarios Speaker3: Have you read the news about Morricone and Tarantino?
Speaker1: Yeah, but apparently it's a fake.
Speaker4: Wait, what happened?
Speaker1: Apparently Morricone called Quentin "a cretin" and said his movies are garbage.
Speaker4: Hah, good one! But it was fake news, right?
Speaker1: Yes, as far as I know he denied ever saying that.
Speaker3: And threatened to sue those who spread that info!
Speaker2: Seems appropriate. But hey, isn't QT a little overrated?
Speaker3: Certainly not a cretin!
Speaker2: Of course, but you know what I mean...
Speaker1: I like his movies a lot, of course some movies are better than others.
Speaker2: I find Pulp Fiction overrated... and kind of irritating. Too cynical, you know.
Speaker1: Well, his whole work is kind of cynical, isn't it?
Speaker2: Yeah...
Speaker3: I like Inglorious Basterds a lot, not a huge fan of his work as a whole but I've seen all of his movies and they were all at least decent.
Speaker1: Oh come on, The Hateful Eight is a masterpiece!
Speaker2: I haven't seen that one yet. But Django Unchained wasn't bad... a little too long, probably.
Speaker3: I liked them both, but I agree on the length of that one.
Speaker1: Well, the final part seems a little unnecessary first, but it actually adds a lot to the movie.
Speaker2: If you say so, hah!
Speaker3: Django Unending. :P
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 likes Tarantino's movies a lot and finds them a sort of cynical. The Hateful Eight is a masterpiece for him, but Speaker2 hasn't seen this movie yet. Speaker3's favourite Tarantino's movie is Inglorious Basterds. According to Speaker2 and Speaker3, Tarantino's Django is too long.
Represent the dialog scenario for retrieval Speaker1 will buy Speaker2 a kebab. Speaker2 had a bad day.