The most interesting thing and a style you see in Tarantino's movies, is a non linear style of story narration. The movie literally begins in the middle or ironically at the climax and the rest of movie is about getting the rest of the pieces together. Even though this style of narration may be juvenile or different or even irritating to hear, the contrary feeling is the true feeling we experience when we watch the movie. However there are exceptions to this style of narration. Death proof is more of routinely narrated story but unique in its own way.
Another thing is the blood and gore, there's plenty of it. Tarantino's movies are all about aestheticisation of violence. Some sequences are pretty graphic to be seen by young audiences, but its not like one of those movies where you see blood through out the movie the portrayal is more dramatic than just showing violence for the fun of it.
Last but not the least is the wonderful background scores he uses. In the Pulp fiction soundtrack collectors special edition CD there is an interview by Tarantino in which he mentions his interest to blend music to a particular part of the movie convey the message on screen to the audience. He considers it as an important and integral part of the movie, from the display of the intial credits to the grand finale you sometimes tend to think that the movie is a musical.
All in all Tarantino does it like a true professional. His movies are worth every penny of the movie goers money. No matter what, entertainment is guaranteed in a Tarantino movie.
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