Emerging in the early 1990s with Reservoir Dogs, Quentin Tarantino instantly asserted himself as a bold new voice in the industry, demonstrating the potential for hugely successful movies to be made on a small budget, but not everyone was impressed. To some audiences, his approach was too violent and too conversational, the filmmaker’s style so idiosyncratic that you either loved what he was doing or found it utterly pretentious. Tarantino’s wh…
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