The famous films of 'eccentric assassin' Quentin Tarantino

Calling the B movie boss, Quentin Tarantino, the 'eccentric killer' because his films always carry a very violent, non-linear plot, in characters that always have a goal throughout. ... looking for someone to kill. And often for two reasons: money-related contradictions or revenge.
Quentin Tarantino is considered by many film critics as a notorious DJ by combining the genres of music and old-fashioned art to create new ones. It's a technical and creative copy.

Since the beginning of independent filmmaking (1987) to date, Quentin Tarantino has won two Oscars, two Golden Globes, one Palme d'Or, one BAFTA, one of the most remarkable accomplishments. as a director. His work is highly appreciated by professionals.
Here are the five films of Quentin Tarantino's style that also make him successful and his reputation.

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1. Reservoir Dogs, 1992 (Traitors)

Actors: Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, Michael Madsen
The film depicts the events that took place before and after a diamond robbery was made.
The originality of the film is that the characters appearing in the movie are completely unaware of each other, but together to make a perfect crime missions. And then when the plan failed they were startled to discover there was a policeman in the group. But when the savage killers point to their "supporters", there is another surprise that they can not find the suspect. Because the policeman was hiding too well, he always thought he was a criminal.

2. Pulp fiction, 1994 (Tabloid Novel, Crap)

Actors: John Travolta, Uma Thurman, Samuel L. Jackson, Bruce Willis
The non-linear plot is well illustrated in this film, a black social story depicted in four sections. Two assassins hunt for the stolen pair of bosses, boxing handsome daredevil stole a large sum of money and ran away, his boss wife with a faint-hearted and drug addiction, boys and girls up plan to rob restaurant but failed ...
It won an Oscar, a Golden Globe and a Golden Globe and received positive reviews from critics and the press.

3. Jackie Brown, 1997 (Jackie's Plan)

Actors: Robert Forster, Robert De Niro, Samuel L. Jackson
The film tells a flight attendant earn a living by transferring money from Mexico to the United States for a boss. Breaking up, she was arrested.
The film is a battle, looking for life and a big money between the beautiful Jackie Brown beautiful hands with arms dealer Ordell Robbie in the eyes of the police. Just as Quentin Tarantino's character-building style, characters can not escape the temptation of money, ready to bet their lives for the opportunity to change lives with unrighteous money.

4. Kill Bill, 2003 - 2004 (Bride Avenger)

Cast: Uma Thurman, David Carradine, Lucy Liu, Michael Madsen
The film tells the story of a girl who was a former assassin of a secret organization and was co-planned to harm her child in the abdomen, but she was not killed but had been in coma for four years. After waking up, she resolves to take revenge for the child she thinks is dead. However, every secret is gradually revealed.
The film has a variety of styles, different martial arts schools such as Chinese martial arts, Japanese martial arts, Italian guns, and slightly violent, sexual, and revenge films of Class B.

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5. Death Proof, 2007 (Bloody Assassins, Death Carriages)

Actors: Kurt Russell, Rosario Dawson, Vanessa Ferlito, Jordan Ladd
The story is about a former stuntman paranoid. He planned meticulously and performed it as a ritual to kill the women he hated.

However, he was also hit backwards by one of the girls he was about to kill.
The movie evokes horror color, killing caged in lavish landscapes, dark patches in everyday life.