Tarantino:-narrative structure

‘90’s bring about a new individuality in Hollywood

During this project I intend to look at how Quentin Tarantino enlivened the

Hollywood film industry during the early 90’s and what gave him his reputation

for individuality in film-making. I will be focusing on Tarantino’s three main

films, ‘Reservoir Dogs’, ‘Pulp Fiction’ and ‘Jackie Brown’, and examining how he

portrays separated scenarios before pulling them together to form a solid story.

The information I gathered from the source www.impossiblefunky.com was

pivotal in finding out about the controversy surrounding Tarantino in terms of

plagiarism of the movie ‘City on Fire’ and thus enabling me to question the term

originality. I was also able to gather information concerning Tarantino’s

obsession with originality and individuality. The web-site contained interviews

both with Tarantino and actors/actresses who have worked with him, but more

importantly it included a section of scenes deleted from both Jackie Brown and

Pulp Fiction and explanations from Tarantino as to why he deleted them. A

source which was important in my understanding o

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