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(1399) 7.3 103 min 2019 Subtitles and Closed Captions

21 Years: Quentin Tarantino is a movie starring Quentin Tarantino, Jennifer Jason Leigh, and Samuel L. Jackson. A documentary that focuses on the first 21 years of Quentin Tarantino's career and includes interviews with his frequent...

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Documentary
Director
Tara Wood
Starring
Jennifer Jason Leigh, Quentin Tarantino, Diane Kruger, Samuel L. Jackson

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Genres Documentary
Director Tara Wood
Writer Tara Wood
Stars Jennifer Jason Leigh, Quentin Tarantino, Diane Kruger, Samuel L. Jackson
Country USA
Also Known As Tarantino total, Tarantino - The Bloody Genius, QT8: The First Eight
Runtime 1 h 43 min
Audio Português  English  Deutsch  Italiano  Español  Français  Gaeilge  Svenska  Nederlands
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Description A documentary that focuses on the first 21 years of Quentin Tarantino's career and includes interviews with his frequent collaborators.

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7 customer reviews about «21 Years: Quentin Tarantino»

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Phillip M.
Wednesday, 24 Jun 2020 13:10

An excellent, intelligent, and thought provoking documentary. Telling the story of Quentin Tarantino's long career and his works, including the non-fiction film that won him the Oscar. The movie is divided into three parts. In the first part, we meet Quentin as a young man, with an interesting life. He has an extremely attractive girlfriend, and is a rockstar. He also has a kind of vices like smoking and drinking. When his girlfriend leaves him for a much younger woman, he gets drunk and dies. The second part shows his decline. He is over-the-hill, having a bad relationship with his wife and father, and is about to leave his father's house for a small town. He gets a call from a young woman named "Kitty" who gives him a "pussy call". He goes to her house and starts to have sex with her. He is shocked and turns the camera on his face. The third part shows the awards. Quentin gets the Golden Globe, the Academy Award, and the Oscar. It is a funny movie. I recommend it to any fans of the director or of Quentin Tarantino. 7/10
Crystal
Thursday, 11 Jun 2020 14:11

I have been following the Tarantino saga since the beginning, and have always thought he was the greatest filmmaker of all time. My first encounter with his movies were in his early movies, and I still think that his movies are better than anything I have seen in the last few years. I have always felt that he was the greatest director in the history of movies, and this documentary was just the best thing that I have seen. Tarantino is not a religious man, and that was very well shown in this documentary. I have no idea if he actually believes that his movies are the greatest ever made, but I am pretty sure that he does, and this documentary was great. Every time I watch a Tarantino movie, I am amazed by how much he has achieved with the scripts, the acting, and the directing. I have to say that the greatest aspect of the movie was the directing, and that is one of the reasons that this documentary was so great. There were so many interesting questions in the documentary, and I was able to learn so much about Tarantino's life and work. I believe that this documentary should be required viewing for anyone who wants to learn more about Tarantino, and I think that it was a great documentary for anyone. The DVD comes with a bonus DVD with various interviews with Tarantino and various other filmmakers. I would definitely recommend this DVD to anyone who wants to learn more about the man who is known the world over.
Mildred
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 21:37

This is not a film, but a thought-provoking documentary. "Tarantino" (John Travolta) grew up in a small town in Louisiana during the Civil War and the Depression. As a child he had a best friend, Clyde (Eugene Levy), who helped him when he was about 7 years old. After leaving the "village" in the 70s, Travolta decided to visit the town of Rosewood, a few miles from his childhood home. The last time he had seen his old friends was when they were teenagers in the 70s. What changed his life was meeting their families. He learned that they had moved to California. Travolta had met his wife, Susan (Diane Venora), who was living in California. When they decided to move to California, Travolta and his wife thought that they would stay in Rosewood. But as the years passed, their hearts were in California. "Tarantino" and his wife were very happy in California, but they still had to work in Rosewood. Travolta was hired to be a restaurant manager, but he started to notice that he didn't get paid very well. When he was asked to quit, he found out that he had to take a new job. He then found a way to make money as an editor for a newspaper in Rosewood. "Tarantino" left Rosewood when he was about 30. When he decided to move to Hollywood, his son suggested that they move back to Louisiana. But he did not want to go back. He decided that he could not afford it. But he would have to find a job. In the 70s, he managed a restaurant in Rosewood. He was always at the restaurant, just as he was at his childhood home. In his life, he met people from his childhood. He met his wife in Rosewood, and his daughter in Rosewood. He had some close friends in Rosewood, and he met his son and daughter-in-law in Rosewood. When he decided to go to California, he came across a job at a wine bar in Pasadena, California. When he found out that he had to move back to Rosewood, he decided to go back to Rosewood. He started off working for the same restaurant as his son, but he ended up running the restaurant, and he got a lot of help from his son. He also met his daughter-in-law, who lived in California. They both moved
Victoria R.
Wednesday, 06 May 2020 17:16

I remember when this documentary was released and a friend told me that it was good. I was blown away. What a fantastic documentary that tells about a film that I never knew existed. I hope this movie does well so more people will know what Tarantino is all about. This is a must watch for every Tarantino fan. 8/10
Catherine M.
Sunday, 03 May 2020 08:32

I remember when I saw it in the cinema. It was a movie that came out a year before Reservoir Dogs and it was a major hit in France and England. It was a part of an explosion of movies about the Vietnam war and I was enthralled by it. My impression was that Tarantino was making another Vietnam movie and was not afraid to use the term "war" to refer to the fighting. This movie is, in my opinion, an interesting attempt at getting at the Vietnam experience. The images are so well constructed that it is difficult to get bored of it. The editing, editing, editing, editing. The images and the plot are so well constructed that I think it is impossible to dislike it. The music is also well designed and perfectly suited to the film. I think that the image of the American soldiers seems a little too silly and ridiculous. They are supposed to be some kind of "comic relief" in this film and they do not have much of a purpose. I think that it is so good to be able to watch such images, but it is a very special movie that is difficult to forget.
Marilyn
Saturday, 02 May 2020 16:18

If you want to know what a good film is, then this is a good film. The director has put in a lot of thought into his choices and you can see that he is very passionate about his work. This is a very enjoyable film that will make you laugh, make you cry and make you think. The cast is fantastic, the story is great and the editing is excellent. The only problem I had with the film was the amount of the shots that were too long. The film would have been better if it was shorter. I give this film a 9 out of 10. I hope you enjoy this film as much as I did.
Angela Young
Saturday, 02 May 2020 00:55

I had a lot of fun watching this film. I had no idea what to expect. I am not a fan of Quentin Tarantino. I don't like his style. I have only seen three of his films, and they were all good. This film is not a Tarantino film. It is a documentary of the making of the movie. This is the first documentary I have seen and I enjoyed it very much. It is interesting to see how he managed to create a movie that has become a classic. I will be looking for more of his films. I found it very interesting to see how he was able to keep his own style and not follow the trends of the other directors. I recommend this film to anyone who is interested in cinema or is just interested in film. It is a good way to spend an hour and a half.
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