Quentin Tarantino

Review | 'Hollywood Moon', 'The Long Division', 'The Fury' : Cops and conmen ...

source: MiamiHerald.com

way as if The Long Division were the literary complement to Quentin Tarantino in his Reservoir Dogs/Pulp Fiction days, but with far less violence. ...

Published Mon, Dec 7

What we're talking about

source: 3AW

REVIEW: Ever since Quentin Tarantino burst on to the screen in 1992 with his extraordinary debut feature, the crime saga 'Reservoir Dogs,' his films have ...

Published Mon, Dec 7

Core Values

source: New York Times

Unlike, say, Quentin Tarantino, who wanted “Reservoir Dogs,” his first film, to evoke the style of Godard and Scorsese, the mumblecore team is aiming more ...

Published Thu, Dec 3

Money, money, money, yeah it is so funny. Everyone wants it but only few

source: mydigitalfc.com

Reservoir Dogs: Quentin Tarantino's first film and bang! It's an entertainer. Written and directed by Tarantino, the film set the stage for his penchant, ...

Published Thu, Dec 3

ACLU Honors Sundance Institute's Michelle Satter

source: Palisadian-Post

Tarantino polished his first film, 'Reservoir Dogs,' there, while Kimberly Pierce developed 'Boys Don't Cry.' Other notables crafted in Park City include ... and more »

Published Thu, Dec 3

The 'Pulp Fiction' screenwriter will serve the rest of his drunk driving term ...

source: Los Angeles Times

Avary and writer-director Quentin Tarantino won an Academy Award in 1994 for "Pulp Fiction. Avary also co-wrote 2007's fantasy hit, "Beowulf." Pulp Fiction screenwriter Roger Avary back in jailExaminer.com Pulp Fiction writer back in cell for tweetingAsiaOne

Published Tue, Dec 1

And the Most Popular Word of 2009 Is... - GeekSugar.com

source: GeekSugar.com

And the Most Popular Word of 2009 Is... blog) Screenwriter Roger Avary, most known for co-writing Pulp Fiction with Quentin Tarantino, is serving a yearlong sentence in a California jail for vehicular ... and more »

Published Mon, Nov 30

Arts, Briefly 'Pulp Fiction' Writer Is Sent to Jail

source: New York Times

Mr. Avary, who shared an Academy Award in 1995 with Quentin Tarantino for “Pulp Fiction,” was sentenced in September to one year in prison after pleading ... Pulp Fiction' screenwriter Roger Avary tweets from prison, lands in higher ...New York Daily News

Published Mon, Nov 30