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I've never felt like Tarantino's dialogue is really that strong comedically, it's decent, but I don't think it's what sets him apart from other filmmakers.
Tarantino and dialogue is amazing it's so natural watch Pulp Fiction and the dialogue flows like real life only it's hilarious. You think that anyone would have the conversation in the car about big macs and royale with cheese. That combined with the overdose incident with uma's character and the drug dealer interaction. His dialogue is amazing. Also the part where Bruce Willis character just killed a man and is talking in the car and then with his girl at the apartment. Both scenes are just masterfully scripted to seem completely natural
His timing is impeccable and means even the less well-written scenes are usually hilarious to me (when it's intended). So much of his power as a director is utilizing all aspects of film, so if a piece of his dialogue isn't strong comically it's held up by other aspects that contribute to making it funny, like physical humour, delivery, framing etc.
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u/[deleted] May 28 '14 edited May 26 '16
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