Style Tarantino's films often feature graphic violence, a tendency which has sometimes been criticized. Reservoir Dogs was initially denied United Kingdom certification because of his use of torture as entertainment. Tarantino has frequently defended his use of violence, saying that "violence is so good. It affects audiences in a big way". When questioned in an interview for Kill Bill: Volume 1 why his movies contained so much graphic violence, he responded, "Because it's so much fun!" The number of expletives and deaths in Tarantino's films were measured by analytics website FiveThirtyEight. In the examples given by the site, "Reservoir Dogs features 'just' 10 on-screen deaths, but 421 profanities. Django Unchained, on the other hand, has 'just' 262 profanities but 47 deaths." He often blends aesthetic elements, in tribute to his favorite films and filmmakers. In Kill Bill, he melds comic strip formulas and visuals within a live action film sequence, in some cases by the literal use of cartoon or anime images.
style tarantino's films often feature graphic violence a tendency which has sometimes been criticized reservoir dogs was initially denied united kingdom certification because of his use of torture as entertainment tarantino has frequently defended his use of violence saying that "violence is so good it affects audiences in a big way" when questioned in an interview for kill bill volume 1 why his movies contained so much graphic violence he responded "because it's so much fun" the number of expletives and deaths in tarantino's films were measured by analytics website fivethirtyeight in the examples given by the site "reservoir dogs features 'just' 10 on-screen deaths but 421 profanities django unchained on the other hand has 'just' 262 profanities but 47 deaths" he often blends aesthetic elements in tribute to his favorite films and filmmakers in kill bill he melds comic strip formulas and visuals within a live action film sequence in some cases by the literal use of cartoon or anime images