Wed, 15 March 2006
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Tarantino\'s fascination with film noir vaguely borders along the lines of obsession. Frankly, I can\'t think of a more influential cinematic genre that offered directors so many creative cinematic techniques and visual nuances. Reservoir Dogs is virtually a remake of Phil Karlson\'s 1952 \"Kansas City Confidential\" as Pulp Fiction is a revamped makeover of the Robert Siodmak 1946\'s noir classic, \"The Killers,\" - both films even open with the famous diner scene. Kubrick\'s \"The Killing\" is one of the most taut, and suspenseful heist movies ever made and the film\'s dramatic ending still takes your breath away.
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