5 Tarantino Movie Dialogues That Will Make You Reflect on the Little Things in Life

How many times have we seen a movie where the characters talk to each other and give us a new vision on a certain subject that makes us think right away? Or we paid special attention to some dialogue that made us laugh and exclaim “It’s true!” There are many directors who have this ability to make us see some facts with different eyes and conceive events of our day to day in a way that we had never thought of. But there is one in particular who uses this feature in all of his films and in almost all of his dialogue. This is the famous and renowned Quentin Tarantino. If we analyze his filmography, we will see that, in almost every scene where there is some dialogue, he is able to make us reflect on certain common facts of life that we never notice and that make us think “outside the box”.

O awesome.club gathered the best dialogues from the films of this prestigious director, which will make you reflect on some facts of everyday life from a new perspective.

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“Don’t you hate it?”
– What?
— The silences that bother.
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“Why do we have to talk about stupid things to make ourselves feel good?”
– I don’t know. But it’s a good question.
“That’s how you know you’ve found someone special.” When you can shut up for a minute and feel comfortable in silence.

“So Zoe the genie wanted to take a picture of me. It was very dark and you couldn’t see anything. She took the camera and said: “Go back a little further”, and I did. And again: “A little more”, and I went further. Again: “A little more!”, and off I went. Then I realized I was standing at the edge of an eight-foot cement ditch, and God only knows how many rocks, broken bottles, and rats were in there. If I fell there, I would probably have broken my neck. I started screaming, “Zoe, you almost killed me!” We laugh a lot about it. We walked a little further and Zoe started clowning around and BOOM! She fell into the ditch!
– Very good!
“Oh, thank you, thank you!” I remember taking a step, looking down and thinking, “Oh, that’s the ditch she was talking about” and BOOM! I fell into the ditch.
– And what happened?
– What? With Zoe, “the cat”? Anything! If I had landed there, they would have had to take me out in a helicopter, but she always lands on her feet. But then I felt bad for myself, like she fell
in a ditch and nothing happened. Everyone laughs. If I had fallen, I would probably have been paralyzed.
“No, you can’t think like that. Each one has a talent, and this is her talent.
“Look, physically, Zoe is amazing. Like, agility, reflexes, dexterity… Few beat her in that. Despite that, before you get jealous, the most important part is missing: it wasn’t you who fell, it was her. She saw the ditch was there, you warned her and still she fell. So, Lee is right: everyone has a talent.

— I find the mythology of superheroes fascinating. For example, my favorite hero, Superman. But the mythology is not only great, it’s unique. Every superhero myth has the hero and his alter ego. Batman is Bruce Wayne. Spider-Man is Peter Parker. When he wakes up in the morning he is Peter Parker. He needs to put on a suit to become Spider-Man. And that’s where Superman sets himself apart from the rest. Superman didn’t become Superman. He was born Superman. When he wakes up in the morning he is Superman. His alter ego is Clark Kent. His uniform with the red “S” is the blanket the Kents wrapped the baby in when they found him. This is his outfit. What Kent wears, the glasses, the suit, this is the disguise Superman uses to pass himself off as one of us. Clark Kent is how Superman sees us. And what are the characteristics of Clark Kent? He is weak, insecure and cowardly. Clark Kent is Superman’s critique of the human race.

“You know what they call the ‘Quarter with Cheese’ in Paris?
“Don’t they call it the Cheese Quarter?”
— No, because of their metric system, they don’t know what a block is.
“What do they call it?”
“They call it ‘Cheese Royale.’
“‘Royale with Cheese’… What do they call the Big Mac?”
“The Big Mac is a Big Mac, but they freshened it up to ‘Le Big Mac’.

“Are you offering me a ride?”
“I’ll offer you a ride if you’re ready to go when I do.
“And when do you want to go?”
“I’m not really thinking about that. But when it is, you’ll be the first to know.
“Will you be able to drive later?”
“I know looks can be deceiving, but I don’t drink.” I’ve been drinking lemon tonic all night and now I’m getting ready for the big drink.
– What is…?
— Piña colada without alcohol.
“Oh. And why would someone who doesn’t drink spend hours at a bar drinking water?
— There’s a lot more to a bar than just alcohol.
– Truth? Like what?
– Women. Good nacho dishes. The company of fascinating people like Warren.
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“Alcohol is just the lubricant for the encounters the bar offers.

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