trangina

The inside out wiener of a post-op tranny.

Billy wanted to be the first to try Carl's new trangina.

by c-dogs September 30, 2008

tarantinophilia

Tarantinophilia is a sexual fetish one has regarding anything related to Quentin Tarantino, whether it be his movies, his writing style, his person, etc.

Tarantinophilia is sweeping the nation.
Tarantinophilia is taking over the world.

by Movie Lover 1987 March 21, 2019

The Tarantino

A substitute term for filibuster.
The Tarantino kills bills.
Rachel Maddow suggested a new name for 'filibuster', as it was considered to be a boring, put-you-to-sleep term.

Used in a sentence, "The Senate was able to bring a health care reform bill to the floor only to have it die at the hands of the minority who invoked "The Tarantino."

(Used with all due respect to the acclaimed director.)

by sailboatslave February 22, 2010

ventin tarantino

a ventin tarantino is a guy who bitches about movies

man i was talkin to a friend about the movie we just seen when he became a ventin tarantino and bitched about how stupid the movie was

by ODog N Cali M.C N T May 19, 2009

Quentin Tarantino

A director with an ego bigger than both his forehead and chin combined. Usually throws together 2 hours of all of his favorite cinema in-jokes and pop culture references onto film and calls it a "movie".

"Quentin Tarantino is a god!"- Quentin Tarantino

by Ghst August 17, 2004

quentin tarantino

Overrated director that steals something and calls it his own. Tarantino's a live "library" of movies (he sees a lot of "unkown" movies), but he´s unable to think and criticize about them without trying to sound "cool" to the media. What he has, ladies and gentlemen, is not an appetite for making original films. What he has is an appetite for plagiarism. He's the king of plagiarism. His movies are simply a formula, just cheap tricks to sway emotions. When a director can get your emotions going making films the art, not entertainment (not to say it cant be entertaining art) without the cheap tricks like Kubrick, Fellini, Tarkovsky, early Coppola and Scorsese, Welles, etc. thats when they can be considered great if you ask me. Tarantino takes it up a step by copying plots and scenes to the point that he's remaking the movie.
I read somewhere that the scene in "Pulp Fiction" where Travolta is shooting up before going to pick up Mrs. Wallace was stolen shot-to-shot from a scene in Drugstore Cowboy. What does Tarantino "Um........it's an.....homage?" How disgusting.

Tarantino is an overrated plagiarist.

"Reservoir Dogs is practically a remake of Long Hu Feng Yun (City of Fire)." - Me

by SuperSonicX June 21, 2005

Quentin Tarantino

Made the brilliant decision of promoting himself first. See for instance his commentary on TRUE ROMANCE, where he discusses in detail the conscious choices made in putting together his filmography. He's created a compelling public persona in the form of a tireless, foul-mouthed movie geek.

He also shamelessly loots other people's material, but given a pass, proving Van Gogh right that "an ounce of image is worth a pound of performance" (Compare with David Blaine).

To take an example at random, see for instance the famous adrenalin scene in the even more famous film PULP FICTION. As shot it is taken nearly word-for-word from a 70s Scorsese documentary on Steven Prince. Prince has all the details: medical dictionary, magic marker over the heart, the size of the needle, the jabbing motion, eyes popping open.

This is NOT homage. Homage is a way of honoring others, pedestalizing them. Tarantino is a self-promoter first. Go ahead and reference how the Duchess dances in ARISTOCATS, but taking someone else's story and shooting it almost exactly as described is just sorry.

Quentin Tarantino Fanboy: "Tarantino is tha muthafuckin' man, mah nigga! He killed off Hitler. I hear in his next movie he's gonna --"

You: Yeah, yeah, yeah, just give me twenty on 3.

by Just a Guy Ten July 31, 2010