Collage • Banter • Chaos:Quentin Tarantino’s Post-Style Study in the Background of Postmodernism---Taking Representative Works Kill Bill, Shameless Bastard and Pulp Fiction for Examples
Abstract
Postmodernism is an artistic ideological trend of temporal state. In the context of postmodernism, the conductor’s collage, banter and chaos work in the filming of Quentin Tarantino’s movie is a postmodern style. The ideal of the ideological trend is perfect, whose exploration of the movie creation techniques subverting the tradition and dissolving the grand narrative provides more possibilities for the movie creation method, and offers a new horizon for the movie aesthetic system.References
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