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It seems everything is a joke for Tarantino . . .

Posted by Billy Wonka on April 22, 2020 at 13:52:59:
The violence in 'Reservoir Dogs' was the only time I felt queasy in one of his violent scenes. Outside of that, it's just business, nothing personal.

Take the hypo plunge into Uma. "Quease" instantly erased by her reaction. He has, to me, always had a way to balance the equation. Take Sam's endless, oft obnoxious monologs offset by violence. Violence is actually a relief from his dialog.