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"I wonder why Tarantino decided this film needed making"

Posted by Jazz Inmate on August 7, 2013 at 22:04:06:
I think it's pretty obvious. He cast himself as a racist in Pulp Fuction with all his yammering about "Do you see a sign that says 'dead n***** storage"...the constant use of the N word is one thing coming from the mouths of black actors like Samuel Jackson, but Tarantino was roundly condemned as racist by every African American with a pen or microphone, including Spike Lee. Tarantino was never able to live it down. Until now.