Both have the force of two powerful visual directors of the contemporary scene. And as is typical in both the soundtracks are genuinely memorable.
Beyond that not much to say, Zack Snyder managed to film an epic men of action with 300 , whose style has given way to a series of similes in both film and television, including which stands out, another of the director-Watchmen. Both have a particular aesthetic and good scripts based on graphic novels (the first of Frank Miller and Alan Moore second.)
However, as women dueling legendary Quentin Tarantino only succeeded in forming a true death squad "The Deadly Viper Squad in Kill Bill : Uma Truman led and followed by a sadistic Darryl Hannah , a vicious and deadly Lucy Liu Vivica Fox are also David Carradine (Bill) and Michael Madsen, whose characters complete the group of murderers who heads the first, but it's certainly a film dedicated to female power in a single underlying goal: Revenge. Far from misogyny or feminism cheap, Tarantino, "who takes many elements of Eastern cinema," tells a brutal story that only the relentless push to bring the heroine achieves the desired end successfully. Sucker Punch
, meanwhile, is lost in the visual allegory of the underworld created by a hero whose greatest value lies in hypnotize his clients never see a dance. From my point of view, Snyder is a director with great potential and a personal style, but a weak writer. While Tarantino seems to have well dominated both areas. Thanks for reading
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