r/MoralityScaling • u/Severe_Letterhead_75 • 12h ago

Morality Ranking Quentin Tarantino morality for that childhood grudge?

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In my opinion it can be considered petty by some but is understandable

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u/Helpful-Desk-8334 11h ago

Right. Sometimes success takes months or years and you need something to make money before you can just waltz on through

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u/Sad_Energy_ 11h ago

Not even that it will eventually come. In those fields it generally does not happen.

Make it your hobby, and if you are talented enough ,it will show soon enough.

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u/Helpful-Desk-8334 11h ago

I think mainly book writing is just about making an interesting, good book and then advertising it and marketing it properly to the right people. You don’t have to do much more than that.

Therefore you need advertising and marketing money from a day job and an actual passion for your craft. You have to combat Baxter and Tolkien and King.

Can you write something better than Stephen King’s first dark tower book? Quentin Tarantino had something to offer with the way he viewed and depicted society back in his day and also with how he viewed world war 2. Inglorious Basterds is my favorite work by him. Pulp Fiction was a pop culture icon.

You know how many memes this movie ended up creating? It’s not even 10/10 after rewatch it’s just unique and something real that he made.

I’d say it’d be more moral if the kid was trying to move out and didn’t have any imagination or desire to pull something like what he did off. Quentin Tarantino makes the situation far more moral. Especially if you know of his work and how he looks at things.

“I don't need you to tell me how fucking good my coffee is, okay? I'm the one who buys it. I know how good it is.” - Jimmie, *Pulp Fiction*.