The reason that I like films and the reason why I think most people like to watch films is because it offers them a window into a different type of world or lifestyle. Again for some this is a very fantastical world where people have super powers and for others it’s a very similar world just seen from the gritty eyes of a homicide detective. Now what Tarantino’s films do is combine elements from both ends of the spectrums in order for audiences to explore fantastical lifestyles in the realistic framework of the world that we live in. This is the reason that Tarantino’s dialogue is so revered. While many admire Tarantino’s dialogue because of his inclusions of pop culture that is not fully the case. The reason Tarantino’s dialogue is so beloved is because he writes how audiences want people to talk. From Pulp Fiction to Death Proof, and from English to German, every time a character in Tarantino’s universe talks they speak, for lack of a better term, coolly. Each line of dialogue carries wit or some snappy remark that is its own violent act. There does not seem to be a moment in the Tarantino universe where a character will ever come up with a better comeback hours later because each line fits the moment perfectly. The reason audiences cling to this is because being able to say the right thing at the right time all the time is a fantastical thing in itself. It is the thing that most of us spend all daydreaming about whether it is in an argument with our boss, a joke with a friend, or a tender moment with a lover. In most cases a film riddled with sharp replies would be too fantastical for the audience to digest and would simply remind the audience that they are watching fabricated audiences on the big screen. This is where Tarantino then draws from the other side of the spectrum and grounds the film in the more realism base. Instead of just having the film have several sharp lines throughout or have one character who utters all of the sharp lines, he is able to craft these lines for every character nearly every time that they speak. In doing so it does not create such a big rift in the audiences suspension of disbelief when they here the lines since they are constantly being hit with them in rapid succession instead of being able to sit and think about them with moments in between. This is where the cinematic moments arise. Instead of just having one line of dialogue for fans of the film to quote outside of the film, Tarantino’s films leave them with entire conversations that they are able to quote. As a result, these scenes are able to live outside of the film and continually build on the audience’s memory of the scene so the next time that they rewatch the film and see the scenes they are larger than life and truly act as an escape for the audience into cinema.