Tarantino Foot Fetish

Look, I'm sure we are all well aware of Quentin Tarantino's Foot Fetish.



While there is heaps of talk about this all over the nets, I felt like being a bit silly today, and thought we could attempt to put together the definitive collection of Tarantino's Foot shots in his movies. *laugh*

Here's a few from Death Proof (2007) to get the ball rolling:







There we have it. It is almost the silly season after all

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The only other thing that sticks out in my head is "wiggle your big toe"

Tarantino has nothing on Bunuel in this category.

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"Wiggle your big toe". Good ol' Uma's toes.

I didn't really realize he had a foot fetish. Now I see he does and it looks pretty severe.

I made a thread about foot fetishes here:
http://www.movieforums.com/community...ad.php?t=19259

I wouldn't say my thing for feet is that big at all, though. I'm not even sure why I made a thread about foot fetishes now. Boredom, I suppose. I knew someone who had a foot fetish and he personally thought feet was the most private area on a man's body. I guess because of shoes and socks. Feet can be nice, but they're not my world.

I just watched The Discreet Charm and The Exterminating Angel, there were no glory shots of feet that I remember. Now I'm curious.

Actually, it's probably more of a shoe fetish but feet as well.

Diary of a Chambermaid has a big shoe fetish, but we know it's just an excuse to get to what's at the top of that foot.

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I hate Tarantino's foot fetish. Not for what it is, but because it's the most obvious symptom of how overindulged he is now as a director. With each film both seem to get worse. That may not be the case with IB, but I wouldn't know because I've still not watched it.