Same depth as a Larry the Cable Guy movie? Jesus fuzz-balls that is harsh and I respectfully disagree.We all have our all-time classics that nobody will ever live up to but you have to give an artist who is still growing a break. QT's movies have been increasingly more daring and, like the article states, less dependent on gimmicks and more dependent on storytelling. I suggest you take the time to rethink your position and consider that QT brings more than just directing to the table:I don't have time to list everything but here's one thing you might consider: QT's gift at getting great performances out of average actors who are more known for 'star power' than talent. That isn't an accident, its a gift and before you give too much credit to the actors alone, consider if even the great Sam Jackson has shined as brightly outside of a QT movie, let alone your Travolta, Willis, Thurman, etc.I believe QT has something to say but it may be too modern for today's critics to pick up easily. Even Leone was considered a hack who used violence to substitute for story in his day.Anyway, hopefully you take this as a friendly discussion - not a slam.