Watch: Quentin Tarantino’s Subtle Tribute to Inspiring Classics

Quentin Tarantino’s been paying tribute to classic movies that inspired him and you probably didn’t even notice.

Quentin Tarantino poses during a photocall for his film Death Proof at the 60th Cannes Film Festival May 22, 2007. (Photo: Reuters)

There’s something intrinsic in a Quentin Tarantino movie.

There’s always that one scene, that one dialogue or a music score that simply leaves you wanting more, creating a significant lasting impression.

You probably knew that Tarantino himself is a great fan of old classic movies. But here’s something you didn’t know – turns out that he has been paying subtle tribute to them in all his movies.

Youtube user Jacob T. Swinney has put together a compilation showing allusions to 34 different films in Tarantino’s movies, including Psycho, The Graduate, Black Sunday, Django, Blade Runner and The Good, The Bad And The Ugly.

Watch Swinney’s three minute clip here.