Favourite Tarantino Film?

[KamakoKamako's icon]

Quentin Tarantino has 10 full-length feature films to his name to date.

Which is your favourite?

 

[x_lodx_lod's icon]

@Kamako I never watched it; I was too scared of action movies. But after I watched The Matrix, I really liked it.

 

[jankusanagi jankusanagi]

I haven't seen all of those, but Unglourious Basterds, hands down.
Kill Bill vol.1 after that.

 

[KamakoKamako's icon]

@Kamako I never watched it; I was too scared of action movies. But after I watched The Matrix, I really liked it.

Many of Tarantino's films are extremely explicit. They're gleeful in a young, brash, teen rebel sort of way. And I think they're all the better for it. I think you might enjoy Kill Bill.

 

[x_lodx_lod's icon]

Many of Tarantino's films are extremely explicit. They're gleeful in a young, brash, teen rebel sort of way. And I think they're all the better for it. I think you might enjoy Kill Bill.

I've heard of Kill Bill, the one with the girl with the sword.I'll try to watch it; I'm listening to music. Send me some movies later so I can check them out.

 

[KamakoKamako's icon]

I haven't seen all of those, but Unglourious Basterds, hands down.
Kill Bill vol.1 after that.

I re-watched the massacre in the theatre from Inglorious Basterds the other day and was absolutely awe-struck by how much energy the editing had. The camera work and the sets as well. Such a staggering attention to detail. It's exhilarating and nauseating in equal measure xD

 

[JustLooking456]

Haven't seen 'The Hateful Eight' or 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' but I've seen the rest. 'Resevoir Dogs' is my favorite, 'Jackie Brown' is my 2nd favorite.

 

[Zerohour2k12]

Django and Grindhouse.

 

[Clippy]

From Dusk Till Dawn. I know he didn't direct it but he had a hand in writing it and he starred in it so as far as I'm concerned it counts. Also,

 

[Deleted member 14682]

Quentin Tarantino has 10 full-length feature films to his name to date.

Which is your favourite?
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Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown are good movies.

 

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[contrail_]

No votes on kill bill? Ayo where the weebs at?

 

[bjork]

I've only seen Inglorious Basterds so it gets my vote, I guess. I'm still curious to see what his version of Natural Born Killers would've looked like.

 

[Frickinfrik]

Pulp Fiction. His best film in my opinion.

 

[JustLooking456]

I found out today that 'The Man With the Iron Fist' wasn't one of his movies. Thought it was for the longest time.

 

[Waffles's iconWaffles]

Both Kill Bills, Lieutenant.

They kind of disturbed me, but I can't deny the artistry and absolute mastery of the craft that got them made.

 

[gastd]

I haven't seen many films by this man but I liked this one Django Unchained.

 

[Bakuma1997]

Debating bewtween Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill since i can only pick one, i love them both (The three?), especially any scene involving Vincent and Jules (ENGLISH MOTHERFUCKER DO YOU SPEAK IT!?) and the Bride's katana skills

 

[Tonberry]

I'm not a particularly huge Tarantino fan (though I've only seen a handful of his films, and might be slightly colored by me not liking him as a person), but 'Once Upon A Time In Hollywood' was one of the best films I've seen in almost a decade. Wild that both DiCaprio and Brad Pitt both arguably did their greatest performances ever in the same flick.

 

[nobitakun]

My vote goes for Pulp Fiction, I like the development of the movie. I would have chosen Kill Bill, but it deceived me at the end, since I wanted a long epic combat between Bill and Beatrix, and not the way it ends.

By the way, I once saw Kuriyama Chiaki at a caffee and I have to admit she's extremely shy. It was fun to exchange some words on the customer queue, she was behind me and I was with a friend, I also didn't want to disturb her further.

 

[snoonch]

Y'know back in 1994 QT was asked to touch up the It's Pat: The Movie script, which makes sense because Julia Sweeney appears @ the end of Pulp Fiction. It's just absolutely bonkers to me that Tarantino had a hand in both the best movie & worst movie of 1994. A wild year for him, no doubt!

 

[Stingy Perry Stingy Perry]

I watched all of those and all are great movies each one had its own identity yet you can distinctly say its a Tarantino film with looking at the credits.

For me I chose Inglorious Basterds because it’s a fun watch. Something easy for a non fan to sit in through like Kill Bill Vol.1-2.

 

[PlayerJuan]

Hard to choose. Probably one of Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown or Inglorious Basterds. I love the soundtrack to Jackie Brown.

 

[cornpops]

Seen them all. Obvious draw to Pulp and Basterds as standouts, with Reservoir in.. reserve.
However!
Kill Bill is undoubtedly, most certainly, positively the most fun.

And this guy makes Part Two the reason to watch Part One.

Death Proof an interesting and unfortunate departure.

 

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