Rank the Tarantino Films

I dont get the hate for Jackie Brown, i love it.

1.Pulp Fiction
2.Jackie Brown
3. Kill BIll 1&2
4. Reservoir Dogs
5. All the others

I can watch 1-4 over and over, but ive watched Inglorius Basterds 3 times and Django twice and they just dont do it for me. Seen The Hateful Eight a couple of times now and its the same thing, cant see myself watching it again
 
Bridget Fonda was my dream woman in Jackie Brown. Skimpy shorts, sleeveless blouse. Just so fit... I too think it's one of his best although it took a couple of watches before I really liked it.

1) Pulp Fiction. I think it's my 2nd favourite film of all time.

2) Reservoir Dogs. Tim Roth is excellent in this

3) Jackie Brown. Everyone is exceptional in this.

4) True Romance. I'm going to watch this later.

5) Django

6) Inglorious
 
'Tarantino films' - does this include his screenplays or is it just where he is in the director's chair. If his screenplays are to be included then 'True Romance' and 'Dusk Till Dawn' would be directly beneath Pulp Fiction.

Classic Tarantino
 
CTID1988 said:
I dont get the hate for Jackie Brown, i love it.

1.Pulp Fiction
2.Jackie Brown
3. Kill BIll 1&2
4. Reservoir Dogs
5. All the others

I can watch 1-4 over and over, but ive watched Inglorius Basterds 3 times and Django twice and they just dont do it for me. Seen The Hateful Eight a couple of times now and its the same thing, cant see myself watching it again
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Bang on,. Although I would maybe relegate Kill Bill 2, and keep KB1 where it is. Jackie Brown has the added bonus of the best opening to any film.......Unglorious Basterds was poor IMO, apart from the Waltz strudel eating scene..
 
Pulp fiction
Django

Haven't seen the Hateful Eight yet and have never heard of Death Proof. Not arsed about the others.
 
trotsky said:
'Tarantino films' - does this include his screenplays or is it just where he is in the director's chair. If his screenplays are to be included then 'True Romance' and 'Dusk Till Dawn' would be directly beneath Pulp Fiction.

Classic Tarantino
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I love both films but I still can't help but wonder what they'd be like if Tarantino directed rather than Scott or Rodriguez.

True Romance is worth watching if only for Gary Oldman. Christian Slater is and always will be shit though.
 
Just go Top 4. Plus haven't seen Hateful 8, yet.

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Reservoir Dogs
3. Jackie Brown
4. Inglorious Bastards

I still think his original script for True Romance is just as good as his other films. And Natural Born Killers would have been great had Oliver Stone laid off the peyote. The original ending was much better.
 
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Pulp Fiction 10/10 his masterpiece, gets better each time you watch it, the dialogue isn t forced the score is one of the best OST.

true romance 9/10 the dennis hopper scene is one of the greatest out there, well written too.

reservoir dogs 8/10 is just a great movie

Django unchained 8/10 although like some of his movies the excess use of the n word had me squirming, great adaptation of the times. captured a gripping story

Four rooms 7/10

jackie brown 7/10

kill bill 1&2. 7/10 the script had all asian movies written through it, shows he is a movie geek.

natural born killers 6/10 dark, i didn t like it. i could never take away from it though.

sin city 9/10 played his part as a guest director , love the movie. converted comic to screen perfectly.

inglorious bast@rds 5/10... some scenes were great ,others just absolute muck.

dusk til dawn 6/10 love it under quentin, went sideways there after, still makes me smirk.

not seen the rest.....some aren t worth mentioning but they were made tongue and cheek. movie genius.....only the coen bro`s compare to him and there is two of them. ;)

 
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