Like em? Hate em? Any thoughts? What would you rank them? 1992 - Reservior Dogs 1994 - Pulp Fiction 1997 - Jackie Brown 2003 - Kill Bill Vol. 1 2004 - Kill Bill Vol. 2 2007 - Death Proof 2009 - Inglorious Bastards 2011 - Django Unchained From the ones ive seen: Pulp Fiction > Django > Bastards > Dogs > Death Proof Haven't seen Kill Bill 1+2 or Jackie Brown yet.
The kill bill movies are awesome!! Great cinematography and use of colors as mood enhancing effects. I like Tarentino movies and can't wait to see Django.
From what I've seen: Jackie Brown Inglorious Bastards Reservoir Dogs Pulp Fiction Death Proof Death Proof was awful. Pulp Fiction is overrated. Never saw the Kill Bills.
U guys really gotta watch the Kill Bill movies. They're actually my favorites of Tarentinos movies so far.
1-Inglorious 2-Kill Bill 1&2 they are both awesome 3-Pulp Fiction (great movie lines but not a real good movie) 4-Res Dogs, never could get into this movie haven't seen any of the others.
Don't forget True Romance w/Christian Slater. Tarantino didn't direct, but he wrote the movie. Great flick. I'm going with 1. Pulp Fiction - just watched a few weeks ago when I was sick What a great movie. 2. Reservoir Dogs - watched it a lot when I was younger, it holds a special place in my twisted heart 3. Inglorious 4. Kill Bill 2 5. Kill Bill 1 6. Death Proof Haven't seen Django yet, and never watched Jackie Brown.
Tarantino also wrote Natural Born Killers, which was one of the worst movies ive ever seen. He directed parts of Sin City though which was pretty good. Pulp Fiction is a top 5 film for me. Its a great movie, funny, and considered one of the greatest films of all time. Never gets old. Of all the great Samuel L. Jackson, John Travolta and Bruce Willis movie roles, all 3 of there characters in this film are my favorite. Jackson plays a pretty good part in Django too BTW. A must see.
Never saw any of the Kill Bills. I've seen: Res Dogs Pulp Fiction Inglorious Bastards All are solid movies. Love his "joke" cameo in Desperado.
Don't forget From Dusk Till Dawn either. Tarantino wrote and starred in it. One of Clooney's best rolls. Who didn't love Seth Gecko? :D Harvey Keitel, Juliette Lewis, Salma Hayek, Danny Trejo. What a great cast.
Or Salma Hayek's huge cans. 1. Pulp Fiction 2. Inglorious Bastards 3. Resevoir Dogs. 4. Jackie Brown Never saw the Kill Bills. Couldn't get half way through the first one.
I was going to say Dusk till Dawn........anyhow Reservoir Dogs is the #1 for me, then Natural Born Killers, then Pulp Fiction, and then the rest. Haven't seen Django or Inglorious Bastards yet, will have to check the out soon.
I liked Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, and Inglorious Bastards. Saw Jackie Brown and From Dusk Til Dawn but don't remember much about either. Here is a little know Tarantino movie (he actually directed 1/4th of the movie)= Four Rooms. I loved that movie. Check it out as it is a unique and hilarious movie.
I love Tarantino movies. My list... Inglorious Bastards Pulp Fiction Reservior Dogs Kill Bill Vol. 1 Kill Bill Vol. 2 Jackie Brown Death Proof Not seen yet - Django Unchained Love Four Rooms, very unique in that each room had a different director. Personally I don't consider it a Tarantino movie unless he directs it. He wrote but did not direct... From Dusk Til Dawn (directed by Richard Rodriquez) True Romance (directed by Tony Scott) Natural Born Killerz (directed by Oliver Stone)
Four Rooms is HYSTERICAL. Tim Roth was perfect in that movie. I would rate as follows: Pulp Fiction Inglorious Bastards Resevior Dogs Kill Bills Dusk till Dawn Natural Born Killers Jackie Brown Havent seen Django yet, but will this weekend. Interested to see how it is. My vote for best performance in a Tarantino movie. Christoph Waltz in Inglorious Bastards. Dude was down right evil. The first scene was so intense.
I agree. I really did not like IB, as a whole movie that much, but the opening scene, and the bar scene were just so freaking fantastic. Just 2 absolutely perfect scenes that forces me to push the movie towards the top.
In Django...Waltz plays the good guy. But with a similiar attitude. Sent from my SCH-I510 using Tapatalk 2
