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1) Jackie Brown
2) Pulp Fiction
3) Kill Bill
4) Reservoir Dogs
5) Inglorious Basssterdss
6) Hateful Eight
7) Django
8) Kill Bill 2
9) Death Proof
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
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1) Jackie Brown
2) Pulp Fiction
3) Kill Bill
4) Reservoir Dogs
5) Inglorious Basssterdss
6) Hateful Eight
7) Django
8) Kill Bill 2
9) Death Proof
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Kill Bill 1 over 2 robb?
Jackie Brown is a classic for sure and I'd have it at the top with Pulp fiction at 2 followed by Dogs.
Not a fan of Kill Bill nor was I a fan of remakes like Djanjo and Inglorious.
Yeah, 1 is a much (seemingly) leaner film and imo a better one with more urgency. I was disappointed with the final battle in part two
The battle in the house of the blue leaves in part one was movie magic
Watched pulp fiction a few times. Jackie brown a couple. The rest, one and done. Stylised but nothing interesting
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
posted 1 minute ago
Yeah, 1 is a much (seemingly) leaner film and imo a better one with more urgency. I was disappointed with the final battle in part two
The battle in the house of the blue leaves in part one was movie magic
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I must say that part was beautiful, the fight in the snow is glorious.
I just love Caradines Bill, he's just phenomenal. Having said that I do love Oren Ishi'i, and as I said I want a spinoff film of her.
comment by (Kash) I'm the Mané, I'm the Mané - Justice4Gaza (U1108)
posted 3 minutes ago
Jackie Brown is a classic for sure and I'd have it at the top with Pulp fiction at 2 followed by Dogs.
Not a fan of Kill Bill nor was I a fan of remakes like Djanjo and Inglorious.
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Fair enough, I have only seen Brown and Dogs once each so perhaps I need to give them another watch.
Love inglorious barstewards, Django and kill bill.
While not strictly a Tarantino film, True Romance would be pretty high up that list
Almost the perfect movie. That Clarence character seemed like me in a movie. I'm sure a lot of men felt that way. Tarantino wrote that while a nobody working in a video shop and no doubt a lot of himself was projected onto Slaters character
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
comment by Baz tard- too big 4 stormzy's boodt. Ya get me fam? (U19119)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
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Yeah most are quite hollow and vacuous.
Pulp Fiction is his best imo by some considerable distance.
Dogs is too far down your list imo, I think it's brilliant. Ludicrously simple plot but as with most Tarantino films, it's the dialogue that make it enjoyable.
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comment by Baz tard- too big 4 stormzy's boodt. Ya get me fam? (U19119)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
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Yeah most are quite hollow and vacuous.
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I just enjoy how he tells his stories, how he takes his time and every small thing such as lighting a cigarette is given it's time to breath. Builds tension and suspense in certain scenes.
But his films are generally very simple in terms of plot, normally a story of revenge.
1. Jackie Brown - virtually a perfect film
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Inglorious Basterds
5. Django Unchained
6. Kill Bill
7. Kill Bill 2
8. The Hateful Eight
N/A Death Proof - not seen it
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
posted 11 minutes ago
While not strictly a Tarantino film, True Romance would be pretty high up that list
Almost the perfect movie. That Clarence character seemed like me in a movie. I'm sure a lot of men felt that way. Tarantino wrote that while a nobody working in a video shop and no doubt a lot of himself was projected onto Slaters character
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Never seen it robb so I'll check it out
comment by Can Solo (U6997)
posted 1 minute ago
Pulp Fiction is his best imo by some considerable distance.
Dogs is too far down your list imo, I think it's brilliant. Ludicrously simple plot but as with most Tarantino films, it's the dialogue that make it enjoyable.
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Yeah seems pretty unanimous I've got Brown and Dogs too far down the list, as I said I've only seen them once so I'll have to watch them again
Personally I'd only have Jackie Brown 4th. Although I don't think there a huge amount between JB, RD or IB.
Pulp Fiction is another league in my mind. His masterpiece.
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posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
posted 11 minutes ago
While not strictly a Tarantino film, True Romance would be pretty high up that list
Almost the perfect movie. That Clarence character seemed like me in a movie. I'm sure a lot of men felt that way. Tarantino wrote that while a nobody working in a video shop and no doubt a lot of himself was projected onto Slaters character
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Never seen it robb so I'll check it out
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It is superb. Enjoy 👍
What did everyone think of the hateful eight? I really enjoyed the first half but the second half fell flat a little. I thought Kurt Russell was brilliant, the film more or less died when he did imo.
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posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 58 seconds ago
comment by Baz tard- too big 4 stormzy's boodt. Ya get me fam? (U19119)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
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Yeah most are quite hollow and vacuous.
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I just enjoy how he tells his stories, how he takes his time and every small thing such as lighting a cigarette is given it's time to breath. Builds tension and suspense in certain scenes.
But his films are generally very simple in terms of plot, normally a story of revenge.
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Whereas I find a lot of his stuff to be superficial self ingulgent pop corn flicks
comment by Tiddles (U17634)
posted 2 minutes ago
What did everyone think of the hateful eight? I really enjoyed the first half but the second half fell flat a little. I thought Kurt Russell was brilliant, the film more or less died when he did imo.
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Found it boring.
If I was judging them on merit, then pulp fiction and Jackie brown would be my top two.
I personally have always preferred Reservoir Dogs to either though. It's nowhere near as good a film, but I just find it more enjoyable.
More I think of it, the more I realise aside from dusk til dawn, I don't really rate any of his films.
I wouldn't watch them if on tv. Definately not on DVD.
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a fan then ace?
posted on 4/6/17
1) Jackie Brown
2) Pulp Fiction
3) Kill Bill
4) Reservoir Dogs
5) Inglorious Basssterdss
6) Hateful Eight
7) Django
8) Kill Bill 2
9) Death Proof
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
posted 5 minutes ago
1) Jackie Brown
2) Pulp Fiction
3) Kill Bill
4) Reservoir Dogs
5) Inglorious Basssterdss
6) Hateful Eight
7) Django
8) Kill Bill 2
9) Death Proof
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Kill Bill 1 over 2 robb?
posted on 4/6/17
Jackie Brown is a classic for sure and I'd have it at the top with Pulp fiction at 2 followed by Dogs.
Not a fan of Kill Bill nor was I a fan of remakes like Djanjo and Inglorious.
posted on 4/6/17
Yeah, 1 is a much (seemingly) leaner film and imo a better one with more urgency. I was disappointed with the final battle in part two
The battle in the house of the blue leaves in part one was movie magic
posted on 4/6/17
Watched pulp fiction a few times. Jackie brown a couple. The rest, one and done. Stylised but nothing interesting
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
posted 1 minute ago
Yeah, 1 is a much (seemingly) leaner film and imo a better one with more urgency. I was disappointed with the final battle in part two
The battle in the house of the blue leaves in part one was movie magic
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I must say that part was beautiful, the fight in the snow is glorious.
I just love Caradines Bill, he's just phenomenal. Having said that I do love Oren Ishi'i, and as I said I want a spinoff film of her.
posted on 4/6/17
comment by (Kash) I'm the Mané, I'm the Mané - Justice4Gaza (U1108)
posted 3 minutes ago
Jackie Brown is a classic for sure and I'd have it at the top with Pulp fiction at 2 followed by Dogs.
Not a fan of Kill Bill nor was I a fan of remakes like Djanjo and Inglorious.
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Fair enough, I have only seen Brown and Dogs once each so perhaps I need to give them another watch.
posted on 4/6/17
Love inglorious barstewards, Django and kill bill.
posted on 4/6/17
While not strictly a Tarantino film, True Romance would be pretty high up that list
Almost the perfect movie. That Clarence character seemed like me in a movie. I'm sure a lot of men felt that way. Tarantino wrote that while a nobody working in a video shop and no doubt a lot of himself was projected onto Slaters character
posted on 4/6/17
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Baz tard- too big 4 stormzy's boodt. Ya get me fam? (U19119)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
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Yeah most are quite hollow and vacuous.
posted on 4/6/17
Pulp Fiction is his best imo by some considerable distance.
Dogs is too far down your list imo, I think it's brilliant. Ludicrously simple plot but as with most Tarantino films, it's the dialogue that make it enjoyable.
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 58 seconds ago
comment by Baz tard- too big 4 stormzy's boodt. Ya get me fam? (U19119)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yeah most are quite hollow and vacuous.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I just enjoy how he tells his stories, how he takes his time and every small thing such as lighting a cigarette is given it's time to breath. Builds tension and suspense in certain scenes.
But his films are generally very simple in terms of plot, normally a story of revenge.
posted on 4/6/17
1. Jackie Brown - virtually a perfect film
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Inglorious Basterds
5. Django Unchained
6. Kill Bill
7. Kill Bill 2
8. The Hateful Eight
N/A Death Proof - not seen it
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
posted 11 minutes ago
While not strictly a Tarantino film, True Romance would be pretty high up that list
Almost the perfect movie. That Clarence character seemed like me in a movie. I'm sure a lot of men felt that way. Tarantino wrote that while a nobody working in a video shop and no doubt a lot of himself was projected onto Slaters character
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Never seen it robb so I'll check it out
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Can Solo (U6997)
posted 1 minute ago
Pulp Fiction is his best imo by some considerable distance.
Dogs is too far down your list imo, I think it's brilliant. Ludicrously simple plot but as with most Tarantino films, it's the dialogue that make it enjoyable.
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Yeah seems pretty unanimous I've got Brown and Dogs too far down the list, as I said I've only seen them once so I'll have to watch them again
posted on 4/6/17
Personally I'd only have Jackie Brown 4th. Although I don't think there a huge amount between JB, RD or IB.
Pulp Fiction is another league in my mind. His masterpiece.
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Tiddles (U17634)
posted 4 minutes ago
comment by Robb Covfefe (U21234)
posted 11 minutes ago
While not strictly a Tarantino film, True Romance would be pretty high up that list
Almost the perfect movie. That Clarence character seemed like me in a movie. I'm sure a lot of men felt that way. Tarantino wrote that while a nobody working in a video shop and no doubt a lot of himself was projected onto Slaters character
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Never seen it robb so I'll check it out
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It is superb. Enjoy 👍
posted on 4/6/17
What did everyone think of the hateful eight? I really enjoyed the first half but the second half fell flat a little. I thought Kurt Russell was brilliant, the film more or less died when he did imo.
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Tiddles (U17634)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by Manfrombelmonty (U1705)
posted 58 seconds ago
comment by Baz tard- too big 4 stormzy's boodt. Ya get me fam? (U19119)
posted 2 minutes ago
I'm not really a fan. Most are overrated in my book.
Even pulp fiction and res dogs I don't actually like that much but can appreciate the layered story.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
Yeah most are quite hollow and vacuous.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
I just enjoy how he tells his stories, how he takes his time and every small thing such as lighting a cigarette is given it's time to breath. Builds tension and suspense in certain scenes.
But his films are generally very simple in terms of plot, normally a story of revenge.
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Whereas I find a lot of his stuff to be superficial self ingulgent pop corn flicks
posted on 4/6/17
comment by Tiddles (U17634)
posted 2 minutes ago
What did everyone think of the hateful eight? I really enjoyed the first half but the second half fell flat a little. I thought Kurt Russell was brilliant, the film more or less died when he did imo.
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Found it boring.
posted on 4/6/17
If I was judging them on merit, then pulp fiction and Jackie brown would be my top two.
I personally have always preferred Reservoir Dogs to either though. It's nowhere near as good a film, but I just find it more enjoyable.
posted on 4/6/17
More I think of it, the more I realise aside from dusk til dawn, I don't really rate any of his films.
I wouldn't watch them if on tv. Definately not on DVD.
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