favorite Quentin Tarantino movie?

[SBTNW]

he's the most famous director of his generation, so i guess he deserves a thread, right?

 

[Mikey 6]

Pulp Fiction!:glugglug:

 

[dick van cock]

Reservoir Bunnies

http://www.angryalien.com/0406/reservoirbuns.asp

 

[Sicario]

Hands down Pulp Fiction. IMO, it's one of the best movies of all time.

 

[BlueBalls]

Reservoir Dogs


Pulp Fiction IMO is quite overrated

 

[sputnikgirl]

Kill Bill, followed by Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs..the rest of his movies have been crap.

 

[SBTNW]

Pulp Fiction IMO is quite overrated

i agree on that. is not THAT good.

i saw "Death Proof" yesterday and it's awesome!, specially the scene of the car crash... GORE! GORE! GORE!

 

[Mikey 6]

I am shocked and appalled at some of our board members... Pulp fiction overrated. *shoots self*

 

[BlueBalls]

i saw "Death Proof" yesterday and it's awesome!, specially the scene of the car crash... GORE! GORE! GORE!

I think out of the two ''Grindhouse'' movie Planet Terror is better, but thats Robert Rodrigez so not relavant

 

[sputnikgirl]

If you want to get really technical, pretty much all of his movies are rip-offs of other movies by foreign directors. He tends to "borrow" pretty liberally, but I suppose people don't care that much as long as it's entertaining.

 

[Mikey 6]

If you want to get really technical, pretty much all of his movies are rip-offs of other movies by foreign directors. He tends to "borrow" pretty liberally, but I suppose people don't care that much as long as it's entertaining.

Silence the blasphemer!!!

:1orglaugh Kidding.

 

[dick van cock]

If you want to get really technical, pretty much all of his movies are rip-offs of other movies by foreign directors. He tends to "borrow" pretty liberally, but I suppose people don't care that much as long as it's entertaining.

Your thief is my eclecticist...

Scorsese has also been borrowing heavily from the works of other great directors, but I wouldn't employ this fact as an argument against him.

I've always been quite liberal with other authors' intellectual property

 

[dave_rhino]

Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs were great, but it seems a lot of the time his movies are just trying to be Quentin Tarantino movies, instead of just letting his creativity flow.

Kill Bill was entertaining, but it wasn't ground breaking. I did really enjoy Death Proof though.

The guy just needs to change his style a bit, it's getting old.

That being said, he is without a doubt one of the greatest directors of our time. Which is impressive for a guy with such a few titles under his belt.

 

[gunslingingbird]

I like Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs, in that order. I wish he would finally make the third part of that story, The Vega Brothers.

 

[angelfire1972]

resrvoir dogs, the end is so weird

 

[MrZiggles]

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Jackie Brown

 

[Redman74]

I loved Dusk Till Dawn.

 

[correcaminos123]

kill bill

 

[SBTNW]

I loved Dusk Till Dawn.

he produced it and starred it, but not directed it. so, it doesn't count.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/From_Dusk_Till_Dawn

it's a nice film tough.

 

[Jagger69]

he's the most famous director of his generation, so i guess he deserves a thread, right?

I love him but I don't know that I would rate him as the "most famous director of his generation". Not with Brian DePalma and the Coen brothers around anyway. I would agree that, if there was a "Mount Rushmore" of directors from the last 2 decades, he's definitely have his mug carved into the rock however.

Good thread!

:thumbsup: