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Don’t cry in front of the Mexicans

I'm yet to see all of his films but so far I think KB1, Reservoir and Django are his best. Those are 5/5. Inglourious and KB2 are both 4/5. I think PF is a 3/5 though it has some really great scenes.

would be interested in tv/films that apply this Rick Dalton concept of handing industry transition to different eras within film. Hell, even outside of the film industry. Boogie Nights hits this concept.

maybe a Pam Grier/Fred Williamson type post Blaxploitation boom. maybe a Will Smith/MC Hammer type post 1993 in the world of hip-hop.

Boogie nights a classic

The new Damien Chazelle joint with Brad Pitt

As a long time QT fan
I’ve watched this movie twice and don’t feel it at all

ouatih top 3 tarantino for me

blessings for putting me on.
silent to talkies. wild.

Definitely a comfort movie for me

Watched it twice. I liked it a little bit more the 2nd time

Funny
Cause I think I enjoyed it more first time when I didn’t know what was gonna happen

My experience was

First watch: Worst Tarantino movie
Second watch: Hey this is actually great
Third watch: This might be top 3 Tarantino

First watch: something off about this movie

Second watch: something off about Quentin

Third watch: bottom tier qt

yeah i think i remember you not being a fan of the ending? is that mainly what makes it fall apart for you?

I still think that H8 is maybe his worst. Shame

I really hate the ending but even the good bits feel like off-brand Quentin. I still enjoy the general vibe throughout, the setting, Brad and Leo's friendship, the little girl and some other elements. Spend alot of time going tho

Love it

I haven't seen it in a minute but I have no desire to rewatch tbh

Top 3 Tarantino? Damn, that's high praise. I don't see it, but good for you.

I did not like H8 at all. Not even when the s*** starts to go down

First watch: loved it
Second watch: loved it
100th watch: loved it