I did not like H8 at all. Not even when the s*** starts to go down
Hateful 8 is phenomenal. It blew my mind when I found out a lot of people think it's his worst
Inglorious Basterds is top 1 for me
I could rewatch that film any day of the week.
It also has 2 of my favorite movie scenes ever
Hateful 8 is phenomenal. It blew my mind when I found out a lot of people think it's his worst
jennifer jason leigh and kurt russel at each-others necks warrants the existence of the movie alone. i could've watched a movie with just them
the stuff between samuel l jackson and that old racist
when the whole cast is back and forth bickering in the cabin, its peak musical tarantino dialogue
Inglorious Basterds is top 1 for me
I could rewatch that film any day of the week.
It also has 2 of my favorite movie scenes ever
which ones?
i know the opening scene gotta be one of the two
the opening scene, the scenes in the basement bar, the dinner between christoph waltz and the jewish girl, the stuff at the theatre during the climax, the very last line of dialog -> cut to black
definitely some of the best stuff he'll ever do
Inglorious Basterds is top 1 for me
I could rewatch that film any day of the week.
It also has 2 of my favorite movie scenes ever
I think about the cream scene so much.
which ones?
i know the opening scene gotta be one of the two
the opening scene, the scenes in the basement bar, the dinner between christoph waltz and the jewish girl, the stuff at the theatre during the climax, the very last line of dialog -> cut to black
definitely some of the best stuff he'll ever do
The opening scene absolutely, one of the greatest scenes in cinematic history
And the bar scene . That scene is written extremely well
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.
Singing in the Rain does the transition from silent films to talkie films. It’s a classic
which ones?
i know the opening scene gotta be one of the two
the opening scene, the scenes in the basement bar, the dinner between christoph waltz and the jewish girl, the stuff at the theatre during the climax, the very last line of dialog -> cut to black
definitely some of the best stuff he'll ever do
Only thing missing from this list is the tense ass bar scene, that chick was such a dumbass arranging that as the meeting place, but it gave us a classic scene
Inglorious Basterds is top 1 for me
I could rewatch that film any day of the week.
It also has 2 of my favorite movie scenes ever
Prolly my most watched Tarantino movie, so rewatchable. I watch the extended mini series version on Netflix too
Hateful 8
Pulp Fiction
Kill bill 2
Inglorious basterds
Django
Kill bill 1
Once upon a time in hollywood
Reservoir dogs
Jackie brown
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Death proof 💩💩💩💩💩💩
Favorites are Jackie brown, inglorious b******s and once upon a time
I love the stylized violence in Tarantino films but these movies just have the chillest vibe and when there’s finally violence it feels so earned
Inglorious b******s is technical wise his best movie. But I still believe pulp fiction is his magnus opus. Also once upon a time is bottom top tier QT.
Favorites are Jackie brown, inglorious b******s and once upon a time
I love the stylized violence in Tarantino films but these movies just have the chillest vibe and when there’s finally violence it feels so earned
I'd argue the violence in Once upon a time was unneeded
I'd argue the violence in Once upon a time was unneeded
On first watch it was definitely jarring but it grew on me in subsequent rewatches. I think it’s because it’s definitely a crowd pleasing moment and Tarantino did a great job setting up the scene with expectations of the tragedy that actually happened. I think as much as I love Cliff beating the group I think because they really laid in his strength, but Rick bringing out the blowtorch was definitely over the top and I could’ve done without it.
On first watch it was definitely jarring but it grew on me in subsequent rewatches. I think it’s because it’s definitely a crowd pleasing moment and Tarantino did a great job setting up the scene with expectations of the tragedy that actually happened. I think as much as I love Cliff beating the group I think because they really laid in his strength, but Rick bringing out the blowtorch was definitely over the top and I could’ve done without it.
it would be cool if bruce lee had a showdown with manson family
Singing in the Rain does the transition from silent films to talkie films. It’s a classic
blessing
it's been on my list forever. I'll have to peep one of these days.
I'll be deep in poliziotteschi flicks but dread watching musicals.