41 réponses à ce sujet

[mybudgee]

Hateful 8 has to be better than his last two films

[thE-Ro]

Voted pulp fiction but I love all the movies on that list, with the exception of jackie brown, which I have not seen.

[Reezus Christ]

Kill Bill is pretty hype tbh. And Pulp. 

[Voxr]

Hateful 8 has to be better than his last two films

Django was good and you know it.

[mybudgee]

Jackie Brown grows on you

[malloc]

The one with the foot scene

[thE-Ro]

[AventuroLegendary]

The one with the most blood squibs.

 

Paul Verhoeven ain't got nothing on this.

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

The one with the foot scene

 

It would appear that Quentin Tarantino's understanding of muscle atrophy from comas is that your feet and legs completely shut down, but your arms grow strong. I guess he thinks the muscle migrates up your body?

[Jeremiah12LGeek]

But Pulp Fiction.

[Jorji Costava]

I can never decide between Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown, but I voted for Jackie Brown because I know nobody else will vote for it.

[The Hierophant]

It would appear that Quentin Tarantino's understanding of muscle atrophy from comas is that your feet and legs completely shut down, but your arms grow strong. I guess he thinks the muscle migrates up your body?

Meh, after Vol. 2  i just take it as powerup from Pai Mei's board punching training session from hell.

[metatheurgist]

It would appear that Quentin Tarantino's understanding of muscle atrophy from comas is that your feet and legs completely shut down, but your arms grow strong. I guess he thinks the muscle migrates up your body?

She spent all that time mentally visualizing the punch. It was so effective her body responded as if she did do the training. Sadly her legs deteriorated. Good thing she did though.

[mybudgee]

Realism is NOT Tarantino's strong point. Dialogue & action set-pieces are where his bread is buttered

[KingTony]

Funny thing about Kill Bill, it's actually a movie within a movie universe, which explains some the strangeness. The Tarantinoverse is already more violent and over the top than our own, so it makes sense that the Tarantinoverse's Tarantinoverse would be even more so.

I love him though, even if he is wildly punch able. Pulp Fiction is my favorite by a long shot, but I loved Django Unchained, Reservoir Dogs and Inglorious Basterds too. Didn't care for Kill Bill, haven't seen Jackie Brown or Death Proof.

[Malanek]

It's actually really hard to pick. I like them all except Death proof, which I haven't seen, but it is very difficult to pick an absolute standout.

[mybudgee]

Damn shame how many of you skipped Death Proof/Grindhouse ... Great double-feature.

Spoiler

however, if you have a crappie sense of humor, you'd probably dislike them

[The Love Runner]

I've been meaning to pick up that Tarantino collection on Blu-ray.

Went ahead and voted Pulp Fiction.

[TheChris92]

The predictable choice, though I feel it goes without saying -- Pulp Fiction is memorable to the core, from its quotes, to its characters, to its unchronological narrative, to its reputation of boosting certain actor's careers etc.

[Kaiser Arian XVII]

Kirru Birru!

[felipejiraya]

Jackie Brown and it's not even close, the whole shopping center sequence is one of the best I've ever seen on cinema.

 

And this:

 

[mybudgee]

Yep.

"Where's Melanie?"

'She's dead."

"She's dead?!? How??"

"I shot her!"

"Why the f*** did ya do that?"

"You know, she wouldn't shut up."

"You coulda just hit her in the mouth Louis! That's what I always did! Damn!"

[Big Magnet]

[TheChris92]

Why the **** did you do THAT?!