Favorite Quentin Tarantino movie?

Pulp Fiction! by far

Here is a scene i like , (edited out the swears)

Lance: Step into my office

Lance: This is panda from Mexico very good stuff, now that is bava different but equally good... And that is chocho from the heart mountains of Germany. Now the first two are the same 300 a gram tho's are friend prices. But' this one is a little more expansive, This is 500 a gram. But when you shoot it you will know were that extra money went, Now there is nothing wrong with these two its real real good s***. But' this one is a ****ing mad man!

Vincent: Remember, I just got back from Amsterdam.

Lance: Am I a n*****? Are we in Inglewood? No... You're in my home. White people who know the difference between good s*** and bad s***, this is the house they come to. Now, my s***, I'll take the Pepsi challenge with that Amsterdam s***, any day of the ****in' week.
Vincent: That's a bold statement.
Lance: This ain't Amsterdam, Vince. This is a sellers market. Coke is ****ing dead as... dead. Heroin, it's coming back in a big ****ing way.

Vincent: Alright give me 3 gram of madman and if its as good as you say it is I will come back and buy another thousand.

Lance: That's if I still have some left for you. But I m giving you some of my private stash, that's what I nice guy I am.

Lance: I am out of balloons is a baggy alright?

Vincent: That's cool.

Jackie Brown anyone?... oh come on... *sigh*... pulp fiction

Reservoir Dogs

"Now why do I have to be Mr. Pink?"

true romance -

maybe he only wrote that, I can't remember

true romance -

maybe he only wrote that, I can't remember

nightshade85

It's a great movie, but he didn't direct it, only wrote it. They got a very average director to direct it, which is a shame because I reckon it might've been better than Reservoir Dogs with Tarantino directing.

Death Proof

Pulp Fiction

Kill Bill

Reservoir Dogs did something amazing: it took a story mostly set in a tiny warehouse and made it a terrific film. That alone takes talent.

However, I feel Pulp Fiction took this and by expanding into an epic city environment made one of the best films of the nineties.

I do have to admit, though: Grindhouse is by far the most fun I've had at a theater.

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true romance -

maybe he only wrote that, I can't remember

jking197

It's a great movie, but he didn't direct it, only wrote it. They got a very average director to direct it, which is a shame because I reckon it might've been better than Reservoir Dogs with Tarantino directing.

I read the original screenplay. Far better.

Thankfully, Scott got a great cast together that I could easily see Tarantino using. That scene between Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken is classic.

Not a fan at all; to me, he is wildly overratedxaos

I would have to disagree, QT has made some of the best movies of all time.

Even though I think he's overrated Pulp Fiction is my favorite.

[QUOTE="xaos"]Not a fan at all; to me, he is wildly overratedmadmidnight

I would have to disagree, QT has made some of the best movies of all time.

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[QUOTE="xaos"]Not a fan at all; to me, he is wildly overratedxaos

I would have to disagree, QT has made some of the best movies of all time.

(I'm not implying you're a stupid fanboy, madmidnight!)

I know Robert Rodriguez directed it, but it could not have been doen without Quentin's writing so to me its still kinda a Taratino film. Anyway I prefer Rodriguez:P

Kill Bill Vol. 1

But it's time for him to start outsourcing screenplays. His ideas are great, his vision is unparalelled, but his dialogue is getting redundant.

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[QUOTE="xaos"]Not a fan at all; to me, he is wildly overratedA_Tarkovsky

I would have to disagree, QT has made some of the best movies of all time.

(I'm not implying you're a stupid fanboy, madmidnight!)

Thanks,.. I think.

Pulp Fiction

Killbill 1/2

Resivouir Dogs

Jackie Brown

Death Proof (I was pretty dissapointed, hes usually so great at writting dialouge but this was just so flat but despite that it still had its moments of awsokeness)

Kill Bill Vol. 1

But it's time for him to start outsourcing screenplays. His ideas are great, his vision is unparalelled, but his dialogue is getting redundant.

Second_Rook

Yeah his new movie Death Proof was one of the most boring and crappy movies I have ever seen. Such boring and annoying characters and pointless talking. I was waiting for the girls to get killed brutally bu Kurt Russell every time they opened their mouths.

[QUOTE="xaos"]Not a fan at all; to me, he is wildly overratedmadmidnight

I would have to disagree, QT has made some of the best movies of all time.

I don't agree with that, but he did make some good films.