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[ShoesandHats]

Whos Quentin Tarantino?
I've never heard of any of those movies.

Not entirely sure how you could have never heard of Pulp Fiction or Kill Bill.

Here's a good Pulp Fiction scene: doopidy doop

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Whos Quentin Tarantino?
I've never heard of any of those movies.

You are also dead to me.

[The Darkling Wolf]

Posting to watch.

[zombie urist]

I didn't like Kill Bill. It was totally pointless and unnecessarily gory. Best is Pulp Fiction. Worst is Death Proof.

[kaijyuu]

I've heard of these movies, but never seen them.

[ed boy]

Most of Tarantino's movies I have no strong feelings on, with the exception of Inglorious Basterds. (warning: spoilers in this post if you haven't seen it)

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

In the opening scenes of the movie, a disclaimer comes on the screen saying that the movie is based on a true story. When the opening scene comes on about the girl escaping, I thought that it was just artistic licence to dramatize the situation further, as there would have been lots of jew-hiders and they would have been under a lot of pressure from the nazis.

Then came the part where the basterds are introduced. Again, I thought that it was just some artistic liberties being taken with an original story. I had also heard about a movie (which turned out to be Valkyrie) that was released around the same time which was based on a true story about a plot to kill hitler that narrowly failed. I ended up thinking that basterds was that movie, and was expecting the plot to narrowly fail.

I kept thinking this throughout the movie, and just considering the excalations be be continuing abuse of artistic licence. I thought this right up until the moment when they shot hitler. And they didn't just shoot him, they shredded him, burned the rest of the nazi elite to death, and singlehandedly ended the war.

[Valid_Dark]

Sin City (don't know if this counts as he only directed a part of it)


Pulp Fiction
 
Reservoir Dogs

Inglourious Basterds

Death Proof / Grindhouse
 
Kill Bill: Vol. 1
 
Kill Bill: Vol. 2

 in that order.

 

[ChairmanPoo]

Pulp Fiction
 
Reservoir Dogs

Inglourious Basterds

Death Proof / Grindhouse
 
Kill Bill: Vol. 1
 
Kill Bill: Vol. 2

 in that order.

I agree. (minus Sin City)

I also find Kill Bill so unpallatable that I like Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs less since I watched it, and I have avoided Grindhouse and Inglorious

[USEC_OFFICER]

Most of Tarantino's movies I have no strong feelings on, with the exception of Inglorious Basterds. (warning: spoilers in this post if you haven't seen it)

Spoiler (click to show/hide)

In the opening scenes of the movie, a disclaimer comes on the screen saying that the movie is based on a true story. When the opening scene comes on about the girl escaping, I thought that it was just artistic licence to dramatize the situation further, as there would have been lots of jew-hiders and they would have been under a lot of pressure from the nazis.

Then came the part where the basterds are introduced. Again, I thought that it was just some artistic liberties being taken with an original story. I had also heard about a movie (which turned out to be Valkyrie) that was released around the same time which was based on a true story about a plot to kill hitler that narrowly failed. I ended up thinking that basterds was that movie, and was expecting the plot to narrowly fail.

I kept thinking this throughout the movie, and just considering the excalations be be continuing abuse of artistic licence. I thought this right up until the moment when they shot hitler. And they didn't just shoot him, they shredded him, burned the rest of the nazi elite to death, and singlehandedly ended the war.

Having watched Inglourious Bastards, I just think that Tarantino is making fun of movies that pretend to be based on real events, while actually being historically inaccurate. Pearl Harbour is the first movie to come to mind for some reason. I'm sure that dozens more are out there.

[penguinofhonor]

Pulp Fiction is amazing. I watched some of Kill Bill and it's absolutely terrible, so I'm going to say it's the worst.

[MaximumZero]

Blurgh, tarantino. The only one of his works that I liked was pulp fiction. Haven't seen reservoir dogs, so I withhold judgment on it.

[ISP]

Nope, never seen that, I thaught I watched all the movies with samuel l jackson in em... apearently not.

Still dont know who Tarantino is, what some kind of actor?

[penguinofhonor]

This will help.

[MaximumZero]

Nope, never seen that, I thaught I watched all the movies with samuel l jackson in em... apearently not.

Still dont know who Tarantino is, what some kind of actor?

Wait, wut?

[MetalSlimeHunt]

Alright, fine, I'll put it as something else for the sake of you uncultured swine.

The best words are, in order, esoteric, defenestrate, and incandescent.

The worst words are wipe, mommy, and swag.

The median word is masticate.