Favorite Tarantino Flick?

[dissention]

Reservoir Dogs?
Pulp Fiction?
Jackie Brown?
The Kill Bill Movies?

My favorite is Jackie Brown. ;) I could watch that movie for days on end. The soundtrack is totally awesome and it has one of the best casts ever. I <333333333333 Pam Grier. :]

[Hawkeye]

The Kill Bills are the only ones I've seen. And I loved them so they win.

[darklinensuit]

I think I've only seen the one with Patricia Arquette years ago. Lots of killing.

- Jake

[Pisces Queen]

For me it's Pulp Fiuction. I love that movie with all my wild heart. I haven't seen the Kill Bill's. Hope to do so this weekend. I also have much love for Jackie Brown.

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

I don't really like any of his films... :sorry:

Pip

[Ali]

Even though he only acted in it, "From Dusk Till Dawn" for entirely cheesy, horrible movie purposes hehehe.

[Gypsy-Rhiannon]

Even though he only acted in it, "From Dusk Till Dawn" for entirely cheesy, horrible movie purposes hehehe.
Oh that film was wonderful for the eye candy that is George Clooney!

Pip

[Ali]

Oh that film was wonderful for the eye candy that is George Clooney!

Pip

That is the only reason why I ever went to see that movie in the first place.

[darklinensuit]

For me it's Pulp Fiuction.

Sorry, that typo made me look twice. :o

- Jake

[golddustwoman77]

I would definitely say Pulp Fiction! I love dark humor, and this movie is full of it. It is just one of my favorite movies. :thumbsup:

[golden braid]

Pulp Fiction. I love the soundtrack too. I also really like Jackie Brown and From Dusk Til Dawn. From Dusk Til Dawn is not really a good movie but it's so entertaining and cheesy.

[Mari]

Kill Bill (1 more than 2) and Jackie Brown.
anyone here seen True Romance? (with Gary Oldman as a jamaican or something :D just brilliant)

[littlelies7]

My choice is Pulp Fiction.

It's kinda funny. And :cool: .

[dissention]

Although it's an Oliver Stone direction, Natural Born Killers.

Ugh. That's quite possibly one of the worst movies ever made. Absolutely terrible. Tarantino even *despises* it and that's saying something. ;)

[dissention]

Jackie Brown for me too. So underrated and Pam Grier is fantastic.
I love all the endings, from the different perspectives too.

I really loved both parts of Kill Bill as well.

See Dissention, we do agree on some things :p

(and M. Night Shyamalan rocks!)

Yeah, he rocks the world of bad cinema. ;)

Do you have the Jackie Brown DVD? The deleted scenes and alternate opening sequence are fantastic.

Keaton: "What's the difference between a madam and a madame?"

Grier: "One's French and one's a 'ho."

:laugh:

[Sarah]

k. I like Tarantino. It's Kill Bill all the way. (I've not seen vol2 yet, but.. mmmm.. as soon as I get a night off.) And Pulp Fiction definitely has a special place in my heart. My my, that IS a mighty tasty hamburger.



As far as Natural Born Killers goes, oh hell yes. It makes me cringe so bad, but I love it. There's so much weird crap going on.. I have to appreciate something that twisted. The movies I usually like best are the ones where I root for the bad guy(s).

[dissention]

Don't you mean you think it's one of the worst? I don't think you can say outright that it is. I love it, if for nothing else, for the fact that he was able to use so many formats and yet the movie still ran smoothly. I think it's quite possible one the better film ever made.

Since when are any of my posts considered fact? :laugh:

Have you seen the directors cut? Ugh. It's unbearable.

[dissention]

Yes, I've studied it almost shot for shot. I'm not such a huge fan of the interview with Mickey onwards ie. the jail chaos. Up until then I love it. Just out of curiousity, what makes people hate it so? I know some who do, purely because of the violence, which is rather ironic, considering the intentions of the film. Is it the violence, or perhaps the editing? It's one giant comment on the media which generally gets my attention, plus I'm a film student (or was until I was kicked out just before graduation) and tend to play films frame by frame analysing every composition, edit, and in this case filter and format aswell.

The violence doesn't bother me at all, I just don't like the tone of a lot of Stone films and this one was just ridiculous. I think it's one of the most pretentious movies I've ever watched. Stone took the point of the movie and shoved it down your throat with every shot, then proceeded to bash you over the head with it. And all of the violence and ADD camerawork gets on your nerves after awhile and you lose interest. It was all style and no substance. Unfortunately for Stone, style does not equal good filmmaking. After an hour, it was simply unoriginal, too. There's right way to do satire and there's a wrong way, in my mind, Stone did satire the wrong way. In order to do it right, you have to keep it fresh thorughout the whole movie. He didn't.

I do love Heaven & Earth and Nixon, though. Any Given Sunday was pure garbage, as was U Turn. JFK was alright, nothing special.

[dissention]

Oh, and I love Wild Palms. One of the best miniseries' ever made.

[dissention]

Well it was the biggest student film ever made.

I don't know, that flick "Dogville" that I saw the other day is right up there, too. One of the best movies ever made, BTW, if you haven't seen it.

[dissention]

I do have the Jackie Brown DVD!
I love the fact it's got the Chicks And Guns video as an extra.
Fantastic.
:nod:

:xoxo:

"Demi Moore!"