Tarantino's best movie?

[Morrison71]

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[BDE420]

I’m gonna get a couple of hard pipe hittin nickels in here to go to work on the house with a pair of pliers and a blow torch.

You here me hillbilly, I ain’t done with you by damn site, I’m gonna get medieval on that ass

 

[ericram]

So hard to choose. Had to go with Pulp Fiction.

 

[MR BEEBS]

 

[The-Dude-Abides]

Close call, but I went with Jackie Brown. Best film all around imo. Super underrated.

 

[cheeselog8]

I went with Django but tough choice. I haven't seen Jackie Brown yet so no spoilers please.

 

[fredjr82]

Haven't viewed all of them but a majority. Jackie Brown is still my favorite. Pulp Fiction a very close second

 

[Ferentz_Fan]

Gotta go with Django because of the storyline, the realism and the villain. DiCaprio really cut his hand when he slammed his hand in the dinner scene.

 

[OutbackBowl2017]

 

[lonestar50]

Kill Bill vol. 2 is the most rewatch-able of his movies for me. Pai Mai scenes, Esteban Vihaio scene, buried alive with Bud scene. Whole movie is just one fantastic scene after another

 

[NoleinATL]

I voted for Pulp Fiction because of the dialogue, but I could make an argument for Reservoir Dogs, Kill Bill ( as a singular movie), or Django.

also, lets not forget Dusk til Dawn , an excellent piece of writing as seen below

 

[Menace Sockeyes]

Close call, but I went with Jackie Brown. Best film all around imo. Super underrated.

I went with Django but tough choice. I haven't seen Jackie Brown yet so no spoilers please.

Haven't viewed all of them but a majority. Jackie Brown is still my favorite. Pulp Fiction a very close second

Glad Jackie Brown is getting the love it deserves. I think due to the source material not being his, Tarantino stays away from indulging in his excesses while just smashing the writing, filming, and casting. I think its reputation will only grow.

 

[EvilMonkeyInTheCloset]

Kill Bill vol. 2 is the most rewatch-able of his movies for me. The Hattori Hanzo scene, Pai Mai scenes, Esteban Vihaio scene, buried alive with Bud scene. Whole movie is just one fantastic scene after another

I think if OP combined Kill Bill Vol. 1 and 2 together, then that is the easy answer. But both movies apart feel like incomplete acts to say either are his best ever.

 

[VodkaSam]

I’ve always thought Tarantino, in addition to being my favorite director, also excels with the music and sounds he selects for different scenes in his films, as he finds obscure songs that you haven’t heard before that fit the scene, or great nostalgic songs from the time period of the movies. Nobody better.

 

[Moral]

I had to flip a coin on Inglorious and Django.

 

[DeangeloVickers]

Kill Bill vol. 2 is the most rewatch-able of his movies for me. The Hattori Hanzo scene, Pai Mai scenes, Esteban Vihaio scene, buried alive with Bud scene. Whole movie is just one fantastic scene after another

Agreed. I had trouble choosing between KB2 and Pulp Fiction but the latter is just so damn iconic it has to be the choice. But I get sucked into Kill Bill 2 what seems like once a month.

 

[hawkeyetraveler]

They are all brilliant. Impossible premise for me to pick just one. I ended up selecting Pulp Fiction, not because I necessarily think it’s the best, but because everything about it is now iconic. It is now a major part of pop culture history. The dialogue, the memes, the scenes…all amazing.

 

[jonesy5960]

A seldom seen clip of Tarantino behind the camera during the dance scene of Pulp Fiction.

 

[OrlandNole]

Pulp Fiction, with Hollywood and Basterds tied for second.

 

[BonzoFury]

Tough call between Pulp and Jackie Brown. Can't believe I haven't seen Inglorious Bastards, need to do that.

 

[ICWestfan]

Pulp Fiction, with Hollywood and Basterds tied for second.

Same, but would add Hateful to the tie 2.

 

[Formerly Rockymtnole]

So tough to choose. I put most of them in the “I always stop and watch 15 minutes when I’m flipping around” category.