agreed

That's not True Romance.

Love it

That's not Kill Bill

That's not From Dusk Till Dawn.

I'll take Reservoir Dogs over his other stuff. Mostly because of Buschemi.

I'll watch this tonight. Better live up to what you say.

I agree. Most Tarantino fanboys tend to disagree, though. Not enough pointless dialogue and shallowness.

>>8260774

It's got DeNiro.

And Sammy L.

>>8260646
That's not Hostel
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>>8260792
>pointless dialogue and shallowness

Oh, please.

Out of Sight is the better Leonard adaptation.

Also, Kill Bill is his best.

How the fuck did I never hear about this movie??!

A Quentin Tarantino movie, that I never heard off? During his prime? What the fuck. Downloading this now...

>>8260792
> pointless dialogue

Tarantino's characters are realistic in the sense that they talk about random bullshit. Real people talk about more than "the plot".

>>8260938

>Kill Bill
>best

>>8261135
But it's still just random bullshit. The characters in Jackie Brown are fleshed out properly. They have depth.

Soundtrack - http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sH0T0mgE2c8

>>8262202

cont- http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PnjmsuDGhFc&feature=related

>>8262219
cont. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gCdGqed6Ajg

Lol no.

>>8262298
don't say another word

>>8261919
>They have depth

As do the characters in Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill.

>>8262297
cont. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9FbUGkouIPg

>>8262476
cont. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=CrOvkg-urJM

Love Jackie Brown! Pam Grier was still smoking hot in that movie.

It was his most mature, but not my favorite. I loved the ending. It was just so perfect for the movie.

>>8262538
This is the end of your rotten life, you motherfuckin' dope pusher!

she looked smoking until the L word, then fat black dyke. and yes i know black was not neccesary there

great thing about pam grier is she doesn't have that huge black ghetto nose or cheekbone

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B8g3XXLTUpo&feature=related

I didn't like Jackie Brown.

Reservoir Dogs is still my favorite.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2jVAIitIP-4

and yes, the soundtrack to these blaxploitation films were used in Jackie Brown.

>>8262683
She was pretty hot for a fat dyke though.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TgTv0VrsWhs&NR=1

"the woman who creamed you as Coffy"

>>8262430
Not really. You could make a case for Pulp Fiction, but not the others.

I really like Jackie Brown, but I still think that Once Upon a Time in Mexico is his best. Mexican't.

>>8263440
You can easily make the case in Reservoir dogs too.

It's his most mature movie, probably why his fanboys hate it. It's missing the gimmicky dialogue and senseless violence.

>>8264207
Or it could be because the story was boring and overall the movie was horribly paced and sucked.

I keep seeing a lot of people say this is the best Tarantino film. Now I disagree, I think it's Pulp Fiction, but I'm willing to be open minded. Explain why it's the best.

hard mode: don't use the words: pretentious or mature

Reservoir Dogs
Pulp Fiction
True Romance
Jackie Brown
Four Rooms
Kill Bill
Sin City
Death Proof
Inglorious Basterds
Notice anything?

>>8263440

There's plenty going on in Reservoir Dogs. Like people quote Mr. Pink's tipping speech all the time without realizing that he thinks he's better than the waitresses at these places, even though he mentions he was once like them. And how Mr. Pink berates the others for acting like amateurs and prides himself on being a professional thief.

And how there's a father-son thing going on between Joe and Mr. Blonde.

Just about every bit of dialogue in that movie is used to develop the characters.

>>8262725
>I didn't like Jackie Brown.

>>8264262

..two words?

I like Jackie Brown but it's the least like a Tarantino movie. I realize that this isn't a bad thing for some people but for a director who's known for having a unique sense of style (Yeah yeah, I know, no need to start an argument over this) it kind of feels out of step. And apparently, this makes it more mature even though a lot of what he's doing here he had done much better in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction.

>>8264271
The tipping scene is even deeper than that. Mr Pink shows that he doesn't care about what happens to other people, which is why he doesn't tip, but also that he thinks society is is a broken system. That means he doesn't need to take part. He doesn't feel bad about stealing or shooting cops because it's all part of something rotten.

Mr White on the other hand, really wants people to like him and think of him as a good guy, especially women. So he tips well and calls the waitress sweetheart etc.

Watch the whole diner scene carefully and Mr Blonde in particular. You'll notice that he laughs at inappropriate times. It's because he's a total psychopath, he has no empathy with anyone else, so he doesn't know how to take part in the conversation properly, so he hides with laughing.

Jackie Brown in one word:
Boring.

>>8264402
i kinda feel like this sometimes

>>8264393
>my face when, if this guy is right, then I'm probably a psychopath as well