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<blockquote data-quote="the Jester" data-source="post: 9409708" data-attributes="member: 1210"><p>I really like the Tarantino films I like, which is most of them. From worst to best, of the ones I have seen, my rankings would be: </p><p></p><p>9. Death Proof (takes too long to go anywhere)</p><p>8. Reservoir Dogs (great, but it is agonizing to watch)</p><p>7. Jackie Brown (I fell asleep during it, but like scenes when I rewatch them)</p><p>6. Django Unchained (great performances, but I just prefer the rest listed below)</p><p>5. Kill Bill vol 2 (poetry about violence)</p><p>4. The Hateful Eight (moody, tense, escalatory, nowhere to go- this earns every minute of its build up)</p><p>3. Kill Bill vol 1 (a ballet of violence)</p><p>2. Pulp Fiction (almost a perfect film, with so many iconic moments that left indelible marks on our culture)</p><p>1. Inglorious Bastards (a masterpiece from start to finish, with what might be Christoph Waltz' best performance ever)</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="the Jester, post: 9409708, member: 1210"] I really like the Tarantino films I like, which is most of them. From worst to best, of the ones I have seen, my rankings would be: 9. Death Proof (takes too long to go anywhere) 8. Reservoir Dogs (great, but it is agonizing to watch) 7. Jackie Brown (I fell asleep during it, but like scenes when I rewatch them) 6. Django Unchained (great performances, but I just prefer the rest listed below) 5. Kill Bill vol 2 (poetry about violence) 4. The Hateful Eight (moody, tense, escalatory, nowhere to go- this earns every minute of its build up) 3. Kill Bill vol 1 (a ballet of violence) 2. Pulp Fiction (almost a perfect film, with so many iconic moments that left indelible marks on our culture) 1. Inglorious Bastards (a masterpiece from start to finish, with what might be Christoph Waltz' best performance ever) [/QUOTE]
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