Quentin Tarantino Movies

^ Not aware of that one, will have to check it out.

^ I only watched Four Rooms for the first time a few months back and wasn't impressed at all. Not one I'd watch again.

I've never seen Four Rooms, but have seen the rest of them. There's a few I could have voted for but went with Django.

Yeah, I'd expect it to arrive in December, honestly. I know, for example, The Hateful Eight was in theatres Christmas 2015, and I can't remember the exact date, but the DVD came out within the first 5 months of 2016. I know this, because my brother used my bank card to buy me the DVD and brought it to me while I was in the hospital, I got home mid May, and I watched the movie at least a couple weeks before then, if I remember right. So yeah, it shouldn't be more than 4-5 months, I'd say.

I almost went to see it, but my brother and I decided against it, because we're both saving up money for various things (I'm in the early stages of saving for a new console within the next couple of years, and he wants a new PC in time for Cyberpunk 2077, plus we're likely moving next Summer) so, and getting to a theater is expensive for us, since we don't drive and the nearest one is about a 20-25 minute taxi ride away, so we figured we're better off waiting for a digital or DVD release.

Edited by DippoMagoo - 01 Aug 2019 at 11:35pm

Me too, will order it on blu-ray asap. I expect we'll have to wait until at least the end of year if not even Feb/Mar time.

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Seen all except My Best Friend's Birthday.

siLLy puPPy wrote:

Unfortunately Terentino's style permeated his other flicks which i found to be too derivitive of his first. He was somewhat of a one trick pony stylistically speaking.

I'm not sure I follow. A director's style is what gives their work identity and Tarantino's is quite distinctive. If his later films did not have his signature style they'd probably come across as much more generic films of their respective genres and those genres give them identity from each other.

adg211288 wrote:

Tarantino for me:

Top Tier:

The Hateful Eight

Django Unchained

Pulp Fiction

Inglourious Basterds

Second Tier

Kill Bill 1 & 2

Reservoir Dogs

Jackie Brown

Death Proof

Third Tier

Four Rooms

I'd pretty much agree with that, though I've never actually seen Four Rooms. I must add it to my rental list.

^ I think the alternate history aspect helped with me liking that one so much. I don't usually care much for WWII films.

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The only ones I'd rule out being my favourite are Jackie Brown (excellent but not quite a Tarantino classic), Death Proof (also excellent, possibly even underrated, but again not quite a Tarantino classic) and Four Rooms, which doesn't even get a look in. The rest are all excellent films that have a claim, especially if you look at Kill Bill as one title. My first inclination though is to say Django Unchained.

Poll Question: Which is Your Favourite?
Poll Choice	Votes	Poll Statistics
Reservoir Dogs (1992)	3	[16.67%]
Pulp Fiction (1994)	6	[33.33%]
Four Rooms (1995)	0	[0.00%]
Jackie Brown (1997)	2	[11.11%]
Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003)	1	[5.56%]
Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004)	0	[0.00%]
Death Proof (2007)	0	[0.00%]
Inglourious Basterds (2009)	3	[16.67%]
Django Unchained (2012)	2	[11.11%]
The Hateful Eight (2015)	1	[5.56%]
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