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Quentin Tarantino #169667
09/03/01 02:43 PM 09/03/01 02:43 PM
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Which Quentin Tarantino film do you regard as his best? I think that Reservoir Dogs is his finest hour. It has everything, from the flashbacks of the robbery to the torture (and murder) of the cop. The pre-credit sequence has never been bettered, and the music is excellent.
What are your opinions of his films?

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I personally preferred pulp fiction to reservoir dogs but i havent seen either in quite a while so i can't comment an awful lot.

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Re: Quentin Tarantino #169669
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Im gonna have to say Pulp Fiction.
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Thats a tuff one but after watching RD again today, I'll go with Reservoir Dogs also.

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Re: Quentin Tarantino #169671
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Is Jackie Brown any good? I've heard positive and negative reviews, and I was wondering if it's worth seeing.

"Any fool with fast hands can take a tiger by the balls, but it takes a hero to keep on squeezing."

-The Dark Half by Stephen King.
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R.D. ... Has to be my pick . 4 rooms isn't to bad either.
Re: Quentin Tarantino #169673
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Reservoir Dogs takes the cake just for the torture sequence with "Stuck in the Middle with You."
Next is definately Pulp Fiction..
Jackie Brown's ok but not as good.
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It would have to be Pulp Fiction because it is a more complete film experience than Reservoir Dogs. Jackie Brown, on the other hand does not compare favourably with either of the afore mentioned modern-day classics.
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I don't like his work and Trash would fit really nicely

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Re: Quentin Tarantino #169676
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It's fun to stay in the YMCA
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Well no one mentioned From Dusk Till Dawn. I'm gutted.

That is a great film. Although I can't really think of a favourite Tarantino film I know this deserves some credibilty.

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From Dusk To Dawn was not directed by Tarantino.
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Quote:
Originally posted by jackson:
From Dusk To Dawn was not directed by Tarantino.


Boy, is my face red now. My mistake. Ignore my earlier post. I know you wont.

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Re: Quentin Tarantino #169679
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He appeared in a Golden Girls episode as an Elvis impersonator.What a job.

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Pulp Fiction all the way. I laughed I cried. It moved me.


Givin a girl a foot massage and stickin yo tounge in the holiest of holies is not in the same ballpark, its not even the same sport!
Re: Quentin Tarantino #169681
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His best work is definately Pulp Fiction.

"I had a whole different destiny planned." -Michael Corleone
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Quote:
Originally posted by Turi Giuliano:
[quote]Originally posted by jackson:
[b]From Dusk To Dawn was not directed by Tarantino.
Boy, is my face red now. My mistake. Ignore my earlier post. I know you wont. [/b][/quote]Tarantino did write From Dusk Till Dawn,though.

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I pick Pulp Fiction because of its unique style and language. Great cast and acting (yes even Quentin). Its dark, funny and dramatic .

"Life is so beatiful" - Don Vito in The Godfather novel
"My name is Michael Corleone...There are people who'd pay a lot of money for that information" - The Godfather
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If we can count films in which Tarantino was involved other than as a director, I'd choose "Killing Zoe," for which he was executive producer. Now, there's a top-flight actioner with great performances.

Ntra la porta tua lu sangu � sparsu,
E nun me mporta si ce muoru accisu...
E s'iddu muoru e vaju mparadisu
Si nun ce truovo a ttia, mancu ce trasu.
Re: Quentin Tarantino #169685
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I think i will go with reservoir dogs on this one.

Leonard: I dont know. See, I have this condition.
Teddy: Well, I hope its not as serious as his, 'cos this guy's dead.
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I would have to go with from dusk till dawn on this...

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First rule of Fight Club, you do not talk about Fight Club. Second rule of Fight Club, you DO NOT talk about Fight Club. Third rule of Fight Club, when someone say "stop" or goes limp, the fight is over. Fourth rule of Fight Club, only two guys to a fight. Fifth rule of Fight Club, one fight at a time. Sixth rule of Fight Club, no shirt, no shoes. Seventh rule of Fight Club, fights go on as long as they have to. Eighth and final rule of Fight Club if this is your first night at Fight Club you have to fight.

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