Your favorite Quentin Tarantino movie?

[Hypocrisy86]

Fear and loathing in Las Vegas is like the type of dreams i have
never could completely finish the movie.

 

[Line]

Chilsky broski, i think thats why he put the ninja smilie there :music:

I though it was pretty clear I was joking, smiley or not.

 

[FuManChu]

Pulp Fiction will be owned by the most awesome upcoming movie this year...

Spoiler

http://www.imdb.com/title/tt1114677/

You wont catch me ya onion, I'm off! :iorofl:

 

[tim290280]

1) Pulp Fiction - I've been able to rewatch this film the most and still enjoy it. It also went against the grain of cinema at the time and made a name for itself and a legend of QT.

2) Resevoir Dogs - This is second for 2 scenes: the "Little Green Bag" walking scene; and the "Stuck in the Middle" scene. They will live on in pop culture long after we have forgotten the rest of the film.

3) Kill Bill 1 - Took all my favourite martial arts scenes and rolled them into one movie.

4) Kill Bill 2 - The lesser of the two films yet the more poignant and character driven.

5) Jackie Brown - I've seen this a couple of times and didn't like it either time. I think it was mainly the characters and the small time criminal plot that just annoyed me.

6) All the rest - yet to see or hear good things about them.

 

[DriDDeRz]

Pulp Fiction

Reason: Only one ive seen on that list

 

[ironheart]

i voted "pulp fiction", but i also think "reservoir dogs" is awsome.

 

[Beefcake]

I enjoy all of Tarantino's films, but in order:
Pulp Fiction
Resivior Dogs
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Jackie Brown
Kill Bill Vol. 2
Death Proof

 

[CombBoy]

Pulp Fiction.