Your best of Tarantino films?

[Kotro]

Great Tarantino fan here. For years Reservoir Dogs was my fovourite from him, followed by Pulp Fiction. I remember really enjoying Part One of Kill Bill, more than Part Two, but with the years passing I now rate Part Two higher - contrary to many opinion, I think the ending is sublime. His most recent are good fun, but I don't find them as impressive as earlier works. Still great characters and brilliant dialogues, nonetheless. Here's how I would rate Tarantino movies:

1. Kill Bill (I choose this one as a whole, because that's the only way I choose to see it nowdays)
2. Reservoir Dogs
3. Pulp Fiction
4. The Man From Hollywood (short on 4 Rooms)
5. True Romance (written by Tarantino, directed by Tony Scott)
6. Jackie Brown
7. Inglourious Basterds
8. Django Unchained
9. Death Proof

 

[Econox]

Kill Bill is definitely my favourite film of his. I'm not much of a fan of his other films though, but I did enjoy the Kill Bill series.

 

[Oakster]

For me is a coin flip between Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs.
Reservoir Dogs is amazing in how much quality was extracted from the small budget and Pulp Fiction is amazing in how it ties all the storylines together in such a great way.

 

[Catavenger]

I'm not a fan of his either he makes something ultra violent and calls it entertainment

 

[Miaka2]

I've only seen a few of his movies and they include: Kill Bill, Kill Bill 2 and Django Unchained, they were all pretty awesome so it's hard to chose just one. I never knew about Quentin Tarantino until recently when my boyfriend made me watch Kill Bill (it's his favourite movie). I thought that I would hate the movie because of all the exploding blood, but I actually liked them. He creates some beautiful horrific works of art!