Feels like "The Hateful Eight" is really underrated. Might be my favorite Tarantino movie. The movie might be 3+ hours, but it feels like the movie is shorter because of the suspense.
Adore the Hateful Eight. Unlike Once Upon a Time, this movie kept me constantly on edge, despite it taking place in one small location. One of Tarantino's best.
9. Death Proof 8. Jackie Brown 7. Reservoir Dogs 6. Kill Bill 5. The Hateful Eight 4. Once Upon Time in Hollywood 3. Django Unchained 2. Inglorious Basterds 1. Pulp Fiction
Great list, none of these movies are bad 9. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 8. Jackie Brown 7. Death Proof 6. The Hateful Eight 5. Reservoir Dogs 4. Kill Bill 1&2 3. Inglorious Basterds 2. Djanco Unchained 1. Pulp Fiction
Great list. I feel From Dusk Till Dawn is one of the best things he's written. It was just a great vampire movie. The stuff that he's only written gets overlooked when people talk about Tarantino.
9: Death Proof 8: The Hateful Eight 7: Jackie Brown 6: Reservoir Dogs 5: Django Unchained 4: Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood 3: Kill Bill 2: Inglorious Bastards 1: Pulp Fiction
The animated scenes of O-Ren Ishii backstory is so well done, as a casual anime fan, it's so cool to see that 90s to early 2000s Anime style. All in all well done, and like most Traintino films, the soundtrack is amazing. From Nancy Sinatras My baby shot down, to orens backstory song, and the score. Again kill bill great movie back to back obviously, but vol 1 is.my personal fave.
Great ranking. Tarantino is my favorite director of all time. As of now my ranking is 1. Pulp Fiction (Masterpiece ) 2. Reservoir Dogs ( Masterpiece ) 3. Django Unchained ( Masterpiece ) 4. Inglorious Basterds ( Masterpiece ) 5. The Hateful Eight ( Masterpiece ) 6. Jackie Brown ( Excellent ) 7. Kill Bill Vol 1&2 ( Amazing ) 8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood ( Amazing film ) 9. Death Proof ( Good ) Still Need to see Once Upon A Time In Hollywood .Edit. Now That I've watched Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
@@impulsive1252 Ya but I feel my top 5 Tarantino Films are Masterpiece's and are In my top 20 favorite films of all time with Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs being my top 2 favorite films ever made.
Of the ones I've seen (including writing credits): 1: Kill Bill 2: True Romance 3: Pulp Fiction 4: Django Unchained 5: Reservoir Dogs 6: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 7: From Dusk Till Dawn By GOD I love Kill Bill. It ticks so many boxes, some sequences gave me literal chills, every moment of it is dripping with style and substance in equal measure, it's PERFECT. The score, the dialogue, the characters, the performance, the narrative that should go down in history as hands down the GREATEST revenge story ever told. Whenever I need some motivation or inspiration in my writing, I put on Kill Bill in the background, because everything about it reeks of what I want my art to accomplish. My favourite Tarantino movie and quite possibly one of my top 5 favourite movies of all time.
1: Pulp fiction 10/10 best script 2: Django unchained 10/10 3:Inglorious bastards 10/10 4:Once upon a time in hollywood 10/10 5:Hateful 8 10/10 6: Kill bill 10/10 7: Reservoir dogs 10/10 8:Jackie brown 9/10 9: Death proof 8/10
Quentin Tarantino is my favorite film director. I love all nine of his films! 9. Jackie Brown 8. Death Proof 7. Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood 6. The Hateful Eight 5. Kill Bill 4. Inglorious Basterds 3. Reservoir Dogs 2. Django Unchained 1. Pulp Fiction
I was surprised when I checked the time on my DVD player while watching Pulp Fiction and it was two and a half hours. It was very entertaining and felt like ninety minutes.
Great list. Here’s mine 9. Jackie Brown 8. The Hateful 8 7. Death Proof 6. Reservoir Dogs 5. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 4. Kill Bill 3. Django Unchained 2. Inglorious Basterds 1. Pulp Fiction
Loving the reviews. I still gotta watch many of these films. Don't really explore every film like I could. Maybe if I grew up in the 80s or 90s for some I'd recognize more as great. I literally just watched Kill Bill 1&2 a few weeks ago.
1. Kill Bill 2. Jackie Brown 3. Inglorious Basterds 4. Pulp fiction 5. Death Proof 6. The Hateful 8 7. Django unchained 8. Reservoir Dogs (Haven't seen once upon a time in Hollywood yet)
Great ranking! Hard with Tarantino because he does so many different things. Your rankings are always different from mine, but I always see your point. That’s why I enjoy your ranking videos.
Here’s my ranking if the movies I’ve seen 5. Kill Bill 80% 4. Django Unchained 86% 3. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood 86% 2. Inglorious Basterds 86% 1. Pulp Fiction 95% 4-2 are all interchangeable
1. Pulp Fiction 2. Django 3. Jackie Brown 4. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood 5. Inglorious Basterds 6. Reservoir Dogs 7. Hateful Eight 8. Kill Bill 9. Deathproof All Amazing. Even Deathproof is good.
My opinion: 10. Death Proof 9. Jackie Brown 8. Reservoir Dogs (Sorry, still love it, but he’s made so many amazing movies) 7. The Hateful Eight 6. Kill Bill: Volume 1 5. Inglorious Basterds 4. Kill Bill: Volume 2 (I know surprising, but I like Volume 2 more than 1) 3. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 2. Django Unchained 1. Pulp Fiction
QT is my favorite director. Love them all except for Jackie Brown. 1. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood This is my favorite QT film. And my favorite film of all time. My reasons include the great cast, the amazing ending, the environment I love so much, and my love for history. 2. Pulp Fiction (2nd favorite film of all time) 3. Django Unchained 4. Inglorious Basterds 5. The Hateful Eight 6. Reservoir Dogs 7. Kill Bill 8. Jackie Brown
Great list,great video.Your opinion lines up with mine somewhat,but it's always changing for me.Quick question,whats up with that weird Reservoir Dogs poster?I don't recognize any of those characters.Sorry if it's been answered before.
Sadly I have yet to see Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. But my EVER CHANGING ranking as of now is: 8. The Hateful Eight 7. Death Proof 6. Jackie Brown 5. Kill Bill 4. Django Unchained 3. Pulp Fiction 2. Inglorious Basterds 1. Reservoir Dogs ***this ranking could be totally different tomorrow***
Having not seen Once Upon a Time in Hollywood yet, ranking the other 8 films, I'd have to go with: 1) Django Unchained 2) Pulp Fiction 3) Kill Bill vol1 and 2 4) The Hateful Eight 5) Jackie Brown 6) Reservoir Dogs 7) Inglorious Bastards 8) Death Proof ( a personal favorite since I once had a 72 Nova SS and my name is Mike!) Honorable Mentions: True Romance, From Dusk Til Dawn and Crimson Tide ( yes he largely wrote that one too) But I love every one of these films as some of the greatest ever made, because let's be real, Tarantino hasn't made a bad movie in his life, even on his worst day.
One thing not many people say about Tarantino films is how most of his movies are all tied into the same universe with his characters. Reservoir Dogs & Pulp Fiction is definitely tied in if you listen to the dialogue closely.
Reservoir dogs connects to true romance as well because Alabama is mentioned. I'm sure there's a lot more things that connect the movies as well apart from the fictional brands he created
I agree with your takes on The Hateful Eight and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, especially H8. The whole mobie feels like somebody shaking you screaming "Hey, this is a Tarantino movie!!! Hey, hey!! Did you know this is a Tarantino movie?!" It's so self-indulgent it borders on Parody.
All of his films are 4-5 stars in my opinion. i love Tarantino. 1. Reservoir Dogs- Love the film the dialogue the story the tension it is beautiful 2. Hateful Eight- He really writes the mostly one location films so damn awesome 3. Pulp Fiction- So damn fun and creative a great film. many consider his best *True Romance- Wow some of his best dialogue great story Great acting 4. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood- Acted perfectly shot beautifully just wonderful fun 5. Inglorious Bastards- has two of his absolute best scenes and Hans Lander is A+ *From Dusk Til Dawn- Another Movie I love the two different parts merged into one * NAtural Born Killers- Crazy and QT is said to hate it but I still think it is GREAT!! 6. Death Proof- Tarantino doing horror is great and the revenge is ass kicking goodness 7. Django Unchained- Another Great film don't let the fact that it is low mean i don't love it 8. Kill Bill- Part one is better than 2 despite it being absurd it is still fun and a great watch 9. Jackie Brown- It is a great film scored shot and acted magnificently just the weakest QT *Four Rooms- The QT scene is classic and just a great scene a master class in Film.
I thought I had commented in this lol I indulged in a Tarantino film watch and I loved it. Here’s my ranking: 1. Django Unchained (2012)-first and only Tarantino film that I’ve seen in theaters, but I love this movie!!! It’s so much fun and has a great story. 2. Kill Bill Vol 1 (2003)/Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004)-enjoyed part 1 the best, but I appreciate part 2 quite a bit now. But as a whole this is second favorite Tarantino film. 3. Once Upon a Time.....in Hollywood (2019)-every time I watch this, I enjoy it more. It’s a great hangout film. And the characters are enjoyable. Yes, it’s self indulgent movie, but it’s a lot of fun to follow these actors. It’s funny, and the ending is just so much fun. And it’s hilarious and victorious. 4. Jackie Brown (1997)-after not seeing this movie for years, I feel this one is underrated. It’s small scale and simple and I like that he’s trying someone else’s material while throwing in his whole style. It’s just a relaxing hang out heist movie. 5. Pulp Fiction (1994)-this film still holds up in the cool factor. It’s the content at times that holds it back. But I do love the revenge that happens in one story and I like how it’s a mixed narrative. 6. Inglorious Basterds (2009)-when I first saw this film years ago I was disappointed, but over the years I enjoyed it more with the performances. I was just frustrated with the Basterds not being the focal point. 7. The Hateful Eight (2015)-*extended version is best. The extended version helped me enjoy this film more, but it’s better watch these character in a mini-series form and I enjoyed it more than the full watch through which was hard to sit through for me. 8. Reservoir Dogs (1992) his first film is excellent, it’s just not one I’d like to revisit a lot. 9. Death Proof (2007) (It’s dialogue heavy which is fine, I do like getting to know the ladies in the film, Kurt Russell is fantastic, and the long stunt is a lot of fun but it takes too long to get there.
I love every movie of his. I don’t think he’s made a bad movie. With that being said, here is my list 9. Jackie Brown 8. Deathproof 7. Hateful Eight 6. Once upon a time in Hollywood 5. Reservoir Dogs 4. Kill bill 3. Django 2. Pulp Fiction 1. Inglorious Basterds With 1/2 it all depends on my mood. Pulp fiction is so damn good. Inglorious edges it because its has some of the best writing and filmmaking I have ever seen. The milk scene, the strudel scene, the basement bar, etc just so damn good. It’s his second masterpiece but over time has taken the top billing for me.
i’m just a 20 year old who should have been born in the 50s… meaning i’m obsessed with the 60s. especially the music. but hollywood has just got something about it that i love. it’s not my favorite. but visually, i loved it
I always love your take on film; you do an excellent job reviewing movies, so much so that it makes me reconsider re-watching stuff that I formerly had no interest in returning to. With that said, I'm not really a big fan of QT; his motion pictures usually only warrant a single viewing for me; at most, I watch some of them a handful of times. The only exception is Death Proof, which I love!
I wish Tarintino would've made the Vega brothers movie, I believe that would've easily been his best film ever. Oh well, we can't always get what we want. Great list though, I agree with almost all of it.
Just started the video and paused it to take a guess and say Jackie Brown is probably your least favorite, Hateful Eight is probably next, and Once Upon A Time probably didn't crack the top 5. Let's see if I'm right? Keep up the great work my friend, your reviews are awesome but your "Rankings" are especially awesome as we tend to agree for the most part. Anyways thanks again for such great content!
Cody Leach no I’m not talking about you when I I wrote that comment. It’s fine if you think it’s a bit long. I’m talking about some people that hate the movie because it’s too long (keyword hate). I saw this guy in a comment section once that claimed that it was a horrible film because it was too long.
Here’s my ranking(I haven’t seen Reservoir Dogs yet) 1. Inglorious Basterds 2. Pulp Fiction 3. The Hateful Eight 4. Kill Bill Vol 1/Vol 2 5. Django Unchained 6. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood 7. Jackie Brown 8. Death Proof
Hard for me to rank these, as I pretty much love all but two of them. My ranking would be something like this, although I could probably juggle these around slightly, depending on my mood. I could even see OUATIH going even higher in the future. 9) The Hateful Eight 8) Django Unchained 7) Death Proof 6) Kill Bill (Vol. 1 by itself would be in 4th place, though. Vol. 2 would be below "Death Proof.") 5) Jackie Brown 4) Inglourious Basterds 3) Once Upon a Time In...Hollywood 2) Pulp Fiction 1) Reservoir Dogs
I just saw pulp fiction last Friday and OMG it's fantastic and calling this movie one of the best ever is an understatement I would go as far as call that film art.
Personally: 1. Pulp Fiction 2. Reservoir Dogs 3. Kill Bill: Volume 1 4. Inglourious Basterds 5. Django Unchained 6. Kill Bill: Volume 2 7. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 8. The Hateful 8 9. Jackie Brown 10. Death Proof
Reservoir Dogs is number one for me strictly for that scene of mr orange telling that fake story with the cops in the bathroom i love the editing and camera work
I absolutely agree w/your analysis of Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, way too long! Whether I agree or disagree w/your rankings, I find your reasoning is more thought than most. Here's my list: 1. Django Unchained (Some of my favorite scenes take place between Django and Billy Crash, I think his name is. And, Django referring to him as Moonlight cracks me up every time. I love everyone in this movie Christoph Waltz, Jamie Foxx and, hey, Leo and Tarantino doing a film together, sign me up!) 2. Pulp Fiction (This is hard because I love this choice and my third about the same. It's the first Tarantino film I saw and I was blown away. I remember asking is it wrong to like this film? I would say it was definitely a defining moment in filmmaking during the 90s.) 3. Jackie Brown (You're right, a truly underrated film. Pam Grier is excellent. Samuel L. Jackson is amazing too. So was Robert Forrester. It was like watching a 70s film w/a 90s twist. And, the soundtrack brought me back to the early part of my childhood.) 4. Kill Bill Volume 1 (I rooted for Uma Thurman because she was a badass chick. Love strong women characters. Need more in films!) 5. Kill Bill Volume 2 (I like the first volume better because it was a pretty detailed portrait of the characters. I felt this volume was good but, it was also anti-climatic because it mainly filled-in the gaps of the first movie.) 6. Reservoir Dogs (It was a good introduction of Tarantino as a filmmaker. Not my favorite film but quite a memorable one. Everything from the names, Mr. Pink, Mr. White, to the chopping off of the ear and Tim Roth riding around in the car shot to pieces near the end. Again, a very memorable film.) 7. Inglorious Bastards (Again, not my favorite film but a memorable one. Brad Pitt was good and so was Christoph Waltz. The reason I put this one above Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is because the length and pacing were on point.) 8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (The part where the Manson Children were getting the crap beaten out of them by Brad Pitt and Leo frying one w/a flamethrower made me laugh so hard I cried. Oh, the dog was also good. However, as you said, it meandered in places. Al Pacino's part for me was totally unnecessary and the scene w/Bruce Dern ran way too long. As many have said, more editing would not have hurt this film.) 9. The Hateful Eight (Unimpressed!) 10. Death Proof (I didn't see it but, judging by the looks of it, not my type of film.)
Ranking Tarantino movies from least favorite (10)to favorite (1). I’m counting kill bill as 2 movies cuz it’s more fun so that’s the 1 rule I’ll break. This list may be a bit controversial but the top 4 or 5 I love and I really enjoy everything else so… 10. Jackie Brown 9. Once upon a time in Hollywood 8. Death proof 7. Reservoir dogs 6. The hateful eight 5. Kill Bill vol. 2 4. Kill bill vol. 1 3. Django Unchained 2. Pulp Fiction 1. Inglorious Basterds
I know I'm late to the party, but figured it couldn't hurt to share my rankings. 1) Kill Bill - Volume 1 was the first Tarantino flick I ever saw, and it was so striking and different from anything I had ever seen. While Volume 2 is a lot slower paced, the dialogue and score were fantastic, and capped off the amazing story perfectly. The fact that so many different film styles coalesced into one fantastic package just puts this movie a cut above anything else in his filmography for me. 2) Reservoir Dogs - I figured out the mole pretty quickly as well, but this one remains one of my absolute favorites. Mr. Pink is up there as one of my fave characters in a Tarantino movie. Also, unlike a lot of other movie in his filmography, this one is not overly long. 3) Django Unchained - Liked for the same reasons you did. Only nitpick is the scene where Tarantino is the prospector. That could have been edited down. 4) Inglorious Basterds - My only knock against this film is that outside of the scene introducing the Basterds, we don't really get to see them all work together as a team. Still, the bar scene is so intense, and who doesn't love seeing Hitler get blown away. 5) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Yes, it was self-indulgent, yes, it was over-long, but I loved the characters, and the scenes with Leo DiCaprio and the little girl are some of my favorite scenes in any Tarantino movie. The bonkers ending was a blast, and Brad Pitt's dog darn well nearly stole the picture for me. Love that pooch! 6) Hateful Eight - Again, only knock on it is that it overstays it's welcome. But great characters and great dialogue put this one in a good spot. I've just never been able to finish it in one sitting. 7) Pulp Fiction - I think the problem I have with Pulp Fiction is that it got built up so much as a perfect movie before I ever saw it, that while I'm able to recognize how well written, acted and crafted the whole darn thing is, I feel like I should like it more than I actually do. I give it a rewatch about once every two years or so, and sadly, it's just never clicked for me the way it has for others. This isn't to say I dislike it by any stretch of the imagination, I just feel it was a victim of it's reputation. 8) Death Proof - As the closest thing Tarantino has done to a slasher flick, this movie is a lot of fun. Yeah, it's not at the same level as most of his work, but it wasn't meant to be. A perfectly agreeable film that is a lot of fun. 9) Jackie Brown - It's fine. It holds my interest, but it certainly the Tarantino movie I enjoy the least.
Just my opinion, but Once Upon a Time is probably Quentins best movie yet. Great movie that deserves more credit. Brad Pitt is absolutely great as Cliff he pretty much carries the whole movie. Pulp Fiction is an all time classic though.
I really loved Jackie Brown in the Pam Grier/Robert Forster relationship ( I could care less about Samuel Jackson, and De Niros storyline) Forster was brilliant and so deserved the nomination. Res Dogs, esp Tim Roth's performance were Quentin's finest moments
Oh my god, True Romance is number one for me too! I feel like people think I'm just trying to be "Oppositional" when I say I like it more than Pulp Fiction.
I really need to watch Pulp Fiction again. I've seen it once, and that was probably a good 12 years ago. I got the theatrical experience with Death Proof, Django, and Inglorious and loved all three of them. When Hitler gets his due in Inglorious I wanted to stand up and cheer.
Hollywood definitely climbed up from my initial ranking of it. Used to be #7, but its definitely a movie that deserves multiples viewings. Lots of little details to unpack. 9 - Death Proof (the only QT film to totally bore me) 8 - The Hateful Eight 7 - Kill Bill 6 - Jackie Brown (so underrated) 5 - Django Unchained 4 - Once Upon A Time in Hollywood 3 - Inglorious Basterds 2 - Pulp Fiction 1 - Reservoir Dogs
I find my ranking of his movies changes as I get older. I watch all his movies every year and every year positions change. I just binge watched them all again and Jackie Brown and kill Bill I didn't enjoy this year
Its really hard to do a list like this when you love all the movies. It feels disrespectful to place any of these low on the list but i must say i dont get why hateful 8 is always near the bottom of his movies. The atmosphere, the dialogue, the action although limited, the characters, the comedic moments, it all just works for me. I do feel like once upon a time in hollywood was a little disappointing even though i did enjoy it. A lot of that is because it followed hateful 8 which is probably in like 4th place for me
1. Kill Bill Vol. 1 2. Django Unchained 3. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood 4. Kill Bill Vol. 2 5. Pulp Fiction 6. The Hateful Eight 7. Inglorious Basterds 8. Death Proof 9. Reservoir Dogs 10. Jackie Brown
1. Pulp Fiction 2. Inglourious Basterds 3. Reservoir Dogs 4. The Hateful Eight 5. Django Unchained 6. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood 7. Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2 8. Death Proof 9. Jackie Brown
9. Death Proof 8. The Hateful Eight 7. Jackie Brown 6. Reservoir Dogs 5. Kill Bill 4. Django 3. Inglorious Basterds 2. Pulp Fiction 1. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood I adored Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. Loved the script and characters. I feels as this film is deserved of a 2nd viewing to anyone who has mixed thoughts and feelings about the film. I also feel as if Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is one of Tarantino’s most re watchable films, I’ve seen it 5 times now.
Great list man heres mine 1. Django unchained 2. Pulp fiction 3. Inglourious Basterds 4. Once upon a time in hollywood 5. Kill bill 6. Reservoir dogs 7. The hateful eight 8. Death proof 9. Jackie brown
Quentin has been a favorite for some time, his filmography also seems to be very mixed so everyone's list is bound to be different, which is impressive to think about. I certainly have my weird opinions towards many of his films; 8. Inglorious Bastards, I'm not a fan of this one really at all. Probably a personal taste but this one doesn't hit as hard as the others 7. Reservoir Dogs, sacrilege I know putting it this low, but a mixture of seeing this way later in life and also not being a huge fan of gangster films in general 6. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, although low, I really love this movie for the fact it being a alternate universe turn on what happened to the actress Sharon Tate. It's fun but not the one I rewatch the most 5. Jackie Brown, haven't seen this one in a while, but I honestly loved this one a lot 4. Django Unchained, absolutely adored this movie. The thing that holds this one back from perfection is the random bits of rap music inserted into it, it's very distracting imo. If it weren't for that I'd probably hail this at number 3. But in terms of it's story it's a masterpiece 3. Pulp Fiction, definitely loved this movie and it's one of the exceptions when it comes to gangster films where I love it. Especially the anthology esc approach to it's storytelling 2. The Hateful Eight, genuinely loved this movie a lot, loved the intense who-done-it plot as these group of people try to survive the storm 1. Kill Bill, I could seriously gush about this movie for hours...all day really, so I'll keep it simple by saying this is in my top 10 favorite movies of all time
I have only seen 4 4. Death Proof 3. The Hateful Eight (I have only seen the 4 part extended cut) 2. Django Unchained 1. Inglorious Basterds (which is now my favourite film of all time)
1. Hateful eight 2. Django: unchained 3. Inglorious basterds 4. Once upon a time in Hollywood 5. Pulp fiction Reservoir dogs 6. Jackie brown 7. Kill bill 8. Death proof (haven’t seen it though)
For me: 1. The Hateful Eight (A++) 2. Reservoir Dogs (A+) 3. Once Upon A Time In... Hollywood (A+) 4. Pulp Fiction (A+) 5. Django Unchained (A+) 6. Inglorious Basterds (A) 7. Kill Bill Vol. I & II (A-) 8. Death Proof (A-) 9. Jackie Brown (B+)
1- pulp fiction 2- kill bill 3- inglorious bastards 4- Django Unchained 5- the hateful eight 6-once upon a time in Hollywood 7- reservoir dogs 8- Jackie brown 9- death proof
My Quentin Tarantino ranking: 1 Inglourious Basterds 2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 3. Reservoir Dogs 4. Kill Bill 5. Django Unchained 6. Pulp Fiction 7. Death Proof 8. The Hateful Eight 9. Jackie Brown Love the videos! Keep them coming.
For me, my list would probably consist of the following (none of which I hate or even dislike): 1. Pulp Fiction (magnum opus) 2. Reservoir Dogs (hit the ground running) 3. Django Unchained (when in doubt, Tarantino should go Waltz) 4. Inglourious Basterds (equal parts hammy and brutal, aka: pulling a Raimi) 5. Kill Bill (if he kept a more even pace, it'd have been a masterpiece) 6. Jackie Brown (cast was good, writing was decent, and that's about it) 7. The Hateful Eight (really surprised me on how good it was, but I also judge it by the extended cut) 8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (it's funny, but that's about all that it's really got going for it) 9. Death Proof (not up my alley, but I warmed up to it a little over the years)
I like all his films so all of them I give good reviews 9. Death Proof 8. Jackie Brown 7. Reservoir Dogs 6. Kill Bill Vo. 1 and 2 5. The Hateful Eight 4. Inglorious Bastards 3. Pulp Fiction 2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 1. Django Unchained
9. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood 8. Death Proof 7. Jackie Brown 6. Django Unchained 5. The Hateful Eight 4. Reservoir Dogs 3. Pulp Fiction 2. Kill Bill 1. Inglorious Basterds But as I always say: the best Tarantino Movie is whichever one you are currently watching. And honestly 3-7 are razor thin close, and 8 is still close behind. 1 and 2 are almost interchangeable. Also I'm one of the people that prefer Kill Bill Vol 2 to Vol 1.
The Hateful Eight is so underrated. Jesus Christ. The movie is a masterpiece in my opinion.
I agree man....the Hateful Eight is freaking awesome!
This!!! Beautiful direction, so much going on.
@ The theatrical version is almost 3 hours long....how much longer is the director's cut on Netflix?
Yeah the hateful 8 is so damn good. I don't understand people that don't like it because it's "slow" How the fuck is it slow?
Yeah
Jackie Brown is underrated in my opinion. Love it.
Feels like "The Hateful Eight" is really underrated. Might be my favorite Tarantino movie. The movie might be 3+ hours, but it feels like the movie is shorter because of the suspense.
Justice for Jackie Brown!
Grossly underrated masterpiece
Its an adaptation. 50 tarantino 50 Leonard all good
Death proof is an amazing rollercoaster of chaos and i love how it just ratchets up the tentsion at the end of each act
Adore the Hateful Eight. Unlike Once Upon a Time, this movie kept me constantly on edge, despite it taking place in one small location. One of Tarantino's best.
My ranking- all 9 movies 5/5 love em all!!!👍🤘
Fuck yeah for True Romance !!!!! Thank you for acknowledging that movie ! Christopher Walkin and Denis Hopper.... Best acted scene of ALL TIME !!!!
9. Death Proof
8. Jackie Brown
7. Reservoir Dogs
6. Kill Bill
5. The Hateful Eight
4. Once Upon Time in Hollywood
3. Django Unchained
2. Inglorious Basterds
1. Pulp Fiction
Great list, none of these movies are bad
9. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
8. Jackie Brown
7. Death Proof
6. The Hateful Eight
5. Reservoir Dogs
4. Kill Bill 1&2
3. Inglorious Basterds
2. Djanco Unchained
1. Pulp Fiction
True Romance (1993) is in my Top 3 Films of All Time.
It's Fantastically Entertaining !!!
Great list. I feel From Dusk Till Dawn is one of the best things he's written. It was just a great vampire movie. The stuff that he's only written gets overlooked when people talk about Tarantino.
9: Death Proof
8: The Hateful Eight
7: Jackie Brown
6: Reservoir Dogs
5: Django Unchained
4: Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood
3: Kill Bill
2: Inglorious Bastards
1: Pulp Fiction
The animated scenes of O-Ren Ishii backstory is so well done, as a casual anime fan, it's so cool to see that 90s to early 2000s Anime style. All in all well done, and like most Traintino films, the soundtrack is amazing. From Nancy Sinatras My baby shot down, to orens backstory song, and the score. Again kill bill great movie back to back obviously, but vol 1 is.my personal fave.
Skully D. ÆDD same kill bill is my favourite QT film
1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Inglourious Basterds
4. Once Upon a Time..
5. Jackie Brown
6. Django
7. Kill Bill
8. Death Proof
9. Hateful 8
Great ranking. Tarantino is my favorite director of all time. As of now my ranking is
1. Pulp Fiction (Masterpiece )
2. Reservoir Dogs ( Masterpiece )
3. Django Unchained ( Masterpiece )
4. Inglorious Basterds ( Masterpiece )
5. The Hateful Eight ( Masterpiece )
6. Jackie Brown ( Excellent )
7. Kill Bill Vol 1&2 ( Amazing )
8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood ( Amazing film )
9. Death Proof ( Good )
Still Need to see Once Upon A Time In Hollywood .Edit. Now That I've watched Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
Switch Kill Bill and Jackie Brown and this is my exact list as well!
Switch Inglorious and Hateful and I agree
The term masterpiece really loses all meaning when you throw it around like candy.
@@impulsive1252 Ya but I feel my top 5 Tarantino Films are Masterpiece's and are In my top 20 favorite films of all time with Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs being my top 2 favorite films ever made.
Swap OAATIH with hateful 8 and we good
Of the ones I've seen (including writing credits):
1: Kill Bill
2: True Romance
3: Pulp Fiction
4: Django Unchained
5: Reservoir Dogs
6: Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
7: From Dusk Till Dawn
By GOD I love Kill Bill. It ticks so many boxes, some sequences gave me literal chills, every moment of it is dripping with style and substance in equal measure, it's PERFECT. The score, the dialogue, the characters, the performance, the narrative that should go down in history as hands down the GREATEST revenge story ever told. Whenever I need some motivation or inspiration in my writing, I put on Kill Bill in the background, because everything about it reeks of what I want my art to accomplish. My favourite Tarantino movie and quite possibly one of my top 5 favourite movies of all time.
1: Pulp fiction 10/10 best script
2: Django unchained 10/10
3:Inglorious bastards 10/10
4:Once upon a time in hollywood 10/10
5:Hateful 8 10/10
6: Kill bill 10/10
7: Reservoir dogs 10/10
8:Jackie brown 9/10
9: Death proof 8/10
Quentin Tarantino is my favorite film director. I love all nine of his films!
9. Jackie Brown
8. Death Proof
7. Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood
6. The Hateful Eight
5. Kill Bill
4. Inglorious Basterds
3. Reservoir Dogs
2. Django Unchained
1. Pulp Fiction
Quentin Tarantino is such a great directer and writer thanks for the vid cody
I was surprised when I checked the time on my DVD player while watching Pulp Fiction and it was two and a half hours. It was very entertaining and felt like ninety minutes.
1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Pulp Fiction
3-8. Interchangeable
9. Death Proof
Definitely agree with that, death proof was poor
Great list. Here’s mine
9. Jackie Brown
8. The Hateful 8
7. Death Proof
6. Reservoir Dogs
5. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
4. Kill Bill
3. Django Unchained
2. Inglorious Basterds
1. Pulp Fiction
Loving the reviews. I still gotta watch many of these films. Don't really explore every film like I could. Maybe if I grew up in the 80s or 90s for some I'd recognize more as great. I literally just watched Kill Bill 1&2 a few weeks ago.
Loved it cody and pulp fiction will always be my favorite Quentin movie you had quite possibly one of the greatest cast in movie history.
1. Kill Bill
2. Jackie Brown
3. Inglorious Basterds
4. Pulp fiction
5. Death Proof
6. The Hateful 8
7. Django unchained
8. Reservoir Dogs
(Haven't seen once upon a time in Hollywood yet)
I didn't care for death proof, I'd even go as far to throw it out and separate kill bill vol 1 and 2 lol otherwise its definitely last for me
24 dislikes? Do people honestly dislike bases on someone else's opinion? The video is well put together that should be a like right out the gate.
😂😂 it’s ridiculous. But yea, people can’t understand when someone else has a different opinion.
1. Jackie Brown
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Inglorious Bastards
4. Reservoir Dogs
5. Django Unchained
6. Kill Bill
7. The Hateful Eight
8. Death Proof
With the exception of Django, I can get behind the list.
Great ranking! Hard with Tarantino because he does so many different things. Your rankings are always different from mine, but I always see your point. That’s why I enjoy your ranking videos.
Here’s my ranking if the movies I’ve seen
5. Kill Bill 80%
4. Django Unchained 86%
3. Once Upon a Time In Hollywood 86%
2. Inglorious Basterds 86%
1. Pulp Fiction 95%
4-2 are all interchangeable
I can relate everything you said about Pulp Fiction 😂👍🏻
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Django
3. Jackie Brown
4. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood
5. Inglorious Basterds
6. Reservoir Dogs
7. Hateful Eight
8. Kill Bill
9. Deathproof
All Amazing. Even Deathproof is good.
True romance is my number one 👍 a masterpiece
The shortened grindhouse version of Death Proof is way better than the extended cut.
My opinion:
10. Death Proof
9. Jackie Brown
8. Reservoir Dogs (Sorry, still love it, but he’s made so many amazing movies)
7. The Hateful Eight
6. Kill Bill: Volume 1
5. Inglorious Basterds
4. Kill Bill: Volume 2 (I know surprising, but I like Volume 2 more than 1)
3. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
2. Django Unchained
1. Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill is probably my favorite Tarantino movie because I love old school Kung Fu and samurai movies.
Hey "True Romance" would be be my #1 if it were on this list as well. No apologies needed for that whatsoever.
Django now that movie is a freaking UNICORN 🦄 🔥🔥 ❤️
Also i should add, no matter what other genres ares are involved, all 9 of these are also fantastic comedies, especially Pulp Fiction.
QT is my favorite director. Love them all except for Jackie Brown.
1. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
This is my favorite QT film. And my favorite film of all time. My reasons include the great cast, the amazing ending, the environment I love so much, and my love for history.
2. Pulp Fiction (2nd favorite film of all time)
3. Django Unchained
4. Inglorious Basterds
5. The Hateful Eight
6. Reservoir Dogs
7. Kill Bill
8. Jackie Brown
History FitnessGuy Considering it’s not on your list even I’m going to assume Death Proof is your last place.
Great list,great video.Your opinion lines up with mine somewhat,but it's always changing for me.Quick question,whats up with that weird Reservoir Dogs poster?I don't recognize any of those characters.Sorry if it's been answered before.
Sadly I have yet to see Once Upon a Time in Hollywood.
But my EVER CHANGING ranking as of now is:
8. The Hateful Eight
7. Death Proof
6. Jackie Brown
5. Kill Bill
4. Django Unchained
3. Pulp Fiction
2. Inglorious Basterds
1. Reservoir Dogs
***this ranking could be totally different tomorrow***
True Romance is one of the best guilty pleasures ever. A truly great film. One of Christian Slaters best roles.
True Romance is one of the most Underrated & most watchable Films of all time.
Guilty???
I loved it but Top Gun's better.
Death Proof was awesome , Kurt Russell did his thing.
Having not seen Once Upon a Time in Hollywood yet, ranking the other 8 films, I'd have to go with:
1) Django Unchained
2) Pulp Fiction
3) Kill Bill vol1 and 2
4) The Hateful Eight
5) Jackie Brown
6) Reservoir Dogs
7) Inglorious Bastards
8) Death Proof ( a personal favorite since I once had a 72 Nova SS and my name is Mike!)
Honorable Mentions:
True Romance, From Dusk Til Dawn and Crimson Tide ( yes he largely wrote that one too)
But I love every one of these films as some of the greatest ever made, because let's be real, Tarantino hasn't made a bad movie in his life, even on his worst day.
One thing not many people say about Tarantino films is how most of his movies are all tied into the same universe with his characters. Reservoir Dogs & Pulp Fiction is definitely tied in if you listen to the dialogue closely.
Reservoir dogs connects to true romance as well because Alabama is mentioned. I'm sure there's a lot more things that connect the movies as well apart from the fictional brands he created
I agree with your takes on The Hateful Eight and Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, especially H8. The whole mobie feels like somebody shaking you screaming "Hey, this is a Tarantino movie!!! Hey, hey!! Did you know this is a Tarantino movie?!" It's so self-indulgent it borders on Parody.
Dang that livestream with CP was fun. Keep up the good content
All of his films are 4-5 stars in my opinion. i love Tarantino.
1. Reservoir Dogs- Love the film the dialogue the story the tension it is beautiful
2. Hateful Eight- He really writes the mostly one location films so damn awesome
3. Pulp Fiction- So damn fun and creative a great film. many consider his best
*True Romance- Wow some of his best dialogue great story Great acting
4. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood- Acted perfectly shot beautifully just wonderful fun
5. Inglorious Bastards- has two of his absolute best scenes and Hans Lander is A+
*From Dusk Til Dawn- Another Movie I love the two different parts merged into one
* NAtural Born Killers- Crazy and QT is said to hate it but I still think it is GREAT!!
6. Death Proof- Tarantino doing horror is great and the revenge is ass kicking goodness
7. Django Unchained- Another Great film don't let the fact that it is low mean i don't love it
8. Kill Bill- Part one is better than 2 despite it being absurd it is still fun and a great watch
9. Jackie Brown- It is a great film scored shot and acted magnificently just the weakest QT
*Four Rooms- The QT scene is classic and just a great scene a master class in Film.
Cody, I’m curious to hear your opinion on Four Rooms. I know Tarantino only directed the last segment but it’s a interesting movie to talk about.
I thought I had commented in this lol
I indulged in a Tarantino film watch and I loved it.
Here’s my ranking:
1. Django Unchained (2012)-first and only Tarantino film that I’ve seen in theaters, but I love this movie!!! It’s so much fun and has a great story.
2. Kill Bill Vol 1 (2003)/Kill Bill Vol. 2 (2004)-enjoyed part 1 the best, but I appreciate part 2 quite a bit now. But as a whole this is second favorite Tarantino film.
3. Once Upon a Time.....in Hollywood (2019)-every time I watch this, I enjoy it more. It’s a great hangout film. And the characters are enjoyable. Yes, it’s self indulgent movie, but it’s a lot of fun to follow these actors. It’s funny, and the ending is just so much fun. And it’s hilarious and victorious.
4. Jackie Brown (1997)-after not seeing this movie for years, I feel this one is underrated. It’s small scale and simple and I like that he’s trying someone else’s material while throwing in his whole style. It’s just a relaxing hang out heist movie.
5. Pulp Fiction (1994)-this film still holds up in the cool factor. It’s the content at times that holds it back. But I do love the revenge that happens in one story and I like how it’s a mixed narrative.
6. Inglorious Basterds (2009)-when I first saw this film years ago I was disappointed, but over the years I enjoyed it more with the performances. I was just frustrated with the Basterds not being the focal point.
7. The Hateful Eight (2015)-*extended version is best. The extended version helped me enjoy this film more, but it’s better watch these character in a mini-series form and I enjoyed it more than the full watch through which was hard to sit through for me.
8. Reservoir Dogs (1992) his first film is excellent, it’s just not one I’d like to revisit a lot.
9. Death Proof (2007) (It’s dialogue heavy which is fine, I do like getting to know the ladies in the film, Kurt Russell is fantastic, and the long stunt is a lot of fun but it takes too long to get there.
I love every movie of his. I don’t think he’s made a bad movie. With that being said, here is my list
9. Jackie Brown
8. Deathproof
7. Hateful Eight
6. Once upon a time in Hollywood
5. Reservoir Dogs
4. Kill bill
3. Django
2. Pulp Fiction
1. Inglorious Basterds
With 1/2 it all depends on my mood. Pulp fiction is so damn good. Inglorious edges it because its has some of the best writing and filmmaking I have ever seen. The milk scene, the strudel scene, the basement bar, etc just so damn good. It’s his second masterpiece but over time has taken the top billing for me.
i’m just a 20 year old who should have been born in the 50s… meaning i’m obsessed with the 60s. especially the music. but hollywood has just got something about it that i love. it’s not my favorite. but visually, i loved it
I feel the same about True Romance, except that I have it in my Top 3 movies of alltime.
I always love your take on film; you do an excellent job reviewing movies, so much so that it makes me reconsider re-watching stuff that I formerly had no interest in returning to. With that said, I'm not really a big fan of QT; his motion pictures usually only warrant a single viewing for me; at most, I watch some of them a handful of times. The only exception is Death Proof, which I love!
I wish Tarintino would've made the Vega brothers movie, I believe that would've easily been his best film ever. Oh well, we can't always get what we want. Great list though, I agree with almost all of it.
Just started the video and paused it to take a guess and say Jackie Brown is probably your least favorite, Hateful Eight is probably next, and Once Upon A Time probably didn't crack the top 5. Let's see if I'm right? Keep up the great work my friend, your reviews are awesome but your "Rankings" are especially awesome as we tend to agree for the most part. Anyways thanks again for such great content!
"True Romance" is a spectacular film. My favorite is Pulp Fiction.
Great video Cody!
When are you going to do a Steven Spielberg
Hateful Eight 🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥 & Django 🐐
Great list. Pulp Fiction is also my #-1 on this topic and top 5-10, overall for all movies
I hate how people claim the hateful eight is long. People don’t know what buildup is. It’s a damn masterpiece and I think it’s top 3.
It's a masterpiece to you...and is top 3 to you. Learn to value other opinions.
Cody Leach no I’m not talking about you when I I wrote that comment. It’s fine if you think it’s a bit long. I’m talking about some people that hate the movie because it’s too long (keyword hate). I saw this guy in a comment section once that claimed that it was a horrible film because it was too long.
@@thepleo62 well in that case, yes, that person is ridiculous
Here’s my ranking(I haven’t seen Reservoir Dogs yet)
1. Inglorious Basterds
2. Pulp Fiction
3. The Hateful Eight
4. Kill Bill Vol 1/Vol 2
5. Django Unchained
6. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
7. Jackie Brown
8. Death Proof
Django Unchained, The Hateful Eight, and Kill Bill are my own personal Top 3 of Tarantino and my most rewatched of his films.
Hard for me to rank these, as I pretty much love all but two of them. My ranking would be something like this, although I could probably juggle these around slightly, depending on my mood. I could even see OUATIH going even higher in the future.
9) The Hateful Eight
8) Django Unchained
7) Death Proof
6) Kill Bill (Vol. 1 by itself would be in 4th place, though. Vol. 2 would be below "Death Proof.")
5) Jackie Brown
4) Inglourious Basterds
3) Once Upon a Time In...Hollywood
2) Pulp Fiction
1) Reservoir Dogs
I just saw pulp fiction last Friday and OMG it's fantastic and calling this movie one of the best ever is an understatement I would go as far as call that film art.
Personally:
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Reservoir Dogs
3. Kill Bill: Volume 1
4. Inglourious Basterds
5. Django Unchained
6. Kill Bill: Volume 2
7. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
8. The Hateful 8
9. Jackie Brown
10. Death Proof
Awesome video man big fan of your channel
Reservoir Dogs is number one for me strictly for that scene of mr orange telling that fake story with the cops in the bathroom i love the editing and camera work
Fun fact the hateful eight also uses the score pieces from David Hess from the last house on the left
I absolutely agree w/your analysis of Once Upon a Time In Hollywood, way too long! Whether I agree or disagree w/your rankings, I find your reasoning is more thought than most. Here's my list:
1. Django Unchained (Some of my favorite scenes take place between Django and Billy Crash, I think his name is. And, Django referring to him as Moonlight cracks me up every time. I love everyone in this movie Christoph Waltz, Jamie Foxx and, hey, Leo and Tarantino doing a film together, sign me up!)
2. Pulp Fiction (This is hard because I love this choice and my third about the same. It's the first Tarantino film I saw and I was blown away. I remember asking is it wrong to like this film? I would say it was definitely a defining moment in filmmaking during the 90s.)
3. Jackie Brown (You're right, a truly underrated film. Pam Grier is excellent. Samuel L. Jackson is amazing too. So was Robert Forrester. It was like watching a 70s film w/a 90s twist. And, the soundtrack brought me back to the early part of my childhood.)
4. Kill Bill Volume 1 (I rooted for Uma Thurman because she was a badass chick. Love strong women characters. Need more in films!)
5. Kill Bill Volume 2 (I like the first volume better because it was a pretty detailed portrait of the characters. I felt this volume was good but, it was also anti-climatic because it mainly filled-in the gaps of the first movie.)
6. Reservoir Dogs (It was a good introduction of Tarantino as a filmmaker. Not my favorite film but quite a memorable one. Everything from the names, Mr. Pink, Mr. White, to the chopping off of the ear and Tim Roth riding around in the car shot to pieces near the end. Again, a very memorable film.)
7. Inglorious Bastards (Again, not my favorite film but a memorable one. Brad Pitt was good and so was Christoph Waltz. The reason I put this one above Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is because the length and pacing were on point.)
8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (The part where the Manson Children were getting the crap beaten out of them by Brad Pitt and Leo frying one w/a flamethrower made me laugh so hard I cried. Oh, the dog was also good. However, as you said, it meandered in places. Al Pacino's part for me was totally unnecessary and the scene w/Bruce Dern ran way too long. As many have said, more editing would not have hurt this film.)
9. The Hateful Eight (Unimpressed!)
10. Death Proof (I didn't see it but, judging by the looks of it, not my type of film.)
Ranking Tarantino movies from least favorite (10)to favorite (1). I’m counting kill bill as 2 movies cuz it’s more fun so that’s the 1 rule I’ll break. This list may be a bit controversial but the top 4 or 5 I love and I really enjoy everything else so…
10. Jackie Brown
9. Once upon a time in Hollywood
8. Death proof
7. Reservoir dogs
6. The hateful eight
5. Kill Bill vol. 2
4. Kill bill vol. 1
3. Django Unchained
2. Pulp Fiction
1. Inglorious Basterds
Great ranking, brother. Pulp is a classic. Love Django and IB.
I know I'm late to the party, but figured it couldn't hurt to share my rankings.
1) Kill Bill - Volume 1 was the first Tarantino flick I ever saw, and it was so striking and different from anything I had ever seen. While Volume 2 is a lot slower paced, the dialogue and score were fantastic, and capped off the amazing story perfectly. The fact that so many different film styles coalesced into one fantastic package just puts this movie a cut above anything else in his filmography for me.
2) Reservoir Dogs - I figured out the mole pretty quickly as well, but this one remains one of my absolute favorites. Mr. Pink is up there as one of my fave characters in a Tarantino movie. Also, unlike a lot of other movie in his filmography, this one is not overly long.
3) Django Unchained - Liked for the same reasons you did. Only nitpick is the scene where Tarantino is the prospector. That could have been edited down.
4) Inglorious Basterds - My only knock against this film is that outside of the scene introducing the Basterds, we don't really get to see them all work together as a team. Still, the bar scene is so intense, and who doesn't love seeing Hitler get blown away.
5) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood - Yes, it was self-indulgent, yes, it was over-long, but I loved the characters, and the scenes with Leo DiCaprio and the little girl are some of my favorite scenes in any Tarantino movie. The bonkers ending was a blast, and Brad Pitt's dog darn well nearly stole the picture for me. Love that pooch!
6) Hateful Eight - Again, only knock on it is that it overstays it's welcome. But great characters and great dialogue put this one in a good spot. I've just never been able to finish it in one sitting.
7) Pulp Fiction - I think the problem I have with Pulp Fiction is that it got built up so much as a perfect movie before I ever saw it, that while I'm able to recognize how well written, acted and crafted the whole darn thing is, I feel like I should like it more than I actually do. I give it a rewatch about once every two years or so, and sadly, it's just never clicked for me the way it has for others. This isn't to say I dislike it by any stretch of the imagination, I just feel it was a victim of it's reputation.
8) Death Proof - As the closest thing Tarantino has done to a slasher flick, this movie is a lot of fun. Yeah, it's not at the same level as most of his work, but it wasn't meant to be. A perfectly agreeable film that is a lot of fun.
9) Jackie Brown - It's fine. It holds my interest, but it certainly the Tarantino movie I enjoy the least.
Just my opinion, but Once Upon a Time is probably Quentins best movie yet. Great movie that deserves more credit. Brad Pitt is absolutely great as Cliff he pretty much carries the whole movie. Pulp Fiction is an all time classic though.
I really loved Jackie Brown in the Pam Grier/Robert Forster relationship ( I could care less about Samuel Jackson, and De Niros storyline) Forster was brilliant and so deserved the nomination. Res Dogs, esp Tim Roth's performance were Quentin's finest moments
Something so sexy about Pam Grier in that film. I can't blame Max Cherry for falling for that sweet black ass.
Ordell was a great character
VERY TRUE
Hans Landa is his greatest character imo!
Oh my god, True Romance is number one for me too! I feel like people think I'm just trying to be "Oppositional" when I say I like it more than Pulp Fiction.
I really need to watch Pulp Fiction again. I've seen it once, and that was probably a good 12 years ago. I got the theatrical experience with Death Proof, Django, and Inglorious and loved all three of them. When Hitler gets his due in Inglorious I wanted to stand up and cheer.
Hollywood definitely climbed up from my initial ranking of it. Used to be #7, but its definitely a movie that deserves multiples viewings. Lots of little details to unpack.
9 - Death Proof (the only QT film to totally bore me)
8 - The Hateful Eight
7 - Kill Bill
6 - Jackie Brown (so underrated)
5 - Django Unchained
4 - Once Upon A Time in Hollywood
3 - Inglorious Basterds
2 - Pulp Fiction
1 - Reservoir Dogs
I find my ranking of his movies changes as I get older. I watch all his movies every year and every year positions change. I just binge watched them all again and Jackie Brown and kill Bill I didn't enjoy this year
Its really hard to do a list like this when you love all the movies. It feels disrespectful to place any of these low on the list but i must say i dont get why hateful 8 is always near the bottom of his movies. The atmosphere, the dialogue, the action although limited, the characters, the comedic moments, it all just works for me. I do feel like once upon a time in hollywood was a little disappointing even though i did enjoy it. A lot of that is because it followed hateful 8 which is probably in like 4th place for me
1. Kill Bill Vol. 1
2. Django Unchained
3. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood
4. Kill Bill Vol. 2
5. Pulp Fiction
6. The Hateful Eight
7. Inglorious Basterds
8. Death Proof
9. Reservoir Dogs
10. Jackie Brown
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Reservoir Dogs
3.OUATIH
4. Inglorious basterds
5. Kill Bill
6. Django
7. Jackie Brown
8. Hateful 8
(Haven’t seen Deathproof yet)
1. Pulp Fiction
2. Inglourious Basterds
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. The Hateful Eight
5. Django Unchained
6. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood
7. Kill Bill Vol. 1 & 2
8. Death Proof
9. Jackie Brown
Love your videos!
Last is Jackie Brown?
Yup dislike
Im outta here
Bye
9. Death Proof
8. The Hateful Eight
7. Jackie Brown
6. Reservoir Dogs
5. Kill Bill
4. Django
3. Inglorious Basterds
2. Pulp Fiction
1. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood
I adored Once Upon a Time In Hollywood. Loved the script and characters. I feels as this film is deserved of a 2nd viewing to anyone who has mixed thoughts and feelings about the film. I also feel as if Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is one of Tarantino’s most re watchable films, I’ve seen it 5 times now.
Great list man heres mine
1. Django unchained
2. Pulp fiction
3. Inglourious Basterds
4. Once upon a time in hollywood
5. Kill bill
6. Reservoir dogs
7. The hateful eight
8. Death proof
9. Jackie brown
Quentin has been a favorite for some time, his filmography also seems to be very mixed so everyone's list is bound to be different, which is impressive to think about.
I certainly have my weird opinions towards many of his films;
8. Inglorious Bastards, I'm not a fan of this one really at all. Probably a personal taste but this one doesn't hit as hard as the others
7. Reservoir Dogs, sacrilege I know putting it this low, but a mixture of seeing this way later in life and also not being a huge fan of gangster films in general
6. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, although low, I really love this movie for the fact it being a alternate universe turn on what happened to the actress Sharon Tate. It's fun but not the one I rewatch the most
5. Jackie Brown, haven't seen this one in a while, but I honestly loved this one a lot
4. Django Unchained, absolutely adored this movie. The thing that holds this one back from perfection is the random bits of rap music inserted into it, it's very distracting imo. If it weren't for that I'd probably hail this at number 3. But in terms of it's story it's a masterpiece
3. Pulp Fiction, definitely loved this movie and it's one of the exceptions when it comes to gangster films where I love it. Especially the anthology esc approach to it's storytelling
2. The Hateful Eight, genuinely loved this movie a lot, loved the intense who-done-it plot as these group of people try to survive the storm
1. Kill Bill, I could seriously gush about this movie for hours...all day really, so I'll keep it simple by saying this is in my top 10 favorite movies of all time
I have only seen 4
4. Death Proof
3. The Hateful Eight (I have only seen the 4 part extended cut)
2. Django Unchained
1. Inglorious Basterds (which is now my favourite film of all time)
Reservoir Dogs has one of my favorite movie endings as well as one of best casts you will ever find. If you haven’t seen it you really should
1. Hateful eight
2. Django: unchained
3. Inglorious basterds
4. Once upon a time in Hollywood
5. Pulp fiction
Reservoir dogs
6. Jackie brown
7. Kill bill
8. Death proof (haven’t seen it though)
Hateful eight made me start drinking coffee lol. !!! The atmosphere was soo good I needed a cup of joe and some stew
For me:
1. The Hateful Eight (A++)
2. Reservoir Dogs (A+)
3. Once Upon A Time In... Hollywood (A+)
4. Pulp Fiction (A+)
5. Django Unchained (A+)
6. Inglorious Basterds (A)
7. Kill Bill Vol. I & II (A-)
8. Death Proof (A-)
9. Jackie Brown (B+)
1- pulp fiction
2- kill bill
3- inglorious bastards
4- Django Unchained
5- the hateful eight
6-once upon a time in Hollywood
7- reservoir dogs
8- Jackie brown
9- death proof
My Quentin Tarantino ranking:
1 Inglourious Basterds
2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Kill Bill
5. Django Unchained
6. Pulp Fiction
7. Death Proof
8. The Hateful Eight
9. Jackie Brown
Love the videos! Keep them coming.
For me, my list would probably consist of the following (none of which I hate or even dislike):
1. Pulp Fiction (magnum opus)
2. Reservoir Dogs (hit the ground running)
3. Django Unchained (when in doubt, Tarantino should go Waltz)
4. Inglourious Basterds (equal parts hammy and brutal, aka: pulling a Raimi)
5. Kill Bill (if he kept a more even pace, it'd have been a masterpiece)
6. Jackie Brown (cast was good, writing was decent, and that's about it)
7. The Hateful Eight (really surprised me on how good it was, but I also judge it by the extended cut)
8. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood (it's funny, but that's about all that it's really got going for it)
9. Death Proof (not up my alley, but I warmed up to it a little over the years)
I like all his films so all of them I give good reviews
9. Death Proof
8. Jackie Brown
7. Reservoir Dogs
6. Kill Bill Vo. 1 and 2
5. The Hateful Eight
4. Inglorious Bastards
3. Pulp Fiction
2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
1. Django Unchained
9. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
8. Death Proof
7. Jackie Brown
6. Django Unchained
5. The Hateful Eight
4. Reservoir Dogs
3. Pulp Fiction
2. Kill Bill
1. Inglorious Basterds
But as I always say: the best Tarantino Movie is whichever one you are currently watching. And honestly 3-7 are razor thin close, and 8 is still close behind. 1 and 2 are almost interchangeable. Also I'm one of the people that prefer Kill Bill Vol 2 to Vol 1.
Death Proof and Kill Bill are my favorites to go back to.