Tarantino rankings

Started by Gold Trumpet, December 12, 2003, 06:21:54 PM

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Pubrick

Quote from: SydneyReservoir Dogs - * * * *
Pulp Fiction - * * * *
Jackie Brown - * * * *
Kill Bill - * * * *
Quote from: Jeremy BlackmanI'd give all four of them ****
Quote from: Brock Landers
Quote from: Brock LandersKill Bill Vol 1 *** 1/2

Make that a 4, I wasn't thinking straight. :oops:
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under the paving stones.

Weak2ndAct

I think of Tarantino movies like children.  You can say you love them all equally, but deep down, there are favorites.  Personally, I'm a Jackie Brown man.  I dig Quentin's assessment that it's a 'hang out' movie.

brockly

Jackie Brown is his best, but Pulp is just a genuine favourite. Its got the characters, the structure, the originality, the dialogue and the soundtrack that make it so much.... fun.

Quote from: Pdogs *
pulp *
jack *
killb *

*bows down and grasps P's feet*

I'm not worthy!

Sleuth

Quote from: Pdogs *
pulp *
jack *
killb *

i'm a man.

You sure feel like one
I like to hug dogs

ono

Reservoir Dogs ***½
Pulp Fiction ****+
Jackie Brown ****
Kill Bill ***½

I think I really overrated Kill Bill when it came out (problem I have with a lot of films because of hype, excitement, whatever), but looking back on it, it really is an exercise of style over substance.  Still, it's a good one.  Pulp Fiction is just gold, and Jackie Brown is excellent as well.  Reservoir Dogs is really stylized for a film with such a low budget as well, and I like Ebert's criticism of it, even though I like the film more than he did: that characters in such dire situations wouldn't do as much talking (as the Tim Roth character does), and perhaps more should be done with his characters instead of just talking.

Gloria

Reservior Dogs *** (Michael Madsen and the conversation about color names were my favorite things about this movie)
Pulp Fiction *** 1/2 (Very interesting plot and it captivated me the whole way through.)
Jackie Brown ****  (most underrated, smart and best film)
Kill Bill vol. 1 *** (fluff compared to his earlier works, but had enough enjoyable style and energy to boost my rating to 3 stars)

NEON MERCURY

R.D.***

P.F.***1/2

J.B.****

K.B.V.one***

nix

I think they all deserve four stars so I'll list them in order of favorites:

1. Pulp Fiction

2. Jackie Brown

3. Reservoir Dogs

4. Kill Bill
"Sex relieves stress, love causes it."
-Woddy Allen

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nix

"Sex relieves stress, love causes it."
-Woddy Allen

j_scott_stroup04

Reservoir Dogs- ****

Pulp Fiction- ****

Jackie Brown-***1/2

Kill Bill Vol. 1- ****

I love that muthafucker!
The only other person who can match that with their first four films is PTA:

Hard Eight- ***1/2
Boogie Nights- ****
Magnolia- ****
Punch-Drunk Love- ****

Some people are getting close...like Wes Anderson

Bottle Rocket- ***1/2
Rushmore- ****
Royal Tenenbaums- ***1/2

Maybe after he makes another film he'll rank up there with those two for best four film starts of the past two decades, if not all time. :lol:
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"When I am King you will be first against the wall!"- Radiohead

SoNowThen

Reservoir Dogs: *** 1/2
Pulp Fiction: *** 1/2
Jackie Brown: ****
KB: ****


...oh what the hell

Hard Eight: ***
Boogie Nights: ****
Magnolia: *********************************************
PDL: ** 1/2


Bottle Rocket: **
Rushmore: ****
The Royal Tenenbaums: *** 1/2
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When those who hated capital and consumption (and Jews) in the 20th century murdered some hundred million people, and the poster children for the struggle against international capitalism and America are now fanatical Islamic terrorists, this puts recent enthusiasts in an awkward position. Most of them are too dense and shameless to appreciate it, and far too many are taken in by the moralistic and paternalistic rhetoric of the Left.

ElPandaRoyal

Reservoir Dogs - *** 1/2
Pulp Fiction - ****
Jackie Brown - ****
Kill Bill - ****

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Hard Eight - *** 1/2
Boogie Nights - *** 1/2
Magnolia - ****
Punch-Drunk Love - ****

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Bottle Rocket - ***
Rushmore - *** 1/2
The Royal Tenenbaums - ****

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Si

SHAFTR

Fine

PTA

Hard Eight: **1/2
Boogie Nights: ****
Magnolia: ***1/2
Punch-Drunk Love:  ****

Wes Anderson

Bottle Rocket: **1/2
Rushmore:  ****
The Royal Tenenbaums: ****

I'll continue it

Spike Jonze

Being John Malkovich: ***
Adaptation: ***1/2
"Talking shit about a pretty sunset
Blanketing opinions that i'll probably regret soon"

Gold Trumpet

PTA.......Wes Anderson........Spike Jonze.

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