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This may be kind of pointless (I suspect the favorite will be Pulp Fiction, by and large), but which Tarantino flick is your favorite?

(There is another Tarantino film that was made in the 80s, but I'm not familiar with it and I'm guessing most of you aren't either).

Pulp Fiction, with Sammy L.

"When you absolutely have to kill every mother fucker in the room, there is no alternative."

Love that line. Awwww yeah.

The only one of those I have seen is Pump Fiction.

Question: Does the DVD add any addition scenes compared to the tape?

Pulp fiction has to take it hands down.....Reservoir Dogs was good....but Pulp Fiction was better..

Coaan wrote:Pulp fiction has to take it hands down.....Reservoir Dogs was good....but Pulp Fiction was better..

Good film, but I hate Steve Buscemi. 1.) Just because I do, and 2.) Because my friend says I look like him, WHICH I DO NOT!!

Stupid Steve Buscemi...

Pulp Fiction. Love the bible verse bit, and how it can be (IS!) interpreted.

Darth Garden Gnome wrote:

Coaan wrote:Pulp fiction has to take it hands down.....Reservoir Dogs was good....but Pulp Fiction was better..

Good film, but I hate Steve Buscemi. 1.) Just because I do, and 2.) Because my friend says I look like him, WHICH I DO NOT!!

Stupid Steve Buscemi...

What did you say, Steve?

Pulp fiction is his best. I like RD and JB just sucked.

Duck Til Dawn!

LadyTevar wrote:Duck Til Dawn!

He just wrote that, he didn't direct, so I didn't include.

Durran Korr wrote:

LadyTevar wrote:Duck Til Dawn!

He just wrote that, he didn't direct, so I didn't include.

I thought Robert R. wrote and directed?

I'll buck the trend and say Reservoir Dogs. For me, it had far more power and depth, while Pulp Fiction was really just crammed with oodles upon oodles of Style and Cool (which I love, but I just happen to prefer power and depth more).

"You gonna bark all day, little doggy... or are you gonna bite?"

Let's just hope that "The Vega Brothers" gets made real soon.

I heard a rumor that RD was going to be made into a video game. No idea how they'd pull that one off...

He's making a new movie, and I'm more certain that the video game is going to be based off it: Kill Bill.

Look for people with last name Vega, Marvin Nash, authority figure Scagnetti, and possibly Marcellus or Joe Cabot references.

Watch out for the orange balloon!

"4 Rooms" would have been my choice, but Tarantino only directed 1/4 of it anyways.

Durran Korr wrote:This may be kind of pointless (I suspect the favorite will be Pulp Fiction, by and large), but which Tarantino flick is your favorite?

(There is another Tarantino film that was made in the 80s, but I'm not familiar with it and I'm guessing most of you aren't either).

You missed "true romance" and "from dusk till dawn" From dusk till dawn was the best by far.

Darth Garden Gnome wrote:Pulp Fiction, with Sammy L.

"When you absolutely have to kill every mother fucker in the room, there is no alternative."

Love that line. Awwww yeah.

That's from Jackie Brown, you fool.

I love the movie "Jackie Brown."

I haven't seen any of his films, but I've listened to parts of a few of them. Given that, I have no interest in seeing them. I don't really like how he does dialogue, primarily because he uses too many Mammit Dammits...

Again, he only wrote True Romance, but I really dig that movie.

I'll pick Resevoir Dogs, too. Awesome.

And don't forget Alabama as a recurring Tarantino character, either.

I would say RD is his best film. What seems like a premise so simple
and predictable, turns into an entertaining film. He did a great job.

Pulp Fiction gets my vote.

Have a very nice day.
-fgalkin

Where's Dusk Till Dawn, True Romance, Natural Born Killers, and 4 rooms?

Nah, I voted for Resivour Dogs, along with "The Usual Suspects" are two of my faviorite modern underworld films.

Jackie Brown is easily my favorite.

Oh, and people, this is obviously about directing, not writing. So You can't say True Romance, From Dusk Till Dawn, or Natural Born Killers.

Pulp Fiction for me, the film has an edge over Reservoir Dogs in the way it is told, that and the man is a genius with dialogue.

Robert Treder wrote:Jackie Brown is easily my favorite.

Woohooo!! Someone with taste!!!