#21

I liked that inglorious basterds and kill bill had a bit of feelings in them like he was almost close to being a human for a couple of scenes and I like the films that kill bill nicks from. fell asleep in the hateful eight. Can’t remember the one where he plays an Australian. Jackie Browns the best one etc.

#22

Pulp Fiction > Dogs > JB > Basterds (but the beginning is the best bit of any of his films) > Others

Forever marred by Weinstein and how much of a weird, aggressive little nerd he is

#23

A few of his more recent films seem to reach a natural end point then carry on for another 45 minutes, destroying any enjoyment they’d built up.

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#24

Not really into his films. But also I’m not really into films, so I don’t think that really tells you much.

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#25

He looks a bit like his own face is eating himself, doesn’t he?

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#26

hang on this is a parody of his career isn’t it.

don’t know why i’m posting in this thread, i have so little interest in this

#27

django’s got some great performances it’s just faaaaar tooooooo long

#28

I still don’t quite understand how he managed to make Reservoir Dogs on a budget of $1.2m

#29

Dogs don’t need to be paid

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#30

Reckon any film in which has a cameo role should automatically be docked 2 points (except Jackie Brown where he limits himself to appearing as an answering machine message).

#31

Unofficial

true romance

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#32

Reckon I could churn out some equally puerile cack for a lot less.

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#33

“The smaller the budget, the better work the director produces”

I think this is something I think.

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#34

Yeah I can remember a couple of moments at most, probably bits from the trailer (Waltz and Foxx on a hill with rifles, Leo smoking a fancy cigarette saying “you have my attention” or whatever, and that’s literally it).

#35

The Hateful Eight should have been good - basically two locations and a locked-room mystery thing, with a focus on the dialogue and all that, and he somehow still managed to make it completely bloated. I don’t even remember how all the violence kicks off in it, it had completely failed to hold my interest by then.

#36

Probably just pocketed $1m of it hahaha

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#37

Hahahahahaha!

#38

Nah, the scene in the bar is almost the equal of the first scene, unbearably tense and well shot and unpredictable.

I think IB is the film of his I enjoy the most tbh, just ludicrous, the bit where Hugo Steiglitz is introduced makes me grin every time.

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#39

Watched Reservoir Dogs for the first time in years the other day. It looks kinda dated, but mainly because it has been imitated so many times since. I still believe he peaked with his second film, although I fancy the new one more than anything else of his since PF

#40

warehouse + tin of red paint