What film seems like it doesn’t belong in a certain director’s filmography?

[semicko82]

Insomnia

If any movie was unlike any other Nolan film that would be Dunkirk or Batman Begins

 

[semicko82]

I don't disagree there, Kill Bill is Quentin at his most extreme and untethered.

It’s ironic because Kill Bill might be his weakest movie other than Death Proof

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

It’s ironic because Kill Bill might be his weakest movie other than Death Proof

It's lost some luster that's for sure. I watched it couple months back just being bored in lock down and it's still entertaining for the most part but the climax fight with the excessive blood spray just looks too fake and cartoonish. I am sure he was going for that but it hasn't aged well.

 

[semicko82]

It's lost some luster that's for sure. I watched it couple months back just being bored in lock down and it's still entertaining for the most part but the climax fight with the excessive blood spray just looks too fake and cartoonish. I am sure he was going for that but it hasn't aged well.

Yup
The movie with the least Tarantino-isms might be his strongest movie.
Jackie Brown has aged like wine

 

[semicko82]

Why James Cameron Originally Disowned His Very First Movie

I love when directors embrace their flops or lesser movies.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Yup
The movie with the least Tarantino-isms might be his strongest movie.
Jackie Brown has aged like wine

Yeah it's easier to appreciate Jackie Brown considering what QT has given us over the past 17 years.

His first 3 films are still my favorite.

 

[KnickstapeCity]

Jackie Brown has aged like wine

Pam Grier and them titties.

 

[semicko82]

Pam Grier and them titties.

I was talking about the movie but sure why not

 

[semicko82]

Stanley Kubrick Spartacus

 

[tonyclifton]

Scorsese - shutter island


I’m Stan Stan and this movie was so damn underwhelming.

Just predictable and blah. And doesn’t belong in general in his category of films

 

[semicko82]

Scorsese - shutter island


I’m Stan Stan and this movie was so damn underwhelming.

Just predictable and blah. And doesn’t belong in general in his category of films

Shutter Island is more of a Scorsese movie than Hugo

 

[tonyclifton]

Shutter Island is more of a Scorsese movie than Hugo

For sure. I liked Hugo though.

I dunno i was expecting a masterpiece


Got the masterpiece I expected later though

 

[Zero]

Dune - David Lynch

Good choice.