Yall ready to admit Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood is QT's best film?
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T-K-G
Veteran
and like Wes Anderson
they both hit rock bottom looking like caricatures of themselves then they managed to put out a more balanced film (for Wes imo it was Grand Budapest Hotel) once the heat died down.
I would say they should both be retiring soon but idk if Hollywood has any super stylized directors who can fill that void on a mainstream level, it's more challenging to pull off than going full arthouse and not having a real theatrical release. Not too many other directors create that throwback excitement of going to the movies
Kill Bill was just different tho
we're never gonna see a movie be able to flip into an anime flashback, pay homage to a classic bruce lee fit, randomly switch to black and white, etc. etc. he did a LOT in that movie and it all worked
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Its easy when you just rip off every kung fu movie ever made.and like Wes Anderson
they both hit rock bottom looking like caricatures of themselves then they managed to put out a more balanced film (for Wes imo it was Grand Budapest Hotel) once the heat died down.
I would say they should both be retiring soon but idk if Hollywood has any super stylized directors who can fill that void on a mainstream level, it's more challenging to pull off than going full arthouse and not having a real theatrical release. Not too many other directors create that throwback excitement of going to the movies
Kill Bill was just different tho
he did a LOT in that movie and it all worked
Not even close. One of his worst, if anything.
Django Unchained
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Hateful 8
Jackie Brown
Django Unchained
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol. 1
Hateful 8
Jackie Brown
How am I not seeing Inglorious Basterds listed? 
It's his last truly great movie that can be in the convo with Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill (boffum), and Resevoir Dogs.
It's his last truly great movie that can be in the convo with Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill (boffum), and Resevoir Dogs.
OmegaK2099
Gettin' It In
One of the best films of that year but by no means his best
I never saw this. I guess i'll try to find it somewhere tonight to watch.
I just rewatched Kill Bill a couple weekends ago, dude was in his bag. That Sonny Chiba/Hattori Hanzo sectionKill Bill was just different tho
he did a LOT in that movie and it all worked
. Pai Mei still hoping he has a change of heart and gives us that follow up movie with Vernetta Green's daughter coming to kill The Bride.
T-K-G
Veteran
shyt was ridiculously creative, he needs to just go back to that raw creative story out of nowhere with completely original characters, he can get kinda tied down trying to tie in historical events imoI just rewatched Kill Bill a couple weekends ago, dude was in his bag. That Sonny Chiba/Hattori Hanzo section
still hoping he has a change of heart and gives us that follow up movie with Vernetta Green's daughter coming to kill The Bride.
Hateful 8 was probably the worst joint he ever made
I actually love Hateful 8. I do think it goes off the rails with the ending sequence, since the rest of the movie wasn't that cartoony, but it's his version of a stageplay, and it delivers.
Poetical Poltergeist
Precise and cold hearted
Im a big fan of Hateful 8. It's a funny ass movie and I like the ending sequence, shyt cracks me up. Similar to Once Upon a time in that it's a slow burn and a wild ending. Kurt Russel is so good in that movie too, very underrated performance.
