POLL: Favorite Tarantino film?

Django for me, closely followed by Kill Bill Vol. 1. Django feels like his most 'complete' film that doesn't jeopardize his own distinct style.

I cast my vote for Pulp Fiction, with Reservoir Dogs as the first runner up. In both those movies, everything from the writing, acting, filming etc. is just fantastic. The reason I chose Pulp over Dogs is that I like the story and the characters a tiny bit more. Tough choice as hell. Inglorious Basterds comes as a solid third.

Pulp Fiction.

I choose Pulp Fiction, I know it is the common choice but I do think that is his best, if you made the 2 Kill Bill films into 1 then that would get my vote.

Inglorious Basterds.

@Jay_Ray said:

I choose Pulp Fiction, I know it is the common choice but I do think that is his best, if you made the 2 Kill Bill films into 1 then that would get my vote.

I don't care for the Kill Bill films at all. By the way, is that Peter Dinklage on your picture, or just a random cartoon that looks very similar?

I chose Fiction, but it's been long enough since I've seen Fiction and Basterds that I can imagine a world where they've flip-flopped. Jackie Brown is next in line, followed by Django.

I didn't really love Reservoir Dogs. Also, I haven't seen Kill Bill V. 2, Death Proof, or his script-only films.

Any other answer than Pulp Fiction is unacceptable. No matter about personal taste and preference, that is, and should be your favorite Tarantino movie hands down.

This is a toughy.

Haven't seen them all, but want to see the results. I've seen both Kill Bills, Inglorious Basters and Django Unchained. Gonna go with Django out of all those.

Unsure if I should answer, haven't seen Django yet
 
But Pulp Fiction

I used to like Tarantino a lot when I was younger, but then I grew up and realized that he is really just a try-hard fanboy. That said, I rank Inglorious Basterds among my very favorite films. I feel like Tarantino really became a mature filmmaker with that movie.
 
I didn't have any intention to see Django Unchained, seeing as how I don't like Jamie Foxx and Tarantino tends to strike me the wrong way, but after hearing so many good things about it, I intend to check it out sooner or later.

I've seen only three, but Pulp Fiction was good.

He is as adored as Lynch and I find that inexplicable.

The film i'm watching right this second, Pulp Fiction, watched it probably 10 times and it's still a really great movie. I've seen all off them, don't remember much from Natural Born Killers though, maybe I should watch it again. Reservoir Dogs comes in at a close second and Death Proof is the worst off Tarantino's films.

Pulp Fiction is the go to for everyone and while it's no doubt amazing and one of the greatest films ever made, it's just not something I can watch over and over again like Kill Bill Vol 1. I could sit down and watch Kill Bill (both but Vol. 1 is better) any day of the week. I love the music, the cinematography, the dialog, the over the top violent climax. It's my favorite.

As much as I love Django, Basterds, Jackie Brown, and Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction is an easy choice for me. That is just such a great movie.

@PlasmaBeam44 said:

Pulp Fiction is the go to for everyone and while it's no doubt amazing and one of the greatest films ever made, it's just not something I can watch over and over again like Kill Bill Vol 1. I could sit down and watch Kill Bill (both but Vol. 1 is better) any day of the week. I love the music, the cinematography, the dialog, the over the top violent climax. It's my favorite.

I have to disagree. I can't remember how many times I've seen the first scene with Jules and Vincent.

DOES HE LOOK LIKE A BITCH?

These polls that get made right after Tarantino releases a new movie just aren't fair. I can't decide whether Django is just my movie of 2012 or my all time favorite Tarantino work.

Ask me in two years when Django's novelty wears off! I refuse to vote.

Jackie Brown is his best, Basterds or Django are probably my 'favorite' in terms of which I would probably have the most fun/gain the most by rewatching.

I'm in the minority but I find Pulp Fiction highly overrated I'll go with Natural Born Killers.

1. Reservoir Dogs
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Kill Bill Vol. I

Jackie Brown hands down.

Pulp fiction should have either won or been first runner up for the Oscar but that's a different discussion.

For the films he directed it goes Django Unchained, Inglourious Basterds, Jackie Brown, Kill Bill 1 & 2, Resevoir Dogs, Death Proof, Pulp Fiction.

For those he wrote but didn't direct it goes, Natural Born Killers and then True Romance. Both would be behind anything he directed himself.

I haven't seen From Dusk Till Dawn.

Though I haven't had a chance to see Django yet, Jackie Brown is my current favorite.

Also, I don't think he was involved with Natural Born Killers. That was Oliver Stone.

@DougQuaid: He wrote it and wanted to direct but the studio wouldn't have that. That was before he made Reservoir Dogs.

I've loved almost everything he's done but yeah, Pulp Fiction, easily.

@Legion_: It sure is. I think it was a picture from a screened.com quest back in the whiskey media days.

Reservoir Dogs.

Inglourious Basterds, easily. Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction are second and third, respectively.

Reservoir Dogs was the first Tarantino film I saw and it's still my favorite. Pulp Fiction comes in at second with Basterds at third. I haven't seen them all though.

Reservoir Dogs. He did so much with so little in that movie it really showed what he can do as a director even if he has no money.

@DougQuaid said:

Though I haven't had a chance to see Django yet, Jackie Brown is my current favorite.

Also, I don't think he was involved with Natural Born Killers. That was Oliver Stone.

He wrote it.

@Jay_Ray said:

@Legion_: It sure is. I think it was a picture from a screened.com quest back in the whiskey media days.

Ah, back when Screened was a site worth visiting.

I think they're all pretty awesome, but Reservoir Dogs is one of my all time favorite movies, so I have to vote for that.

I don't like his movies, but I enjoyed Reservoir Dogs.

1. Pulp Fiction

2. Django Unchained

3. Jackie Brown

DJANGO for sure. All the awesomeness of Christoph Waltz without any of the drag of Inglorious.

It used to be Reservoir Dogs, but now I have to give my vote to Django.

I'm a big Tarantino fan. I would say that Pulp Fiction is definitely his best.

In order from best to worst, this would be my list:

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Reservoir Dogs
3. Django Unchained
4. Inglorious Basterds
5. True Romance
6. Kill Bill Vol. 1
7. Kill Bill Vol. 2
8. From Dusk Till Dawn
9. Jackie Brown
10. Death Proof

I don't care for what I've seen of Natural Born Killers.

And I've only seen Jackie Brown once, and I must watch it again. That's why its so far down there as of now.

Oh, and though Death Proof is last, I do actually like that movie for what it is. A dumb Grindhouse-style movie.

I haven't seen Django yet but of the rest, I like True Romance the best, Pulp Fiction and Natural Born Killers had a bigger impact on me when they came out but I don't think either has aged as well as True Romance.

Inglorious and the Kill Bill films are my least favorite of the bunch, they aren't bad movies, just completely average compared to his other stuff.

I'm glad someone voted Deathproof as their favorite, sometimes I think I'm the only one that ever liked that movie.

Jackie Brown has one of the best movie soundtracks I've ever heard

Goddamn it, Django is a beast of film. Just saw it today, there were only three other people in the whole screen with me!

Jackie Brown stands as his most unique work, when compared to the rest of his catalogue. And it's goddamn awesome.

Pulp Fiction is also a goddamn monster.

Goddamn.

It also seems like we are mixing Tarantino-directed films with Tarantino-written films. Is that the case? Because they are two very different things indeed.

@Jrinswand said:

I used to like Tarantino a lot when I was younger, but then I grew up and realized that he is really just a try-hard fanboy. That said, I rank Inglorious Basterds among my very favorite films. I feel like Tarantino really became a mature filmmaker with that movie. I didn't have any intention to see Django Unchained, seeing as how I don't like Jamie Foxx and Tarantino tends to strike me the wrong way, but after hearing so many good things about it, I intend to check it out sooner or later.

I have never understood the term "try-hard" as some sort of insult. Some people I play online games with use it all the time, and I really don't get it. Should someone not be trying hard? If you're playing an online competitive game, or in this instance making a multi million dollar film, should you give it everything you have? Would Tarantino not giving a shit somehow make his films better? Wouldn't that just make him or anyone else a joke like Uwe Boll?

Pulp Fiction is amazing. But, Django.

Of the ones Iv seen

Pulp Fiction

Reservoir Dogs

Inglourious Bastards

Kill Bill 2

Kill Bill 1

Jackie Brown, followed by Pulp Fiction and Django Unchained.

Kill Bill should be listed as one

Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, From Dusk to Dawn & Natural Born Killers are all sooo damn good

You can't make me pick just one, It's just not right.

Oh and damn all you young bastards voting for the new ones, Their not bad but watch these 4 and your vote will change.