Pulp Fiction-
Definitely one of my top twenty favorites of all time. Yes, I know, very stereotypical of me, I might as well choke on the Big Kahuna Burger that I rode in on. But hey, when it's good, it's good. If you don't agree with me you most definitely look like a bitch (no, I will not stop with the Pulp Fiction references, quit asking!)
Django Unchained-
Quentin's only other movie that's close to perfect as he is going to get. Not as talky as Pulp, which is what i like about his films best, but it makes up for it's style, Quentin's best use of his trademark style of homage, and Dr. King Schultz. and Dr. King Schultz, and Dr. King Schultz. Just pretend I said it another 28 times.
Inglorious Basterds-
It's been a while since I've seen this one, so it could go up, or down, but I really enjoyed it when I watched it. i mean, Quentin blowing up Hitler in a movie theater. you just hear that, and you get a twinkle in your eye.
Death Proof-
Just fun all around, I always wanted to Quentin to play around with this genre, and I don't think the result could have been any better. It's a really light, easy to pop in watch, even by his standards, but that's why I kind of like it. One of my favorite car chases in film by far.
Reservoir Dogs-
Doesn't have the big, larger than life plot that his later films have, but you could throw these guys on a table discussing the importance/unimportance of giving tips for two minutes and I'd still be intrigued. Oh, wait...
Kill Bill 1 & 2
+ Aways felt a bit uneven to me, with the first part being nonstop action, and the second half being mostly focused on story, it would've been even more noticeable if they didn't happen to be two separate films technically. The action definitely works better, and he doesn't disappoint in that category. There's nothing wrong with the story, the writing, or the characters themselves. I just wasn't as impressed as i was with his other films, I felt like he was more focused on making a cool backstory for a large majority of them rather than actually writing them in an interesting way. Still like it, though!
Still haven't watched Jackie Brown. I know, I'm a terrible human being, you don't have to say it. I'm thinking about getting it tattooed on my arm.