Quentin Tarrintinos 4th film?

in the begining of kill bill vol. 1 it says the 4th film by Quentin Tarrintino. Am i an idioit but isnt it his 5th film. there was resevoir dogs then pulp fiction then four rooms then jackie brown then kill bill vol.1. am i gettin something wrong here or wut.

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I don't think Four Rooms is considered a "Quentin Tarantino" film, given the fact that he only directed one of the four segments.

o i didnt no that thanks

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are you talking abot just movies that he has directed?? if not then what about true romance?? he wrote that

You and me both, brother. You and me both.

Well, generally a Quentin Tarantino film is one he writes and directs. That narrows it down to four. If you wish to consider True Romance a Tarantino film, that's cool. I prefer it is a Tony Scott movie with a killer script...but hey. To each his own. (Note: Tarantino only considers himself to have made four movies)

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Tony Scott definitely did an excellent job with it but I think Quentin's ending is loads better.

Call me a sap, but I really dug the happy ending. I Slater had really bitten it at the end...I dunno. I guess it depends on how it was done.

I think it would've been neat to see it non-linear.

Yeah, I did too... I think that's how it should have happened. The happy ending just seemed kind of anti-climactic to me. You can definitely tell they're two totally different directors.

Isn't True Romance Quentins Work Too?

He didn't direct it, no.

wasnt "from dusk till dawn" a Quentin tarrintino film also?????

so who cares if he didnt direct it he wrote True Romance. Like Nightmare Before Christmas is a Tim Burton Film was he the director??? no but on the cover it said "A Tim Burton Film"

So what? True Romance is not considered, by anyone, to be a Quentin Tarantino film, not even by Quentin Tarantino himself. He's the one who came up with the whole naval-gazing "fourth film" thing for Kill Bill, not Miramax or anyone else. If the director's opinion isn't proof enough, I don't know what is.

And by the way, The Nightmare Before Christmas is referred to as being "Tim Burton's," and not as a "Tim Burton film". You wouldn't say that Bram Stoker's Dracula is a "Bram Stoker film," would you?

No? Good. Now be quiet and get back in your box.

Which segment did he direct? Tha last one? The rest were by Rodriquez, right?

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