1. Pulp Fiction
2. Kill Bill vol. 2
3. Kill Bill vol. 1
4. Reservoir Dogs
5. Inglourious Basterds
6. Django Unchained
7. The Hateful Eight
8. Once Upon A Time... in Hollywood
9. Jackie Brown
9.5. Death Proof

Pulp Fiction
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Reservoir Dogs
Hateful Eight
Jackie Brown
Inglourious Basterds
Django Unchained
Kill Bill Vol 2
Kill Bill Vol 1
Deathproof

Not to thread crap, but like I mentioned in the other discussion, I rank them

1. Pulp Fiction
2. All the rest of his movies

I agree to a certain extent. I would lump everything but Jackie Brown (which I keep trying to like) and Death Proof is just horrible. Luckily not as bad as RR’s.

1. Pulp Fiction

Don't care enough about his others to think about ranking them.

Pulp Fiction
Jackie Brown
Django Unchained
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Inglorious Bastards
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill Vol 1
Kill Bill Vol 2
The Hateful Eight
Death Proof

1. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
2. Reservoir Dogs
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Jackie Brown
5. Inglourious Basterds
6. Django Unchained
7. The Hateful Eight
8. Kill Bill vol. 1
9. Kill Bill vol. 2
10. Death Proof

I'll play since he and Greta Gerwig are the only two contemporary directors whose entire bodies of work I've seen.

1. Kill Bill Vol. 1
2. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
3. Jackie Brown
4. Pulp Fiction
5. Reservoir Dogs
6. Inglourious Basterds
7. Django Unchained
8. The Hateful Eight
9. Kill Bill Vol. 2
10. Death Proof

If we could include TRUE ROMANCE, I'd put it in after JACKIE BROWN and before PULP FICTION. The first half of HATEFUL EIGHT was great, but not enough to move the film up any further on the list.

We talkin favorite 1-10 or his best? Cause they ain’t the same for me.
That being said, I thoroughly enjoy all of them. I don’t think he’s made a bad film.

Once upon a time in Hollywood
Death Proof
Kill Bill 1-2
Django Unchained
Pulp Fiction
Jackie Brown
Hateful Eight
Reservoir Dogs
Inglorious Bastards
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I dunno' . . . for the longest time I couldn't stand Tarantino films. Then I began to appreciate them. Now, I might like some of them, but I'm not sure.

I would put Hateful Eight towards the top because I like the rapid fire dialogue along with the claustrophobic setting.

I like parts of the Kill Bills, but don't care for them as whole movies.

Need to revisit Inglorious Basterds and Jackie Brown.

I recall mostly liking Django Unchained, but I can't stand Jamie Foxx.

Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was good, but I didn't get the point.

Pulp Fiction an Reservoir Dogs are part of cinematic history, but nothing that keeps me riveted.

That's all.

Masterpieces:
Jackie Brown
Pulp Fiction
The Hateful 8

Great:
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Inglourious Basterds
Reservoir Dogs

Really Good:
Kill Bill v1

Good:
Kill Bill v2

OK:
Django Unchained

Fair:
Death Proof

Poor:
his acting

Jackie Brown
Pulp Fiction
Kill Bill Vol 1
Reservoir Dogs
The Hateful Eight
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Inglourious Basterds
Kill Bill Vol 2
Django Unchained
Death Proof

Kill Bill (QT considers them both as 1 film now)
Pulp
Basterds
Once/Hollywood
Jackie Brown
Hateful Eight
Reservoir Dogs
Death Proof
Django

Pulp Fiction
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill 1&2
Inglourious Basterds
Jackie Brown
The Hateful Eight
Once Upon A Time... in Hollywood
Django Unchained
Death Proof

1. Death Proof
2. Kill Bill 1 & 2
3. Pulp Fiction
4. Inglourious Basterds
5. Django Unchained
6. Jackie Brown
7. Reservoir Dogs

All fantastic films. Still haven't seen the other two.

I never thought he was a great actor but he seemed fine in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction but his acting in Django Unchained was so unbelievably bad that I almost felt like he was doing something with that character that I didn’t understand. Like he was making role extra cartoony or something for some reason.

Following Hokeyboy's lead here ...

Palme d'Or
Pulp Fiction

Grand Prix
Jackie Brown
Kill Bill Vol 1

Great
Reservoir Dogs
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Inglourious Basterds
Kill Bill Vol 2

Good
Death Proof

* Haven't seen Django Unchained or The Hateful Eight

Jackie Brown
Pulp Fiction
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Reservoir Dogs
Kill Bill Vol 1
Kill Bill Vol 2
Django Unchained
Deathproof
Hateful Eight
Inglorious Basterds

Masterpiece:
Pulp Fiction

Great:
Reservoir Dogs
Inglourious Basterds
Jackie Brown
Django Unchained

Good:
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood
Kill Bill
The Hateful Eight
(Four Rooms)

Boring:
Death Proof

1) Pulp Fiction
2) Reservoir Dogs
3) Inglorious Basterds
4) Kill Bill (Still waiting on the whole bloody affair)
5) Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
6) Django Unchained
7) Hateful Eight
8) Deathproof (Extended)
9) Jackie Brown

My top three would be:

1. Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Inglourious Basterds

The rest could be in any order depending on my mood with the only constant being Death Proof at the bottom.

Poor Stuntman Mike.

No wonder he has so many rage issues.

Jackie Brown
Kill Bill V1
Reservoir Dogs
Inglorius Bastards
Kill Bill V2
Pulp Fiction
Hateful Eight
Death Proof
Once Upon a Time
Django

I freakin' love Death Proof. Never understood the hate for it. Yeah, there's some clunky bits in there, I've said before that Quentin needed to lock himself in a room for a weekend with a typewriter and fix a few things (like how Zoe gets on the hood of that Dodge Challenger) but overall it's a fun movie. I love the "hangout" atmosphere of the girls in the bar, and the car chase at the end of course. I do, however, think the "extended cut" drags too much, and the Grindhouse cut is the only way to watch it.

It's a fairy tale version of Hollywood in the 60s. Where everything is about movies and making movies (examples, Schwarz talking about not just watching movies at home, but what film format he watched them on, or Cliff and Rick dissecting the shots in the episode of FBI..."where did you shoot this?", "that was a good jump"). The only crises are forgetting your lines, being upstaged by a child actor, or having to go to Italy to shoot low budget westerns. I was in diapers when the events of the film were supposed to take place so I don't know how accurate of a depiction it was, but everything was about to be turned upside down with the turbulent 70s, beginning with the Manson murders. So, this being Hollywood, it's given a "Hollywood ending" unlike what actually happened.

I've never understood the obsession (including QT's) of this having to be "one film". Yes, I know that's how he wrote it, but the two films are quite different in tone and style and I'm perfectly ok with them being two movies. One is about revenge being simple and a straight line, the second one is how it is not. The first ends with a great climactic sequence in the House of Blue Leaves (I don't know how I'd feel if that was a mid-movie sequence), and a great setup for the following chapter. The second one is far more meditative. I also don't know what's to gain with it being one film, other than not having to get up and change the discs (assuming you're watching at home), as nothing was cut out of the films. In fact, what I consider more egregious with the films as released is the black-and-white scenes in the House of Blue Leaves sequence, done in post by Tarantino to appease the MPAA. I'd be far more interested in a new release of Kill Bill Volume 1 that keeps that scene intact (I don't know if the "whole bloody affair" version that QT has shown at his New Beverly theater fixes that, in which case I do support it). Right now, the only release I know that contains the proper color version of the sequence is the Japanese DVD, which I do own.