[nutso42]

After the lively discussion in the Random Chat about this, thought it was befitting a poll. While the poll lists only his feature length director/writer work, the thread can be a discussion of his stuff in general (True Romance, From Dusk Till Dawn, whatever).

For me, his first was best, Reservoir Dogs. Of course, I say this without having seen Jackie Brown or Death Proof, so take with a grain of salt.

[mickilennial]

For me it's either Django Unchained, Inglorious Basterds, or Jackie Brown. There's just something these films have over the rest whether it is the b-movie/grindhouse callbacks, the cinematic values, or just the pure entertainment value.

[Skinny]

[meccalecca]

[RepoMan]

Impossible for me to even vote on this. Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction, Jackie Brown, and Kill Bill are all the best while Django Unchained, Death Proof and Inglorious Bastards simply rule! I can watch all his stuff over and over again except for the second half of that Mexican vampire movie. I can only watch that second half once a week.

[mickilennial]

[Hayden]

Kill Bill as a single movie would probably win my heart. I couldn't pick just a single volume of it over his other work though.

Pulp Fiction gets my vote cause I'm boring and think it's his best. Inglorious Basterds being a runner up.
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[meccalecca]

[Norman Bates]

Jackie Brown from what I've seen (i.e. not Django, will happen though).

Kill Bill 2nd, Inglorious Basterds 3rd, Reservoir Dogs 4th.

[Anti]

My brain is telling me Pulp Fiction, but my heart is telling me Django. Didn't care much for Kill Bill. Basterds is a close third. Haven't seen the rest.
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