Tarantino's Best

[JMan]

Ridley Scott
John Lasseter, since Pixar's freakin' huge
Don Bluth
Bryan Singer
for the irony, Michael Bay
Francis Ford Coppola
Jon Favreau
Peter Jackson
George Lucas
AKira Kurosawa
Hayao Miyazaki

[badseed]

1. Pulp Fiction
2. Jackie Brown
3. Inglourious Basterds
4. Django Unchained
5. Reservoir Dogs
6. Kill Bill (I won't rank them separately because I always watch them as a whole)
7. Death Proof
8. Four Rooms (co-director)

[HoldenM]

Pulp Fiction is unquestionably Tarantino's most important. Though it hasn't aged particularly well, the characters and dialogue are untouchable.

That being said, Inglourious Basterds is Tarantino's best. It's his most ambitious, his most technically impressive, most dynamic most entertaining, and most gratifying film. I think that the intersecting narratives all make for compelling stories, and that the film benefits from an eclectic and game ensemble. The direction is Tarantino's most confident and focused storytelling. Yes, a few moments are a little out of place–namely, the Hugo Stiglitz montage–but the film has a ton of memorable sequences, both intense and hilarious. All in all, Inglourious Basterds is the most accomplished culmination of very popular themes in Tarantino's work.
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