Quentin Tarantino. Options

[flc]

Are you guys familiar with any of his films? If so, list the ones you like.

I like:

Pulp Fiction {which is where I got my domain name from}
Kill Bill volume 1
Kill Bill volume 2 {definitely not as great as the first}
Reservoir Dogs

[hi-C]

^ You know, that's my only gripe about the film - the cop being revealed too early. I understand why it was done that way (to show character backgrounds as the plot moves forward), it just might have been slightly more rewarding as an audience to stew it over a bit before he was revealed.

Have you had a chance to see Pulp Fiction yet?

No not yet. Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown are next on my list of Tarantino movies to watch, next to True Romance, which has been extolled by my boss as the best movie of all time.

And the two of you bring up extremely valid points, especially you Nate with the whole catharsis idea.

Quentin Tarantino has said that he always loved the Japanese reaction to the finale more than any western reactions just for the simple fact that western culture seems to have a more difficult time understanding Mr. Orange's confession. Tarantino explains it simply by saying, "The Japanese have a word for it. We don't."

And as a whole, Asian movies are better than American ones, IMHO. Oldboy...holy hell that movie was freakin' awesome.

[*Zatanna*]

No not yet. Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown are next on my list of Tarantino movies to watch, next to True Romance, which has been extolled by my boss as the best movie of all time.

I love True Romance. There is a scene with Dennis Hopper and Christopher Walken that is one of my favorite character exchanges ever caught on film.