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Quentin Tarantino Killer Movies (8 movies items)

"I thought I would hate this moive because of it being about WWII and Nazi's, but this movie is really cool. I like the story, the characters really great movie."

You love it, I don't (14 movies items)

"10 Reasons why I don't like Inglourious Basterds: 1. It doesn't feel like a Tarantino movie 2. Most of the cast: Eli Roth, Til Schweiger, a totally wasted Michael Fassbender... 3. The bar scene. This was so painful to watch... 4. 'This is my masterpiece'...Really, Tarantino? 5. No character developement 6. Most of the basterds story is told off screen 7. When the basterds finally show up, there are some Americans with guns and not a real threat to the nazis 8. It never feels like war, holocaust"

Quentin Tarantino's best movie? You Decide! (12 movies items)

" Voters: Starweevil (3), carryonbuff (3), Marcello (3), Joizo (3), Bella Lugosi (5), samcro (1), SɦαŁ ☣ (5), Justinvdk (3), Revo Ji (3), Aprakadabra (3), Katie (1), Beefheart (1), CD Smiles (3), Aldenvdk (3), Villiana (5), SJMJ91 (3), Bml93 (5), Regina Phalange (1), Ville (1), The Cinephile (5), BradWesley123 (3), jprc10 (3), Maary (5), johnslash (3), MariaJJ (5), JamesC (5), Orlok (1), diabolical dr voodoo (5), Droop (3), Sam (5), Nakki (3), Ryan P. (3), MovieCat (1), sameera (5), propela"

Snubbed at the Oscars. (116 movies items)

"Best Supporting Actor: Michael Fassbender Best Supporting Actress: Mélanie Laurent"

“Hans Landa is the greatest villain of all times. No wonder Christoph Waltz won the GG, Academy Awards, BAFTA, Cannes and many other awards for his acting. It's perfect, just like the rest of the movie. Monsieur Tarantino, a votre film je dis BRAVO!” read more

Films and the critics who hate them (741 movies items)

"It's biggest flaw, though, for those who care about such things, may be it's moral attitude. That might seem a stodgy thing to bring up in the context of a Quentin Tarantino movie, but it takes such center stage that it needs to be examined. - Jonathan F. Richards, Film.com"