In terms of Quentin Tarantino movies: Best characters: Reservoir Dogs Best action: Kill Bill Best storyline: Inglourious Basterds Best actors: Django Unchained Best dialogue: Pulp Fiction ALL THE WAY!

watching this with headphones is fucking creepy, all I can hear is Nick Mundy's labored breathing in my ear and I could almost feel his breathing on my neck. creepy as fuck, dude eat a salad.

I think Dan really screwed Hal on a couple points there. With the best Chris argument, Hal never said anything about hanging out with Chris Pratt and he was the only one with a valid argument on the talent and skill of his pick while the other two were just concerned with looks and a drinking buddy. On the soundtrack argument, yes Hal may not have been completely knowledgeable on the specific songs in the soundtrack but he seemed like he had the most passion for what was in there. Mike's answer was kind of iffy because while that movie does have narrative, it's basically just a Beatles album and not a real soundtrack. Soundtracks should be made up of a compilation of songs that really compliments the movie.

The Rule of Shyamalan is that every film he does is precisely half as good as the one before it. Sixth Sense was phenomenal Unbreakable was great Signs was okay The Village was tolerable Lady in the Water was bad The Happening was awful The Last Airbender was dreadful After Earth was a crime against humanity Gawd help us if he makes another film. 'The Visit' may just destroy us all.

Next movie fight: Who is the Best music movie composer? For example: Hans Zimmer, James Horner, Alan Silvestri, Steve Jablonski, Howard Shore, John Powell, Danny Elfman, Michael Giaccino, etc.

The birth of #Botanicus

These are the reason I come back to KZfaq! Keep fighting, these are the issues that matter to the people. I like how you guys keep coming up with new things to add to your channel and even your movie fights. ScreenJunkie for life!

Thank you, guys. Great time watching it. Keep rocking.

Thanks for respecting my little request for more pictures of actors, movies and characters.

I think the best side kick was an incomplete argument- because no one mentioned the one side kick who's been there throughout the making of a superhero right until the end- Alfred. Alfred helps Bruce out in his toughest situations- when he begins to doubt himself and what Batman stands for. Alfred literally defines what Batman is. There could be a Batman without Robin, but there is no Batman without Alfred. Can any superhero boast of a sidekick they are so dependent upon?

Seriously guys a goal in my life is to be on Movie Fights battling with you! These are so awesome!

the discussions on tv show from movie was hilarious! great job guys

These rumors of the Suicide Squad cast are ridiculous. There is NO WAY they will get three A-list actors to play non-leading roles in a DC movie about the B-list villains that nobody has ever heard of outside the sweaty nerds. Will Smith turned down Django Unchained b/c he didn't kill the main villain in the end, and he didn't think he would be the focal point. Do you honestly believe he would play an Australian guy named Captain Boomerang? lol, ffs, in this case I would applaud him for turning this down.

Hal and Nick on the same show? Dream come true!

So fun going back and rewatching your guys theories coming true or perhaps not.

LOVE the show guys. Keep it up. I hope you keep your word and do Groot vs. Chewbacca next week.

I agree with Nick, the Joker can NEVER work as an anti-hero. He hardly works as a tragic character, because he is AWARE of his condition and anarchic views of the world and just doesn't care. He's beyond the human mind, that's what makes him one of, if not, my favorite villain ever, and one of the greatest in fiction. He doesn't want to get better, and there is no way to get better. If you gave the Joker ANY opportunity to do what he's told, for the greater good, he won't do it. Ever. If the Joker is to show up in a Suicide Squad movie, do it like in the recent animated movie, and Iike I've heard somewhere else, make him just a "guest" character, or a pop-in villain.

Best sidekick of all time is Samwise Gamgee, no questions.

Just non stop laughter wenever hal and nick are on the same episode neeed moreee!

Love the video and movies fights keep making them please!! I look foward to them every sunday!!! You guys should talk about the new Jurassic Park movie coming out in 2015. Excited or not excited? Again love the show, keep up the awesome work!!

On round 3, when Hal said Inception, I screamed "YES"!!!!!

Who else is a huge Reservoir Dogs fan like me

Really fun stuff. Keep it up please!

Never thought of Al Powell as a sidekick until now.. great argument Mundy!

My favorite QT movie is probably Reservoir Dogs; that said, I gotta say that QT's most underrated/forgotten/underappreciated film has to be Jackie Brown. There's a lot to like in that movie, and the soundtrack? That's gotta be the best soundtrack QT has assembled aside from Pulp Fiction. BTW, nice Lemongrab shirt, Mike. :-)

Wow I loved you as host Dan! Fight suggestion: Best Movie Score. The soundtracks you talked about were ok, but what about the orchestral pieces of John Williams or Danny Elfman? Scores that compliment the movie? I don't know, just a suggestion.

Good stuff. First one I've watched and I liked it.

I feel like a new feature you could incorporate is something like a category honorable mentions shortlist, for instance on the soundtracks round you could have talked about other film soundtracks briefly that a viewer would feel were left out of the conversation completely when they needed notice. You could have talked about how the soundtrack for guardians of the galaxy was also a concept album about a connection between a mother's era and distant son in another galaxy, or how the songs in reservoir dogs were cleverly added through the use of a fictional radio station, stuff like that.

My Top 8 Quentin Tarantino movies: 1. Pulp Fiction 2. Inglourious Basterds 3. Django Unchained 4. Reservoir Dogs 5. Kill Bill - Vol. 1 6. Kill Bill - Vol. 2 7. Jackie Brown 8. Death Proof

omg Steve carell as the penguin and James Franco as the Riddler would make this movie fucking awesome. MAKE IT HAPPEN DC!

I think it would've been SO MUCH BETTER if they had made World War Z into a TV show. they changed so much of it from the book and there was so much content in the book that can easily be built off of, like maybe having each incident/story be a season. Not to mention how epic it would be to see some actual celebs playing sleazy versions of themselves for the Celeb House chapter. That movie felt like it had "opportunity wasted" written all over it, but in a way it can be understandable (somewhat) because there were so many stories that would've needed to be covered. Though it probably would've been better if they had just stuck to one of the stories instead of changing almost the entire thing.

Thank you for having Nick Mundy!!! The only Movie Fights I'll watch! Can you please have him do more "How to Fix" segments?? I looooooooooooove those and I laugh my ass off because he is soooooooooo right on!!!

I'm really surprised Chris Evans didn't get praise beyond acknowledgement. Forget Captain America and forget the Human Torch: Sunshine, Scott Pilgrim, Puncture and now Snowpiercer. This guy delivers. In Sunshine, he plays a mechanic, almost the lowliest of positions on the Icarus II but he knows his faults and he is willing to amend himself for his team. Snowpiercer is kind of a Cap movie in terms of his role (as a leader of men looked up to) so there's not much to say other than it was a great movie. Puncture is a demonstration that Evans can lead, that everything can revolve around him. The movie is good, not outstanding but he makes the movie. His portrayal of Mike bursts with charisma no matter what tortured existence his character lives.

Watchmen - best soundtrack. The first three songs over the Comedian's death (Unforgettable), the opening credits (The Times They Are a-Changin), and the Comedian's funeral (The Sound of Silence) are just perfect. And later on you have Ride of the Valkyries, Hallelujah, All Along the Watchtower. Just fucking great. Not a flawless film, but an amazing soundtrack, and it's honest to the comic. Several of the songs are referenced in the comic, and were selected for use in the film based on their appearance in the comic. Easy choice. Also, next week you guys should debate best film SCORE, rather than soundtrack. Perhaps introduce a "no-John-Willams" rule?

If you're gonna choose the best movie soundtracks, I have two. *This is Spinal Tap* The stars of this movie wrote, recorded, and performed all of the songs and, taking it one step further years later, became an actual band with an album of new, original material (Break Like the Wind) and went on tour. This is Spinal Tap was the mockumentary that spawned a hit album and a band of talented musicians / comedians / writers. *Pink Floyd: The Wall* You loved the visuals and were sucked in by the stark imagery and animation. You left the theater emotionally bereft but that soundtrack..! You bought the album and immersed yourself in the ambiance and orchestration. This is a soundtrack you can choose to take out of context from the movie but are still unable to shake the imagery from your mind. The Wall stands as a masterpiece of modern music!

Wow, these guys really stepped up the production values in movie fights

Best soundtrack ever is The Dark Knight by Hans Zimmer. Because I'm Batman.

Mike shouldn't have won with his final choice of The Beatles. It's honestly a cop-out answer for anything related to music after the 60's. Everyone wants to say that without the Beatles music would be a whole new thing today, but the Rolling Stones would have still been around, Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, Led Zepplin, Bob Dylan, The Mamas and Papas, Van Morrison, all artists who formed within 2 or 3 years of The Beatles, and then nobody ever thinks to remember Mr. Frank Sinatra and the Rat Pack, or the King himself Elvis Presley. The Beatles weren't needed to form any of these bands, because by the time the bands were officially formed, all of the musicians have been playing their instruments for years and were in previous bands. The Beatles did influence the world for their time, but they are just an overrated boy band now and really aren't that great when you compare them to, as Nick Mundy said, Lynard Skynard or any other countless bands that came out after them.

My personal favorite movie soundtrack is the Palo Alto soundtrack it just feels so much like the movie, the songs just nail the vibe I love it

Love these fights!!! Please do more shows!!!! My question is "will Star Wars episode 7 make more money then avenger 2 next year?"

Ahh, actually Hal, the whole "cool soundtrack" thing started with Reservoir Dogs...

I am VERY SURPRISED that nobody thought about Samwise Gamgee as the best movie sidekick, or the Lotr soundtrack!!!

Honestly just thinking about inception as a tv show gave me goosebumps. Cool idea.

I love that we live in a world where I can chose to watch you guys argue over Tarantino movies instead of watching one. That's not even sarcasm, I love it.

When will CinemasinsJeremy be on the podcast. Would love to hear him fight..

best sound track ever: LOTR. the music was the on point for every scene which makes the franchise so good.

Thank you for picking Jackie Brown! The best of Tarantino's work. Great discussion.

Please include more episodes with Hal and Nick!

The only reason anyone wants to see a continuation of Demolition Man is because we HAVE to know what the seashells mean.

So last I checked, these are REAL movies. They maybe are based on fake events, but the movies are REAL none the less. New slogan time.

Brilliant show!

glad to see Jason on there he's really awesome, it would be cool to see him in the panel if he got the chance :)

32:25 chris evans is by far the best. He is hilarious in not another teen movie, serious in snow piercer, and heroic in captain america. yall are crazy. since hollywood loves remakes right now you should do a fight about which movie should be remade. highlander is at the top of my list.

There are so few movies where the soundtrack is both integral to the movie itself and simply amazing... it brought an entire genre into the world of popular music... O Brother Where Art Thou? The main theme is actually involved in the story, many of the songs are sung in the action of the movie, and most importantly it's just super good.

It's fun to go back and watch these things now that the actual project is done. Will Smith and Jai Courtney switched places from the rumors, to the betterment of both. Hardy (who I guess would have been Flag) left. Otherwise the rumors were on the spot considering how far out it was.

Great shirt Mike.

What is Hal Rudnick on about... with Jai Courtney, did he ever see his work on Starz Spartacus: Blood and Sand. He was really good in that. He just needs a good film to spring him upward, I certainly think he is better than Sam Worthington (who is alright in mind). Signs is good? - so aliens who are hurt by water, invade a world which is covered in water and also they can't get past wooden doors. Chris Evans is also very funny (is Hal forgetting his performance in FF, he and the Thing were the best things about those two movies).

Wow....since when Hal become Nick Mundy....he's really douchi in this one, and in another change of events, Nick has really top his game....he gave really good points to the discussion..

Evens every time. The dude is crazy funny when he needs to be, and i can tell he knows his characters motives every time.

-Inception series: A great guest star would be Dennis Quaid, playing a character named Alex Gardner...his role from the 1984 film "Dreamscape".

So nobody nominated an actual composed movie soundtrack instead of these pop song mixtapes? Ok.

what movie could be made into a good cable tv series? Unbreakable. i know, i've already written a 13 episode treatment for it. And no Shyamalan twist endings, thank god.

I love Movie Fights! I don't have a lot of movie nerd friends so this is the only way I can participate in a fun cool discussion! My favourite is Mike because i think he has humorous yet well thought answers, but I really like Nick and Hal too. Dan is a good moderator I think but I don't think you guys include Jason as much. Overall love it, please don't stop!

I'm so glad somebody mentioned Jackie Brown, so underrated

Am I the only one who's favourite Tarantino movie is Reservoir Dogs :) ?

My personal rankings, having seen The Hateful Eight today: 1: Kill Bill 2: Django Unchained 3: The Hateful Eight 4: Inglorious Basterds 5: Pulp Fiction 6: Reservoir Dogs I haven't seen the other 2 yet. Why doesn't Kill Bill get that much love? :(

Labyrinth is one of my favorite soundtracks. Oh, and seeing as how Smash Bros is coming out this week, fight about which Nintendo franchise you think would make a great transition to film.

Great call on Purple Rain

Best sidekick is R2D2, hands down. He's Luke's action sidekick, he's C-3PO's humor sidekick. He's even frickin Darth Vader's sidekick. He's always there to offer his support, he's the "voice" of conscience and wisdom, and he's always fresh and never boring to watch. Come on, guys. R2D2.

Gentleman the film that should be made a show…Looper, we could have so much fun in that series base it on the emergence of the Rain Maker bring in some telekinesis stuff and the loopers…FUN guys FUN.

I think a movie that should be a mini series is David Fincher's "Gone Girl". The whole time I was watching it, it felt like it played out like a mini series for HBO, and I'm excited to see how he'll make out with Utopia for HBO

The Best soundtrack of any movie .. The Highlander, Queen rules and these are some of their best. Grossly underrated and fantastic. And seriously, how often is a soundtrack for a major movie done by one group.

Holy crap, that's the Jason that used to work for Rhett & Link. So he left Rhett & Link to do stuff for ScreenJunkies??

Sam from Lord of the Rings is by far better than the ones they chose. Also Watson, Donkey from Shrek, I mean, even Wilson is a better sidekick than Al Powell!

you guys should do a fight: "which director (who hadn't made one yet) should make a comic book movie? marvel or dc"

I appreciate that those were not obvious choices but there so many others I would have chose instead. Ocean's Eleven, Gladiator, A Charlie Brown Christmas, and so many others.

definitely train-spotting for the last one.

It's hard to say but I would say that THIS host was less objective than the normal host. It's always somewhat subjective because life is subjective but the normal host usually lists very specific reasons for why he assigns points and he always questions people directly to force them to elaborate more in order to flush out their arguments validity or lack there of.

Powell was the best side-kick but that point about the continued friendship via faxing information had me laughing for ages!

A 21/22 jump street animated tv show would be awesome. Every episode they go undercover somewhere else like at the end credits of 22 jump street.

I think Tarantino's best is Pulp Fiction, simply because it change the curse of cinema and refresh america filmaking for ever, with cool dialogue and sort of a french touch, Tarantino made an instant classic, for me that's the best. PD: I don't think Death Proof is a bad film, I really liked it, in fact that was the film that put me into Tarantino's filmography.

talking about the best movie soundtracks of all time and no mention of star wars SHAMEFUL DISPRAY!!!!!!

One very original soundtrack was for Spawn. Artists actually collaborated for every song. Not the most popular of music, but is fantastic!

Some questions: 1 - What can make Jurassic Park great again, after the 3rd one? 2 - What are your opinions on the Netflix-Marvel series? 3 - What are ypur opinions on Action movies (Excluding animation and Superhero, e.g. Die Hard)? 4 - Is it "dead", if so can it be revived?

I love you, Tarantino.

1. I haven't seen them act so who am I to judge. 2. Sure: There is a great cast and a good director 3. The Big Lebowski: It would be a perfect comedy show, and it would be nice to see The Dude being the dude again 4. Yes: his most recent work (his shittiest) was not entirely his fault. You would be surprised how much the producers fucked with Airbender. Shamalayn is going independent so he can have more artistic vision in his work. 5. Pratt: he is the funniest and most charismatic 6.Pulp Fiction: no question 7.Sam: he is s basically the reason why the entire middle-earth isn't an ork-ridden hellhole. 8. The Graduate: Unlike most soundtracks this actually advances the story and almost works as narraration.

Dr Doom as a blogger could work. Here's how I'd storyboard it: Blogger guy with the handle Doom is a science prodigy who's reckless behaviour, antisocial anxiety, and dangerous projects got him kicked out of the most prominent science programme in the country where his rival, Reed Richards, the Storm siblings(adopted/half siblings/calm down.), and... the Thing attend. So he's blogging away about how he hates the school, Richards, the government, people, etc. and Richards assumes to know who the blogger is, but doesn't know for sure. Maybe little Doom still pretends to be Richards friend, they talk every now and then... who knows. The FF go into space to tap into the unlimited power source that is the background radiation of the universe. Pre-Doom hacks their computers to sabotage the mission (because of rivalry/conspiracy theories/angst) and the FF get their cosmic powers. At the same time, pre-Doom hacks into a military base and starts up a flip ton of human looking drones, and gets into a prototype combat exoskeleton. I just remembered they want to give him electric powers again for some reason, so the cosmic rays could travel through his computer signal and he gets his electricity powers. But that's what could power the suit, maybe the original power source was too big and clunky so the army never had use for the technology, and that's why other's can't just suit up to take him on. He fights the army and his crazy Ironman the suit is holding off most attacks, then the FF show up. The army starts targeting the FF because of their crazy powers, and Doom gets away after taking a liking from the Thing and Human Torch. They start calling him Doom because he said something like "I am your doom." and they can't find his blog's location because he's too smart for that even against a mind like Richard's. Epic end of movie fight reveals they didn't capture the real Doom. He had used a decoy at the last moment and what they thought was Doom is actually one of his Doom-bots. Post-credit scene shows him flying overseas to a country in the midst of civil war... Latveria?

How did no one pick the Apocalypse Now soundtrack!? PS. Now that you guys fought about best soundtrack, can you guys fight about best original score next week? Off the top of my head mine would be Jurassic Park! PPS Love watching movie fights every week! Keep up the awesome work! =)

I don't get the hate for Fantastic Four. So some things of the source material get changed up. So, Dr. Doom is not a king of a fake country anymore, big deal. Nowadays you can hurt more people with a computer than with a metal mask and a green cape. Dr. Doom's classic look in a realistic setting would look ridiculous. I'm not saying that I want every superhero movie to be grounded and realistic. I'm saying there's nothing wrong with that. And, it's directed by Josh Trank. Chronicle was great. He was hired to direct a Star Wars spin-off. That's not necessarily an indicative that FF will be good, but it doesn't mean it will be bad. It will most likely be good.

Tarantino is my favorite director. There is not one movie of his I don't like. My favorite is definitely Inglorious Bastards

Scott Pilgrim Soundtrack!!! i love it !!

Soundtracks: Pulp Fiction, Guardians of the Galaxy, and even though it didn't have an official soundtrack the music in this movie is amazing, Ferris Bueller's Day Off

Best movie soundtrack has to be Gravity's soundtrack. Holy shit...that soundtrack gives me goosebumps every time I listen to it.It enhanced the movie's feeling and its nothing I've ever listened to before.Best Tarantino movie though...ah is difficult.He has made so many great movies.But,even if I enjoyed a lot Pulp Fiction and its a classic I think Django Unchained is his best.That was an amazing cinematic experience.

Question: Some people say leonardo dicaprio should have won an Oscar by now as he has been over looked so many times. What film do you think he should have won for? or should he get one at all? he doesn't even need to have been nominated for it to apply.

Mike and his food references 😂

BEST Of QUENTIN TARANTINO MOVIE FIGHTS

Robocop TV Show. Nuff said. Peter Weller isn't doing much these days, let's recast him and make the greatest show on earth :')

I like this the new Movie Fights format very much. It's fun, it's entertaining, I'ma keep watching this! I agreed with Hal most of the times in this episode. Usually I go with Nick because he is a 80's action purist. I like Spencer too, he's funny and makes valid points. The last episode with Interstellar was hilarious.

My answer for Round 8: Grosse Pointe Blank's Soundtrack. *DAMN* that movie has a great soundtrack!

I'm incredibly surprised that anyone can call Jackie Brown the best Tarantino movie.