And a lot of robot feet

"Dad, Rivetown is such a fucking piece of shit! I need to go smoke some weed with my nigga Bigwell!"

dude. spoilers

Did you notice he said he straight up just doesn’t read his comments, what an ass

Actually his last movie is going to be Star Trek, not kidding.

ReinVa damn I hope they release it sometime. It’s my favourite of his films.

omg a 5 hour tarantino movie with dicaprio, pitt and robbie sounds like heaven

5 hours? That's crazy but I want to watched it

Absolutely!! I had a feeling as soon as I saw it that there has to be so much more footage that we didn't see!! If Hateful Eight had at least an hour more, this DEFINITELY had a hell of a lot more!!

Oh please god let that be released.

It’s actually my favorite Tarantino movie.

@@bookeblade mine too, its best mystery movie in last 10 years

I definitely agree it’s very underrated

It's my 2nd favorite tarantino after pulp fiction and I have seen all of tarantino movies

It’s my second favorite Tarantino movie

That scene and the pub scene are next level

@@a_cowwithlegs I'd even argue that bar scene is better than the opening scene. Both create this mounting tension, but the bar scene holds it longer, has prettier looking characters (Micheal fassbender Diane Kruger), insane acting (August Diehl), amazing dialogue ("Mind if I go out speaking the kings?" - "There's a special rung in hell for those waste good scotch") and a masterful shootout climax that ends in seconds. Think I watched that scene over 50 times First scene is amazing no doubt, but we already know the french farmer is doomed. The bar scene is more of a fair fight against britian's top spies and a sherlock holmes esque German SS officer - dude even takes out a pipe, stops the music and says "allow me to inquire".

the end of pulp fiction, the diner scene, might eek it out in a list of best scenes he's penned. "your the weak. and i am the tryanny of evil men. but im trying ringo, im trying real hard to be the shepherd." crazy genius

@@ellispiper6313 There are a number of scenes in his body of work that have what I call "Tarantino moments", that if you didn't know they were from a film of his, you would know. One such is Butch going back in to save Marsellus, but the best one is the "Mind if I go out speaking the kings". It reminds me of a car accident I was in where I realized there was a car heading straight at me at 50 mph about 20 feet in front of me - a split second and an eternity at the same time. In a strange way it also reminds me of the tension build up in Phish's "Punch you n the eye" before it explodes into a guitar solo. Maybe my favorite scene in any film. I wish I could go out that way.

My favourite Tarantino scene is still shop scene from Pulp fiction with gimp

I was in the theater with my buddy and we were laughing our asses off lmao

Quinten McLaughlin best scene of all time

Quinten McLaughlin "Yeah, we're all ok. Except for the fuckin hippies."

I had a feeling that was coming up. In the theater I was like "he definitely had a lot of fun making that scene"

the whole theater was losing their shit at the ending. one of the funniest scenes of a movie i’ve seen

Ripping off movies*

@@adamdictatedbutnotreadkadh8719 he rips some of his scenes from other movies, but the movie itself is amazing

@@adamdictatedbutnotreadkadh8719he does copies scenes, but what he does in films is what hip hop artists do in music, they use samples to make a song, the end product differs from the parts. He doesn't plagiarize, on the contrary, Tarantino is considered an auteur because he has his own style, his filmmaking is not derivative whatsoever.

@@pincmin I'm not going to argue a point that's already been argued better than I would be able to do it. I differ my argument to recommending you read about what people like David Foster Wallace have to say about him on his essays of Lynch and others.

Uhh. Hes the only filmmaker that i actually get excited to see their films.

I'd say the third act falls flat. I love it till Changing Tatum shows up, from that point on it starts to mumble it's intentions

@@mesobococacola yeah but at least Tatum gets killed pretty quickly,

It is wild that I can agree 100% with your comment and still think the film is just ok for me. its an awesome idea, i just find myself pretty bored while watching it

I just bought it recently. Love the extended cut series as well. Django is also up there. The cast in both of them is just superior. He can make me love SLJ’s character in one movie and hate him in the other

It's a great film, but I agree, nothing really stands out as memorable, and I've watched it twice. Inglorious Bastards is probably my favorite just due to my love of its dark comedy war-film aspect. He said it was too heavy, but IMO, it speaks about the horrors of war while remaining light at times. A perfect balance. And that bar scene is one of the greatest scenes ever written, along with the opening.

Completely agree I think inglorious is one of my least favourite Tarantino films, I’d also have Jackie brown much higher but I know that’s probs a hot take.

I don’t like inglorious basterds but I absolutely adore django and I’d put it in the top 3 while basterds id put at the bottom.

​@@user-zf3dx6xk5t Jackie brown top 5 inglourious basterds top 2 and it's not 2.

What’s even crazier is him not mentioning Christoph Waltz’s performance in either film, more so inglorious basterds

same except for the shooting scene later on where the walls and everything are covered in blood where he went a bit overkill in my eyes

I got.bored with that film and it.never captured me again..the ending is bot hed beyond belief

Kill bill was his best use of blood wanna argue rewatch that movie

@@jordanmiles9436 kill bill 1 was a masterpiece of action and music and blood

Hateful 8 is better im afraid

I love it too, number 3 after inglorious basterds and reservoir dogs

Constant suspense and an interesting setting.Kurt and Sam fit roles great.Was surprised to see it so early lmao.

It’s one of my favorites, I held off from watching it for 2 years but after I’ve probably seen it 5 times. I enjoy the characters and the tension

It felt too 1 dimensional for me. Most Tarantino films feel like they have 5 minor stories lines within the major plot, and all the characters seem too have a well developed background and history; something I didn't feel when watching The Hateful 8

No. You're not. It's one of the best movies of 2010's.

It took me 3 differnet sittings to get through once upon a time in Hollywood

@@matthewlynch9331 then you are in the minority, sorry you couldn’t enjoy them

I can watch anything Christopher Nolan does

Exactly, I've seen all of his films at least three times (except Death Proof) and I never really re watch movies.

@@michaelhuerter1921 no no this true for most of his movies but Once upon a time... is just bad and boring honestly imo his worst movie nothing interesting in it

What about... "fiiiiiitin in s baaaasement" "A glass of delicious milk" And "piz paloooo"

“That’s a bingoooo”

"There's special wrung in hell for those who waste good scotch" "Allow me to go out speaking the kings"

“By all means, captain”

mark hastings just watched it last night for the first time. Why the hell would someone want to read half of a movie?that is horrible,you read books not movies.

Derek Amen, dude. IB is a mess of a film a spy+espionage+shoot-em-up movie with little of any of these. I could leave the Shoshana bit in acts 3 and 5.

mark hastings for me it’s a tie between IB and reservoir dogs. But yeah inglorious Basterds is almost a masterpiece

@@derekrogers5858 What the hell are you talking about? Subtitles lol?

While inglorious basterds might be my favorite, I felt like he could have cut some of the Shoshana shit out, it didn't really seem relevant

TYGN I just found it very boring to be honest. I get what you mean but to me, 95% of the film has nothing to do with turning a dark day into a fairy tale ending. It’s just a lot of walking around and talking and none of it is very interesting or entertaining. The ending is pretty fantastic because of how bizarre it is compared to the rest of the film - but in the sense that it is so bad it is good. For me it’s one of Tarentino’s worst films but I haven’t seen Hateful Eight.

Great point. I would add that the awesome thing is that Cliff and Rick in the ending do what they had been doing during their now-past-glory days but in real life, with Cliff doing the dirty job and still not being noticed bacause he gets carried away by the ambulance, and Rick doing the most spectacular thing with the flame thrower but without even knowing what was going on, and yet that's how he eventually gets accepted by the new hollywood symbol that was polanski's house. I could spend hours talking about "the point" of the movie but I'm gonna cut it here ahah

Alfredo I never thought of that but that’s actually very true, I love this movie just the entire setting draws you into it it’s very engaging

I 100% agree. Its a love letter to his favourite era of Hollywood with a fairytale ending. He kind of tells people what it is with the title of the movie. I love it. Its probably my second favourite after Pulp Fiction.

TYGN can u rank your favorites?

Fuck that, I'd nuke a whole damn city

@Hosea Matthews good input as always Hosea

I hope Fantastic Mr Fox is high up I love that one

Billy Mays lol fantastic mr fox is his second favorite movie of all time, it would defo be number 1

He has his ranking of Wes’ movies on his Letterboxd

Loved isle of dogs

@@singulartrout Fantastic Mr. Fox is Karsten's favorite movie ever

Inglorious basterds has been soo overrated for me. I dont know why

@@loganrichar.15 Inglorious Bastards isn't a great story, it's just a wonderful succession of really good scenes and incredible acting, that's my theory on why it's loved.

@@loganrichar.15 it's like, 8.5/10. I just wish it developed the actual basterds more. I wanted to know more about and see more of Aldo and bear Jew, and if feels like it slows down in the middle. But the overall story, Shawshana and Hans are amazing so it balances out. Also Jewish power fantasy is awesome, we don't get that much of those

IB is cringe in so many parts. totally self absorbed and overwritten.

Reservoir dog is too simple to be at 1, it was obviously who was the traitor. Once upon time, inglourious and pulp fiction top 3.

I disagree with you,reservoir dogs is amazing:good music,fantastic screenplay and,well,mr pink. But there are movies like django that are more mature and with broader themes(like revenge,the love for his wife,slavery).I know this aren’t tarantino’s strengths but lots of his movies can give better

Yes, Reservoir Dogs is his best work.

@@Giovannigreco2323 dude there's no point in disagreeing with him XD It's just his opinion.

@@jothishprabu8 so you shouldn't disagree with opinions?

1. INGLORIOUS BAS'FUCKING'TERDS

His masterpiece is pulp fiction

Finale scene haha

@@alid2507 man didn’t get it

@@alid2507 r/whoooosh

He has a few masterpieces

was hoping this video would be the first I've to not rank it near the bottom, but no such luck

Agreed. His most developed characters too. Probably because he didn’t originally write it.

It’s his most mature movie because its based on a book!

I love Jackie Brown. It has always been my favorite

jackie brown is what happens when tarantino tries to make a standard hollywood drama. Its definitely a good movie but it lacks the unique tarantino touch

Yeah I think he really meant it when he said personal preference. He seems to not like the serious ones and likes the more wacky ones. Me however I’m a dreary bastard so my list is very different.

@@ReagonSmash14 yh mine has basterds wayyy higher

@@ReagonSmash14he put reservoir dogs at 1 and that movie is not comedic at all so

@@jasper1142 I enjoyed it, but like every other white boy who is obsessed with films I would put pulp fiction in the #1 spot. Reservoir dogs would probably be 4th.

Someone who understands.

Trash opinion haha

@@coolbutnotverycool1440 People have their own opinions. Just like u....

first Tarantino movie I watched it hooked me instantly

Django should have been higher too imo

You had my curiosity, but now you have my erection

Forrest Smith He's 11!

IM 6!

hahaha nice

How to properly clean your metal computer dude get a life you loser

@@th0uxan lol, you don't have a life either, And neither do i.

How to properly clean your metal computer is your username supposed to be “metal”?

Almost the same list with me great taste buddy

that's crazy we have almost the exact same list

Dude, that comes from a Bruce Lee movie (I think it's fists of fury) Anyway that's not a Kill Bill invention

Movies Comics. Yeah but I think he means that Uma Thurmans character is named the Bride and not the Wife.

@@silentyapping I'm aware of that. The way I phrased my comment sounded as if I was corrected Graham. I really should have just separately commented that as a reply to Kirsten

Harmony Y u a smartass nigga

@@anandchahal6063 lmao, you bold saying it in the comments where a bunch of dumbass white people are but i know for sure u a pussy in real life and wouldn't say that in front of a black person and that's all that matters 💀

@Kai McCook have you ever met a black man named johnny ?

If he's not himself he's mature?

It's also a great tribute to 70s Blaxploitation and i loved it.

His most mature work is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, followed by Inglorious Basterds. Jackie Brown was great, but his most mature work?

My favorite movie from him

Zero rewatchability which makes it worse.

John DiMaggio huh

I completely agree, it’s definitely in my top 3

@@hasselett how a movie has "rewachability"? Is looking the exact same thing again, it's the same to all films

@@hasselett i completely agree, one of his weaker scripts, but still a great watch

more than inglorious basterds?

Djangos ending:Hello there

So does the whole movie.

Its below death proof, what the fuck

agreed

Michformer wow what an intellectual

I felt like the action in that is better than all the others because of how it builds. Beautiful film. Criminally slept on.

Jax Or someone learning things of his own volition instead of exclusively relying upon others for creative enlightenment.

Jax And given your other sterling comment in one of my uploads, I wager you’d rather project your frustrations onto others than consciously address them.

His best imho

I was hoping it to be #2 after Pulp Fiction :(

The Jason Station that’s the great things about opinions

Yah this kid says some silly things

Literally

@@booksnovels7136 you know what's the worst thing about them? Some of them are motherfucking dumb

Jason I don't know I agree a lot with the list. I think Death Proof gets slept on as well. Reservoir Dogs is definitely top 3, I don't know about #1.

also extremely underrated

My favorite fr

same

Yeah, but also deep in some parts at the same time. And seeing django starting as a depressed cold angry dude to a happy overconfident and sassy free person was just genius. Its so cool!

It’s totally very uneven. The stuff at Candyland is really gripping and anxiety-inducing. But other parts are like a remake of Blazing Saddles.

Frank Walline Jesus this comment almost made me turn the video off early and not dive into this channel whatsoever. I’ll try anyway....

Eye Glitches shut up

PHH aren’t u quirky

@@anandkalla8018 I love Death Proof, but I mean. It's not that good

How is it above inglorious Basterds?

@@shutupanya I honestly believe Karsten picks films to make himself feel unique

Same

Tarantino is ma favorite director but I simply can't stand watching that Movie. Except for that lap dance scene.

Bloody got em mate

the uk is elite

really dude the Uk has so many different accents you have to really be specific

Do you have tarantino so much? Why do you put the movie that you think is "the least tarantino film" as your favorite

@@iftachbarnea8223 I wouldn’t say hate I just find him to be a bit obnoxious and up his own ass some of the time. I love Kill Bill, Pulp Fiction, and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood but for me Jackie Brown was the one where he really broke his filmaking mold and delivered his most unique and for me his most enjoyable film.

It’s like you’re not even trying anymore.

@@johnl6192 I think he's telling the truth.

If you want to hear about Phil Lamarr talking about how he got the role in Pulp Fiction, check out his appearance on Talking Tons with Rob Paulsen

Fac

I do thoroughly enjoy rewatching both films. As far as i’m concerned the two are absolute masterpieces with 1 being my preferred. I believe they do what Tarantino wanted them to do without fault. The films aren’t genre-bending and don’t have a particularly mind blowing story, but everything it attempts to do as a action revenge flick is perfect. The dialogue, the action scenes, the characters, all amazing. The film is what it sets about to be, a good revenge story and gives you no more and no less and it does it perfectly.

@@mofstar8683 its subjective.

Oliver Rourke yes, Django Unchained is harshly underrated.

Django is one for me but I disagree with the Waltz statement, he was better in Inglorious but still great in Django.

yeah django is the best and after django i would say inglourious bastards but have not watched all movies yet

You've got ADHD if you find Basterds boring.

This guy knows what he's talking about. I'd just swap Django with Inglorious.

Agree 100%

this is exactly my list

Yep, I pretty much agree. I couldn’t believe how much I liked Once Upon a Time. I walked out saying, this is his best movie ever, but you have to keep Pulp in perspective, it is number 1. Wouldn’t it have been nice though if the Sharon Tate story ended like that.

In my opinion Inglourious and Django are a tie

That's what I'm talking about! This is The List!

Kill Bill so low and Hollywood so high?

Teodor Recabarren his third best in my opinion

Agree The Hateful Eight is my #1 favorite It's underrated af. I don't understand why people don't like it.

And my unpopular opinion : Pulp fiction is the useless movie

My favorite Tarantino movie is the hateful eight. I would even call it a masterpiece.

@@sanjaychowdhary3118 every movie is “useless” you can’t use that term to criticize a movie.