Post by masterofallgoons on Jul 16, 2019 19:05:24 GMT
I guess I never answered this the first time around...
I suppose I'd say Pulp Fiction and Inglourious Basterds, but that could change at any minute.
The only firm ranking is that, as much as I enjoyed it especially as part of Grindhouse, I think Death Proof is clearly the weakest of the films he's directed.
But again, these rankings change based on what I've seen or thought about recently. A while back I heard an interview with Paul Thomas Anderson lauding the brilliance of Jackie Brown and if you'd asked me at that point I'd probly have that one in my top 2.
I suppose I'd say Pulp Fiction and Inglourious Basterds, but that could change at any minute.
The only firm ranking is that, as much as I enjoyed it especially as part of Grindhouse, I think Death Proof is clearly the weakest of the films he's directed.
But again, these rankings change based on what I've seen or thought about recently. A while back I heard an interview with Paul Thomas Anderson lauding the brilliance of Jackie Brown and if you'd asked me at that point I'd probly have that one in my top 2.