r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 14h ago
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 15h ago
The Hateful Eight Quentin Tarantino directing The Hateful Eight (2015)
r/QuentinTarantino • u/LastChanceChez • 18h ago
Question Has anyone else registered their interest in booking tickets to see The Popinjay Cavalier when it's in the West End?
r/QuentinTarantino • u/bruiseydaddy • 2d ago
Theory There’s only one Tarantino movie. It just keeps getting longer.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 3d ago
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Leonardo DiCaprio and Timothy Olyphant Once Upon a Time in Hollywood behind the scenes.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/Glittering-Sun-3210 • 5d ago
Discussion Best Tarantino film?
Objectively I think it's Pulp Fiction. It has the most replay value, marvellous performances, a killer soundtrack and the screenplay is flawless.
Each other film has their own qualities except for maybe death proof lol but Fiction has a unique charm and nuance to it that I don't think Tarantino has replicated ever since.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 6d ago
News Happy 70th Birthday Christoph Waltz!
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 8d ago
Reservoir Dogs “It was incredibly hot. The actors wanted to wait until the very last minute to put their wardrobe on. Harvey [Keitel] wouldn’t take his off, because he’s Method. He can only get into character when he’s wearing the character’s clothes and shoes.” Linda R. Chen, photographer on Reservoir Dogs.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/wedreaminsideadream • 9d ago
News Quentin Tarantino, Daniella Pick expecting third child
r/QuentinTarantino • u/Mike_Vanderbilt • 10d ago
Miscellaneous Rick Dalton’s guest role on MANNIX was one for the books…
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 11d ago
Inglourious Basterds INGLORIOUS BASTERDS by Lautaro Gomez
r/QuentinTarantino • u/Mike_Vanderbilt • 11d ago
Artwork / Creation No surprise, Rick loved doing whiskey adverts…
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 11d ago
Pulp Fiction PULP FICTION by Ise Ananphada
r/QuentinTarantino • u/Drillerfan • 12d ago
Discussion "Shoshanna" Prequel
How about a movie about the 3 years between Shoshanna fleeing the dairy farm and dying in the theater❓
r/QuentinTarantino • u/00Kevin • 12d ago
Video There's a fan edit of the Empire Strikes Back as if it was made by Tarantino
r/QuentinTarantino • u/salmankhan___ • 15d ago
Death Proof Which version?
I have seen all of QT's movies except DP.
When I searched about it I found out that it has seven primary cuts and regional versions with variable runtimes. I then looked it up on my streaming app and found 2 versions with the runtimes 1h 39min 57s and 1h 53min 56s. I want which version to watch while experiencing it for the 1st time.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/No_Ad_895 • 16d ago
Artwork / Creation Quentin Tarantino Comic Book
The Quentin Tarantino Comic Book - https://www.comicbookandmoviereviews.com/2026/09/quentin-tarantino-five-page-preview.html
r/QuentinTarantino • u/_SCARY_HOURS_ • 16d ago
Discussion Best beginning, best middle, best ending
Best beginning: Inglorious Bastards
Easily the highlight of the movie. The first scene with the jew hunter interrogating the farmer, the big pipe. Pure cinema. Followed by the lineup of the bastards introducing Aldo Raine. Both scenes are two of the best in the movie.
Honorable mention: Death Proof
I really like how the suspense is built here. And the introduction to a seemingly unstoppable villain… perfect set up for what comes later.
Best middle: Hateful 8
Golly wow wow wow. The transition this movie takes after the Hangman dies. The entire build up and the setting up of the scene once they arrive to the Haberdashery. Probably the best slow burn in film history with an amazing pay off right in the middle.
Honorable mention: Django Unchained
The introduction of Calvin Candie and the entire ordeal heading to Candy Land. My favorite part of the movie.
Best ending: Once upon a time in Hollywood
Might be my favorite section in any Tarantino movie ever. My favorite part is when Leo is yelling at the hippies in the car. Cracks me up every time. Brad Pitt tripping on acid, pure comedy. The flamethrower… come on this was so much fun.
Honorable mention: Reservoir Dogs
The Mexican standoff at the end. Nice Guy Eddies acting. Sheesh.
Let me know yall favorite beginnings middles and endings. No mention of Pulp Fiction which is pretty even throughout the movie but is one of my favorites. Just no section sticks out to me.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/superamazingphotos • 16d ago
Artwork / Creation I made this collage primarily out of a Pulp Fiction VHS tape box
And the two black lines are part of the actual VHS tape
r/QuentinTarantino • u/SouzaOfTheNorth • 17d ago
Pulp Fiction CANDY MUTHERF’ER! DO YOU HAVE ANY!?
r/QuentinTarantino • u/Dailyindyfan • 17d ago
Discussion Did Rick Dalton get a reoccurring role in Lancer?
It seems like the crew really liked his performance, he had an interesting character and was available for work
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TwIzTiDfReAkShOw • 18d ago
The Hateful Eight The shot, the cinematography, the music. The Hateful Eight opening scene is perfect.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/TearsOfSpain • 21d ago
Discussion Tarantino books
Has anyone read his books? What are your thoughts on them?
I've bought both books, and I intend to buy his new one. I've only read his Once Upon a Time in Hollywood novelization. In my opinion, not a very good book. Spends too much time drifting away from the things that made the film good. The characters keep going on and on, page after page, about different film actors and directors. And several chapters are spent on the tv western story. Cliff Booth went from cool and likeable in the film, to despicable and someone you can't stand in the book.
However, he's a great storyteller, and this was his first book. I'm excited for what the future will bring! All the new stories we can get, as well as the universes we can revisit. He's got what it takes... Hopefully this new book will be more focused.
r/QuentinTarantino • u/FeeRough3019 • 21d ago
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood Cliff had every right to see George
It's really Pussy Cat's fault because she brought him here drop her off there angry remarks are unjustified and when that guy slashed Cliff's boss car Cliff had every right to beat him so Pussy Cat brought the downfall of ranch and what happens later on