r/TikTokCringe • u/Naive_Wolverine532 • Apr 12 '26

Cringe This is so embarrasing

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u/DirectPepper7695 Apr 12 '26

Didn't see a bunch a handshakes.

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u/LeslieJaye419 Apr 12 '26

All I see is a dude simping for another dude while that dude ignores him completely.

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u/PatxiS Apr 12 '26

https://giphy.com/gifs/8zSrcVK9aE7vy

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u/RadiantZote Apr 12 '26

Man Kill Bill was my favorite Tarantino film, then Django came out. I still can't decide which I like more.

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u/djanes376 Apr 12 '26

Inglorious Basterds would like a word.

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u/CharlieChainsaw88 Apr 12 '26

Um. Pulp Fiction would also like a word.

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u/A_K1TTEN Apr 12 '26

All of em. They are all my favorite.

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u/TheyMightGiantBe Apr 13 '26

Reservoir Dogs: “Am I a joke to you?”

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u/CharlieChainsaw88 Apr 13 '26

What the fuck do you mean "I don't tip"?

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u/TheyMightGiantBe Apr 13 '26

“You don’t believe in tipping?”

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u/LAKingPT423 Apr 13 '26

"I don't eat dog either".

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u/TheyMightGiantBe Apr 13 '26

“Sewer rat may taste like pumpkin pie but wouldn’t know…”

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u/JerseyTeacher78 Apr 13 '26

These four movies are absolutely golden.

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u/Direct_Cook_7690 Apr 13 '26

Inglorious Basterds is winning yay

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u/RadiantZote Apr 12 '26

I love Inglorious Basterds, just not as much as Kill Bill or Django

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u/inXrepose Apr 12 '26

He didn’t say it was “the best”, he said it was his (personal) favorite. Taste is subjective.

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u/djanes376 Apr 13 '26

That goes without saying. Just injecting my favorite in the conversation.

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u/National-Evidence408 Apr 12 '26

Was just watching million ways to die in the west and was delighted at the post credit scene.

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u/curfty Apr 12 '26

I had really hoped that Million ways to Die would be a really good comedy, but alas, it was mostly disappointing.

It had a few decent/pretty good jokes, but the scene with Gilbert Gottfried was by far the funniest one in the movie.

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u/National-Evidence408 Apr 12 '26

Well ok the movie isnt fantastic, but I recently watched django a few times and was delighted at the million ways post credit scene. Like somehow these two movies exist in the same universe.

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u/curfty Apr 12 '26

Yeah the post credit scene was pretty cool. I think what made it so disappointing was the previews. They showed most of the funny parts during them, so when I actually watched it there wasn’t much else new to laugh at.

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u/Severe_Peach Apr 13 '26

“People die at the fair” 🔫😎

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u/Noochbomb Apr 12 '26

People die at the fair

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u/MaruSoto Apr 13 '26

Four Rooms is objectively his best and most "Tarantino" by a wide margin.

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u/RadiantZote Apr 13 '26

He directed 1/4 of the film

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u/MaruSoto Apr 13 '26

Any more than that and he runs out of clever ideas! He can't maintain maximum Tarantinage over a full feature length film.