louissss
where's the car louis

>>219824750
male fanservice scene right there

>>219824443
>Watch Jackie Brown
Tarantulino's best film. Good post.

>>219824750
He couldn't just hit her?

>Black friend in high school makes me watch Jackie Brown one day at his house
>He's laughing his ass off the entire time and I'm just kinda like "okay"
>10 years later and he's in prison for rape and assault with a deadly weapon

What could this mean?

>>219824823
his best is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

>>219824900
The first greentexted word says it all really.

>>219824936
>his best is Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
why? I've seen praise for it here, mostly amounting to "I like the ""vibe""". What about it makes it better than his 90s films? Doesn't seem like it comes close to them really, though it least he avoided inserting the cartoonish violence marking Basterds etc.

>>219824443
>White guilt

No such thing.

It is really a sleeper hit. It's very very good and no one talks about it

>>219824900
black friend in high school
would laugh his ass off all day
now he's in prison

a haiku
by anonymous

Robert Forrester was criminally underrated. I wish he was in more things.

>>219825182
Everyone talks about Tarantino movies

>>219825244
we'll always have Twin Peaks

>>219824992
I like it because it's a friend simulator slice-of-life, Rick and Cliff are awesome

>>219825182
He made 2 white gangster movies that were relatively low budget.
I don't want to fag up the room by saying racism made Jackie Brown less popular despite being a better movie. I didn't even like it initially, but the dialogue here is quite good. The movie arguably flows better than his first two. I usually skip the Bruce Willis part in Pulp Fiction, but there's nothing to skip here.

Kill Bill had anime tier dialogue written for it. It felt like a Nostalgia Critic movie with a big multi million dollar budget. Think about it. If Doug wrote the Superman speech you wouldn't respect it as much. You certainly wouldn't be impressed.

>>219825244
I watched Diamond Man the other day. It reuses the ending to Jackie Brown and its generally a less interesting movie.

>>219824867
She was making a move

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>Is white guilt supposed to make me forget I'm running a business?
It's interesting that Tarantino was one of the few directors who kikes gave leeway to dialogue out aloud what most people thought. I wonder why he was given this privilege...

>>219825244
??? this guy was in fucking everything zoom zoom

>>219824992
>at least he avoided inserting the cartoonish violence
You must've have fell asleep from boredom and missed the ending. OUaTH is a really really lame movie. At least Basterds is rewatchable for the performances. There is nothing worth watching that smoking and listening to music while driving cars simulator

Hi this is MAX CHERRY from MAX CHERRY BAIL BONDS

>>219824900
1/4 black people in my state have a felony and its ultra liberal Minnesota. wild stuff really.

>>219825503
More good stuff

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>>219824900
Both, that he was attuned to higher-brow humour, and that you're a standard deviation below your society's average I. Q..

Being a bail bondsman in a major city has to be terrible and entertaining at the same time. Imagine the stories. You could be a great script writer just based on your own stories.

>>219825154
whites seem to be the only who can feel guilt, which it's used against them by demons/orcs/rats. Then it's also the reason whites get reduced sentences for crimes because they actually are remorseful and show guilt, while the rest just dont give a fuck about the victims or their families and drag them through a process of lies and bullshit and scapegoating to get a lowered sentence from a sheboon judge because everyone has been so hard on the non-remorseful guilt free P.O.C.

>>219825494
Its more like you were allowed to shittalk PC culture / affirmative action more in 1990s early 2000s. It wasn't the standard, but its still acceptable in cop shows (The Shield) and prison shows (Orange is the New Black) because those industries need positive propaganda that's realistic just like the military.

They even vindicated Kevin Spacey having a klansman father in House of Cards after showing why his white wife was note deserving of a senator seat of a black district than a black woman.

>>219825360
no it's because Jackie Brown is a love letter to the 80s and the others are really bizarre interesting movies, from your criticism it's obvious you don't get it. JB is the special interest film and the others are crowd pleasers.

>>219825244
He was fantastic in this film. Tarantino never did anything that comes close to his and Jackie's little "relationship." Good stuff.
>>219825514
Yeah there was that part, but at least the cartoon violence wasn't over and over like some films. So some people just love the vibe/setting of Once upon.

>>219824900
Why on earth would you put yourself in a situation like that?

>>219825634
>from your criticism it's obvious you don't get it.
Ouch. I made the thread because I like the movie so much I can't get it out of my head.
Also its a 70s vibe, not an 80s vibe.

>>219825360
>Kill Bill had anime tier dialogue written for it.
Most of KB and later films feel like their live action animes.

>>219825707
You got JB perfectly fine, I was referring to the ones that are more signature quentin

>>219825634
>from your criticism it's obvious you don't get it. JB is the special interest film and the others are crowd pleasers.
Anyway, i rambled a bit, but that was kind of my point. This was a soulful movie, that got ignored and insulted and he immediately made the ultimate capeshit movie to universal acclaim.
Then he makes ANOTHER personal movie, Death Proof, which has a higher ratio of dialogue to events and filler dialogue to important dialogue than even Reservoir Dogs.

>>219825781
...and after the personal 70s love letter video podcast that is Death Proof he learns the wrong lesson, so he makes the safest and lamest two movies he could possibly make in a Kill Bill style.

>>219825646
>So some people just love the vibe/setting of Once upon.
They're allowed to, but they're not allowed to say it's his best film, when it's one of his WORST

>>219824750
"see? right where I said it was."

>>219825543
>1/4 black people in my state have a felony and its ultra liberal Minnesota. wild stuff really.
Then Minnesota isn't liberal enough. Should elect some communists to turn it into a utopia that overcomes the racist socioeconomic conditions that cause these phenomena.

>>219825563
anon got rekt

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Stood up and paced around the room after Jackie and Max's ending scene

>>219825563
Our society is 12% black and 19% latino. Whites and East Asians are the people keeping Americans afloat IQ wise.

>>219824750
Who was in the wrong here?

comfy office

>>219825646
Worst movie?

>>219824443
The Delphonics are underrated

>>219825267
Maybe like 10 years ago. He’s a millenial/genX meme, younger generations don’t give a fuck about Cuckatino.

>>219828517
Nonsense. People still talk about Tarantino as one of the greats. Deserved or not.

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>>219825360
>He made 2 white gangster movies that were relatively low budget.
>I don't want to fag up the room by saying racism made Jackie Brown less popular despite being a better movie.
Samuel Jackson honorary aryan?

>>219824900
sounds like you're a lame faggot and your old black friend had good taste despite being a predestined violent nog

>>219825590
No one in Hollywood wants to shed light on all the horrors the black community is inflicting upon the country. Although then can just race swap like they did in Pain & Gain

>>219825514
filtered

>>219828621
He's the only black man I know who openly regretted voting for Obama, while admitting he just voted black.
If nothing else, atleast he's honest.

I also saw a commercial or PSA or something where Sam says something along the lines of "blame your parents, blame society, blame drugs, blame everyone except the fool in the mirror who pulled the trigger" urging criminal blacks to take personal responsibility.

>>219825182
Is this bait? Every midwit (to be hip and contrary) claims that it's Tarantino's best.

>>219830552
Whats the highwit answer?

>>219824750
One of the most underrated actresses of the last century

>>219830618
4 Rooms

>>219830618
Tarantino’s movies are very character-driven and are subject to the highs and lows of the actors he directs. Tarantino gives them ample material to be great but the spotlight is on the acting at the end of the day. He gets his directing out of the way as much as possible and gives them soapboxes to do their thing. As such, ranking his movies doesn’t really work since you’re either ranking the performances of his actors (i.e. not him) or you’re ranking his ability to get the fuck out of the way of his actors, which is a silly metric.

Consider True Romance. His script gives Hopper and Walker a long time to just act with one another. Both miss the point of the scene entirely and it doesn’t matter at all because they’re entertaining enough to make doing literally anything work. How do you praise Tarantino’s script in that case when it didn’t help at all? Giving people long monologues is hardly the mark of a great director (at least by itself).