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My personal answer is Django but I think in an objective sense Pulp Fiction is too popular and loved to not be considered his best movie.

Jackie brown

Reservoir dogs, Pulp fiction and Inglourious basterds are brilliant films, and stand out as some of the best kinos of the recent era with high energy and great dialogue all through the film.

Once upon a time was one of my favourites, because of the slow build up, tense atmosphere and the final release. Really good, although I sometimes wonder if that's just recency bias.

I fricking hated Django. I found it annoying, although it's probably a fine film. Maybe it's because I'm not American so I don't give a darn about the slavery element. Hateful eight was great though.

I recently watched Death Proof and I was surprised that I liked it, because everybody seems to hate it. It's not very interesting but the Tarantino elements push it from meh into good. All his films have a certain tempo and energy that just make them interesting, even if the film is otherwise unremarkable.

I remember not liking Kill Bill although I don't remember why. Maybe I should rewatch it. I remember frick all about what happens in Jackie Brown and whether I liked it. The only thing I remember is de Niro shooting that foid, which was funny.

Pulp Fiction, no question.

I like Tarantino, but I tried watching Pulp Fiction like 5 times and couldn't get through it

Tarantino is reddit

!kino

Any answer but Pulp Fiction is sneed

Obvs Reservoir Dogs.

As per the man himself, inglorious basterds

Gotta tag kino to ask them lol.