Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is Tarantino's Best Movie

[@stopshootfilms4196]

Took me the whole vid to realize this is a loop lmao

[@CAdeNA_25]

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[@oophorror2251]

True Romance is the best QT movie. Jackie Brown is overrated. It’s slow & boring for no reason. Everybody says it’s his best because people are NPCs.

[@oophorror2251]

You really overthought this movie. QT would laugh at you reading so much into it. Representation of America lol.

[@oophorror2251]

America was losing their sons in Vietnam. They were losing their communities to forced integration. If you think they lost their “innocence” when a D-list actress passed…

[@oophorror2251]

QT has no ideas in any of his films. But also OUATIH is the culmination of all of the ideas of his other films. You kinda contradicted yourself there. Django Unchained is his best film. Followed by Hateful Eight. They portray American history in a Gangs of New York type way. While being more accurate. Hateful Eight is great because it all takes place in one set, allowing him to homage Resevoir Dogs. It also presents a Clue…or Agatha Christie like mystery. It has a nice musical number. A great role for our finest actress Jennifer Jason Leigh. A Star making turn by Walton Goggins. Meaty parts for Russell and Jackson. Really though QT makes superficial movies and he’s pretentious af. Chapters aren’t supposed to have titles. Movies aren’t supposed to have chapters.He’s doing too much. Inglorious Basterds felt like There Will Be Blood lit a fire under his ass to out epic PTA. First time he used a chapter title it felt like he was influenced by Royal Tenenbaums despite not liking Wes Anderson. I enjoy his movies but they usually don’t hold up for me.

[@oophorror2251]

Doubled back to say you have good essays.

[@Mal_Freeman0451]

Utter nonsense. Jackie Brown is his most underrated movie and very few people say it's his best with Pulp Fiction and Inglourious Basterds usually getting no.1 for most people. True Romance is the edgy NPC choice when he clearly didn't direct, produce or even cast it, and to say it's his film is an insult to Tony Scott. I mean just look at this thread where you've dropped half a dozen comments without anyone else replying... THAT'S NPC behaviour. Give your head a shake.