Quentin Tarantino's Favourite Movies from 1992 to 2009...

[@MLNYD]

“When people in the US were not familiar with my films, Quentin always put my films on his list. He’s here. Thank you so much. Quentin, I love you.” -Bong Joon-Ho (speech when winning 2020 Oscar for best director over among others, Quentin Tarantino)

[@dongster529]

@@kinghirasawa10 disliked for the clickbait.

[@kinghirasawa10]

@@dongster529 i wasn't talking to you. Bye.

[@andylausupremacy6478]

@@dongster529 Sounds like a Bruce Lee fan

[@guillaumeavon1449]

It's funny how in the entire video, even if he is the only director with two films on the list, Bong Joon-ho is never mentionned by name by Quentin. But now the whole world knows who he is.

[@miguelrosado6348]

@@guillaumeavon1449 I reject your hypothesis.

[@jesuslopezponce4634]

When Tarantino stops making movies, he should start a podcast talking about movies.

[@savant7288]

Or maybe get into television?

[@ben10trillion]

He said that after the 10th film released, he goona start writing for book

[@jakewhite8340]

@@ben10trillion Yep, I’ll be really interested to see how his novels turn out

[@tiaaaron3278]

Paul Thomas Anderson once said something along the lines of "if Tarantino stops making movies, I would make him start again." Or something like that.

[@GonLeproso]

Most great directors have pretty interesting takes on film. I want a Reservoir Dogs type of café talk between QT, Coppola, Scorcese, Spielberg, PTA, Billy Friedkin, and the list could go on

[@jeff702]

That’s what I like about Dazed and Confused, man. I get older, the characters stay the same age.

[@calvinnigh5489]

You know that’s true of any movie, or TV show, or comic strip

[@SantiagoLlorensFB]

@@calvinnigh5489 you clearly didn't get it

[@v4v819]

@@SantiagoLlorensFB "You clearly didn't get it..." Yea, but it sure be cooler if he did...

[@v4v819]

@@calvinnigh5489 Alright, alright, alright...

[@cinemacola6398]

Ayyyy you did the thing.

[@c.c.lilford2916]

I wish he went into a bit more detail on why he liked these movies.

[@namnam2701]

Me too, kind of, but I would argue that if Tarantino gets started on cinema, especially about movies he loves, he knows himself that he's gonna go on and on for literally hours. He must have made a huge effort to limitate himself because he's aware of that I think, and he didn't even want to get started on that. And I would also argue that he has, and will make interviews in which he talks about it during hours. Still this list was really interesting so yeah on this one I really wished he had talk more.

[@jackcarver5412]

I could listen to him all day long talking movies

[@LeoSkyro]

Crom Cthulhuson I would pay for a weekly podcast where quentin just rambles about cool movies he saw

[@AfroPlaylist]

Dude I would love to hear him talk about F Gary Grays Friday lmao

[@nr655321]

Don't worry, he goes into much detail about his own movies. After all, he is his own number one fan...

[@adammoore130]

M. Night Shamalamadingdong! Haha

[@jordanrioscreations]

I love that he says it with a completely straight face.

[@ClichéGuevara-2814]

Adam Moore I invented a cocktail called the M. Night Shyamalan. It's nothing, with a twist.

[@adammoore130]

David Nicholson that's class

[@OriginalMagZi]

David Nicholson Lol so water with lemon then :p

[@dunhamho3411]

AlphaDream calm down, PC princess

[@krakenatorx4134]

Its amazing that Tarantino praised Boon Joon-ho and he went on to win the oscars for best director and movie for Parasite beating out Tarantino himself He definitely has an eye for talent

[@underakillingmoon]

An eye for talent? Boon Joon-ho was already a fucking legend. I bet you're from USA.

[@benwilliams6040]

@@underakillingmoon this seems unfair. I’m not from the US. I’m from the UK and I knew his work before parasite but I think this guy just means that Tarantino was ahead in terms of huge American stars recognising foreign talent. Not everything’s a fight dude. Calm down.

[@underakillingmoon]

@@benwilliams6040 When you say "an eye for talent" you sound like you think Tarantino, before anyone else, noticed that Boon was a very talented director. While he was already recognized as such all over the world. No need a keen eye.

[@benwilliams6040]

@@underakillingmoon no I don’t. I mean he recognised it. I don’t mean he FOUND him. I don’t mean he’s the reason for his success. I just said Tarantino was a director who did recognise him. That’s all. What’s your problem man? You’re not special for knowing who he is. You need to chill the fuck out.

[@NoirFan84]

LOL. People are way too up Quentin's arse it's embarrassing. Just because most of you Marvel-loving generation of kids who are clueless about foreign-language & Golden-age cinema typically showed no interest in Bong Joon-ho's work until he won a Best Picture Oscar doesn't make him some hidden talent, he made numerous incredibly well received films & was an extremely revered filmmaker long before then, he's even made films that were even better than Parasite. Quite sad how many people who claim to be film lovers only acknowledge all the great directors that are outside of the US & the mainstream only if they win an Oscar or something. SMDH

[@esotericVideos]

I really like hearing Quientin talk about movies, he's one film guy who's top films aren't all foreign or super artsy, he can appreciate quality film as more kinetic and fun too.

[@willitomko5350]

esotericVideos on the other hand his favorite movies aren't all blockbusters (and english-speaking) either. this list seems good to me because it's a good mix between all of those.

[@RobertWalsh-vp5ui]

I like that too. He clearly watches hundreds of movies that most people have never heard of but he doesn't feel the need to only pick pretentious movies just to show off how smart and cultured he is. He will give credit where it is due when popular movies are good like The Matrix, Team America, and Shaun Of The Dead. I do respect his opinion on movies. If he recommends something then I at least give it a chance even if I don't end up liking it.

[@macaroon6593]

This is what Bong was talking about in his Oscar speech

[@user-ey8yc7st7k]

Is that in rainbows

[@fernandogutierrez6538]

Is that in rainbows x2

[@macaroon6593]

It is! Great album. Not the best but a personal favorite.

[@user-ey8yc7st7k]

@@macaroon6593 Yeah, it's a masterpiece, Radiohead's the best

[@cinemacola6398]

Memories of Murder, The Host and Parasite are masterpieces and even calling them that is an understatement

[@asterginete3812]

I could listen to Quentin talk about movies all day. He just speaks with so much passion and you can clearly see he loves what he's doing.

[@aldenwest3641]

And it translates to his own movies too... You can tell you're experiencing an uncompromised passion project each time

[@ilck-ym-blals7385]

How do we lose the background noise on this video .is there a way ..like you say I love listening to him talk like this ....so relaxing.

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

Yeah he geeks out I love it

[@EdPlays1997]

YES! One of Hollywood's popular directors also likes Unbreakable. Such an underrated masterpiece.

[@MrHURRICANE43]

Say what you want about Shamalama but the film is amazing.

[@mohanicus]

fuckin excellent superhero films ever made.

[@brianmerritt5410]

It's not underrated, people put it next to 6th Sense in terms of Shayamalan's...er...2 masterpieces.

[@82easyrider]

He has two - but I can show you plenty of Hollywood directors who've got none but still recognized as "A-list". Give the guy a break.

[@degsbabe]

Along with 'Signs' and 'Sixth sense' true masterpieces. Tarantino would be proud.

[@neongoblet]

This guy is a walking movie encyclopedia!!

[@ZombieLincoln666]

John Bonham that was literally his job before he was a director - he worked at video archive

[@artcart3065]

Listen Edgar Wright's recommendation

[@artcart3065]

@@Promethouz yes dear friend, he is.

[@codybolo7803]

Well thats how you become the greatest filmmaker of all time with only 9 movies under your belt

[@v4v819]

Everyone is a walking encyclopedia, period, granted you got a mobile phone and internet access...

[@kirind.dragon1901]

Well Tarantino mentioned The host and memories of murder . Now he's going to fight boon joon ho for best director.

[@pedrosales1951]

And he lost

[@osh_hoq6217]

@@pedrosales1951 isn't it crazy 🤯 bong joon ho is so good!

[@kirind.dragon1901]

@@osh_hoq6217 mm

[@kylekondit9709]

@@pedrosales1951 and he doesnt care he was happy to see such a great movie win!

[@dennisjansson6239]

@@pedrosales1951 Unfortunately.

[@uberandy666]

I'm surprised he didn't mention "Oldboy".

[@nicolae600]

+uberandy666 I was sooo thinking about it right now,when scrollig down the page.

[@asankayahampath9451]

+uberandy666 yeah me too...

[@Infametheus]

He liked JSA better, I guess.

[@deckofcards87]

Oldboy, City Of God, Trainspotting.. surprising amount of classics left off kinda butt-hurt he didn't list toy story 2, he loved toy story 3 ...

[@Jha0601]

+uberandy666 American Oldboy is crap compared to the original Korean movie.

[@SquirtleLeader]

Memories of Murder is by far.. the best movie on the list. And it truly is one of the finest pieces of cinema ever crafted. Deserves a spot in the top 5 films of the last decade (2000-2009).

[@Ronan-zt7ez]

Squirtle Leader Its definitely in my top 5. Its a perfect balance of thriller, mystery and a little bit comedy. Also its one of the most beautiful movies i have ever seen. Zodiac by David Fincher is very similar to this. Based on real incidents and really detailed movies. Definitely watch worthy!

[@kostasmad1431]

Definitely agree!!!

[@adgato75]

It's the only movie I haven't seen on this list , gonna see it now

[@ayyrem]

Do you know any similar movies to that besides Zodiac?

[@wer123456]

@@ayyrem funny enough, yes. Not based on a real life scenario per se, but after you see it I hope you'll know why I recommended it. "Mother," also written-directed by Bong Joon Ho.

[@popskiptea8707]

The fact that Quentin likes Shaun of The Dead is just amazing

[@ToTheDisco24]

He is good friends with Edgar Wright, they even did a commentary together for Hot Fuzz, which is on KZbin if you’re interested

[@ECCENTRICERIC69]

Especially as Hot Fuzz is a far better Edgar Wright film and was Tarantinos favourite film of 2007!!

[@JeffVader39]

Why

[@psychomantis183]

Uh.. why is that amazing?..

[@patrickbyrne5070]

Also did a commentary on Spaced with the guys- which if you watched Soaced when it came out and knew it was incredible … but you NEVER would’ve guessed flippin Tarantino would be in the commentary years later. Kinda mind blowing

[@JoseBarceloniense]

Who else is here after Bong Joon Ho won four Academy Awards for 'Parasite'? And Bong thanked Tarantino for including his films in his list. :)

[@ezrasky3761]

I love that Quentin loved SPEED. He's right... it was one of the great theater experiences with a full crowd.

[@BatkoNashBandera774]

Tarantino has always been the film buff's film buff. His job at the video rental store has given him such a rich array of films to see even before he took up directing. Admirable list, fair to say I have seen very little of it. Great upload!

[@awesome420ication]

Yes! A list that's personal and not phony.

[@LVCMPA]

Wait, so Quentin started the "Shyamalamadingdong" joke?

[@CountElvis]

No, he got the idea from some obscure Italian director

[@Masjen10]

CountElvis which one?

[@DeckardWhite]

Magen it's a joke

[@TheMrlittletooth]

Abc Suite life of Zach and Cody did that.

[@tiger1chu]

I remember saying it back in 2003. Can't remember where i got it from

[@bonusduckmann9997]

I'm Korean and I'm struck on how much love Bong has been getting! One slight grudge I have now is that the other Korean Film Maestro Park Chan Wook isnt getting the same amount of love even though he is practically Bong's mentor. His gems include the all famous Old Boy, JSA (As mentioned in the list), and the Handmaiden. JSA in particular had such a powerful impact on me when i watched it for the first time when i was 15. Anyway, lots of good movies to see in Asian cinema.

[@sadiqurrahman9741]

Park Chan Wook's vengeance trilogy is awesome !!

[@foxskyful]

Shiri 1999 one of favourite movies of all time for me and was one of first movies that introduce me with Korean history, actors and cinematography

[@astrolillo]

fwiw i find park's movies more compelling and bong's movies very good but overrated; greetings from latin-america

[@419buckeye7]

Old boy is a masterpiece choi min sik is one of my favorite actors

[@289CHJL]

attack the gas station was the movie that got me interested in Korean film

[@BIGSAM-O-A]

Impressed with his choices. glad to see Friday get some love

[@AfroPlaylist]

Right! I keep telling people that film is low key masterful in what its able to pull off but I think because of its wacky sequels it kinda hurts its reputation.

[@Dwight2744]

I agree with you. The first one was funny, but it felt real and it had heart. The sequels were just caricatures of the original, even though I still liked Next Friday for what it was.

[@thesurfingviolinist]

I absolutely love this list. It's so...Tarantino.

[@albee_fuqtifanno8595]

+TheSurfingViolinist's India Adventures Agreed.Even the speed movie i can relate to as well.

[@thefearofg0ds758]

The fact that he had to take a break from the list to break down his reasoning for The Matrix placement shows how much those sequels broke our hearts lol. Forget a break up, those sequels and what became of this "franchise" is what heartbreak feels like.

[@joeschuh5580]

I get his reasoning for it but I don’t agree with it. Each film should be looked at individually for what it brought. Yes the sequels to that were terrible but the first film was an absolute masterpiece and one of the best films of all time at least top 20

[@jmcieslak0]

Reloaded is great, I will die on this hill

[@41illusion]

​@@jmcieslak0you may die alone on that hill, but to each their own 😂😂😂

[@mickyjankis9542]

Finally someone who appreciates korean movies, he included host and memories of murder two of my favourites in the list, Quentin tarantino your are the greatest

[@cevahirileri7594]

I love you, Tarantino.

[@VideoScrubZZ]

how many of these comments did u write??

[@k3biton]

He don't comment on this video kzbin.info/www/bejne/qZLQZ52EYt9qepo

[@LuxCurti]

You again ???

[@thatguyyouthoughtyouknewon7620]

Ah, there you are.

[@angelotrinidad6888]

Knock it off, we love you Quentin, but knock it off will ya.

[@CrazyDiamond75]

Hell I still watch Dazed and Confused every month. The attention to detail from the 70’s, the soundtrack, the characters and the sense of realism is just fantastic.

[@ervin500]

two movies from joon-ho bong...not bad quentin, memories of murder is definitely a masterpiece.

[@timvapid]

now everyone knows he's a genuis with parasite

[@bookeblade]

Still not as good as Se7en and zodiac.

[@majormononoke8958]

@@bookeblade mmm, Actually memories of a murder is at least on par with 7 ... Amd Zoidberg isnt that good, he allways fucks up ..

[@BruceWayne-rb3wq]

@@bookeblade Memories of murder is much more realistic and definitely better than both zodiac and seven

[@shabeebp9078]

@@bookeblade Memories of Murder is easily better than zodiac. (I haven't watched se7en yet). Because MoM looks more natural and simple, the movie includes a lot of satire and things also. And it was highly thrilling for me. Also zodiac came after that, and it looked like they adapted some parts from MoM

[@benjamingentile1660]

how great is it that Friday is on this list

[@thxlovefactor]

Lol same thing I said

[@umaa002]

Benjamin Gentile Friday is a masterpiece.

[@majestiks.a4411]

(After interview ends) Tarintino: "I WAS JUS BUUUULLLSHITING... AND U KNOW DIS, MAAAYYYYNNN"

[@vidiveniviciDCLXVI]

For real he has like 10 of my top 20 movies in his list, fucking ace! Was disappointed he didn't have Snatch in it.

[@johansmallberries9874]

Friday really is a great movie. Not just a stoner comedy. The whole thing is framed in one day, and it never tries to feel sorry for itself.

[@tysonmindham2986]

Couldn’t agree more with his talk on The Matrix, I love how the first one is a self contained film that wraps up nicely and makes you think a lot. But then came the sequels, which thoroughly explains everything and leaves nothing to the imagination, and adds to the lore making it come off more bloated than creative.

[@AoOniTV]

Was NOT expecting SPEED. . . .

[@PavanKumar-gu3cf]

Can u guys name the movie similar to battle royale where the teacher punishes the students in class..in the title there is god word i can't remember full name

[@johno3326]

One of the best chase films

[@Marx-Lennon]

@@VicenzoV As the Gods Will. Great flick

[@v4v819]

Watch that movie and tell me it doesn't hold up... Tell me you aren't on the edge of your seat til the bus is stops...

[@johno3326]

@@v4v819 all the way. Apart from the matrix, maybe bill and ted and John wick, speed is the best film he’s been in

[@DeepMoon45]

Unbreakable is a true masterpiece, so happy to hear that Tarantino has mad respect for it!

[@TheCleaner76]

Pity Glass was a terrible sequel

[@DeepMoon45]

@@TheCleaner76 Very big shame, I was so excited for it as well. The trailers made it seem like it was going to be fantastic

[@slamjackson2137]

Quentin’s love for Friday just warms my heart.

[@captainawesome830]

The man was a solid list of favorite movies. A lot of his movies are in my favorite movie list.

[@DannyBoy...]

***** Start with Oldboy.

[@DannyBoy...]

***** Start with Oldboy.

[@eirikwegga]

+Mike Honcho So are you Eli Roth or Robert Rodriguez? In any case this list is surprisingly weak.

[@karlmarx809]

Josh Vance Even Death Proof? Lol

[@lananass9324]

great list, but "memories of murder" is the best of this list, film sensationnel...

[@natethegreat7821]

These kinds of videos are PRICELESS. There is no finer well of gold than getting to hear your favorite director shout out movies that they’ve studied or have impacted them. The films I’ve discovered through my fav directors name dropping them have been masterclasses on cinema and I’d have never found them without these kinds of interviews/ videos!!!

[@mou.2]

The Host (2006), one of my favourite films. Didn't expect Tarantino to mention it though.

[@sandansaiyan5675]

mourizze i think that he loves both japanese and korean movies.if he did 50 favourite movies he also add other

[@징글벨-v5w]

the host is also bong joon ho's movie in my opinion boong joon ho's mother is a masterpiece

[@Filmythingss]

@@징글벨-v5w memories of murder is his best yet

[@LambFollower]

@@Filmythingss I thought Mother was better.

[@samw2670]

After saying battle royale ? Lmao

[@BollocksUtwat]

Very surprised at him picking Lost in Translation. Its so different to most of what he mentions. Love that one though.

[@paradoxicaljoy4923]

He did date Sofia though, so he may have been subdued in terms of including that one - it doesn't feel like his thing at all though... Having said that, it is a great film. And it features Scarlet Johansson's feet in every other scene. Tarantino must've been salivating.

[@AA-sn9lz]

@@paradoxicaljoy4923 it's not that Tarantino loves only violent films or fast features so-to-say. He appreciates all kinds of films. He is a true cinema lover

[@Smoove_J]

Lost in Translation is my favorite film of all time. This would have been the last movie I expected him to pick.

[@v4v819]

@@paradoxicaljoy4923 Remember, Tarantino has confessed, publicly, of his love of Rom-Coms... And that is one of the greatest- Rom-Coms- of all time. Plus he's a fan of Bill Murray movies- who isn't?

[@kamilkaminski757]

What he said about The Matrix is 100% true. A masterpiece, partly ruined by the abysmal sequels.

[@lovestruckcow]

So the forth one means it went into negative ranking? lol maybe this is the genius of the wachowskis. Let these incurable viruses fuck up their own choices

[@Alchemist1330]

Battle Royale is so good!

[@12345balla12345]

Alchemist1330 right! I love it, it's one of the best underrated movies ever! Way better then hunger games!

[@littleferrhis]

The plot makes no sense whatsoever. While the hunger games movie sucked at least the plot was believable. You have an evil government punishing the little states by killing off their kids with weapons that they could never use to turn against the government with, makes sense. BR just has “the adults want kids to stay in school and not do drugs” so they send them off to kill each other to...make them attend, when all but one of them is dead, and the one that survived is fucked up? Like it’s more fun to watch, especially when a bunch of stupid high school drama suddenly becomes real and bloody, but I wouldn’t call it a masterpiece.

[@ellarosie02]

littleferrhis it’s not only because they want them to stay in school. Juvenile crime rates are soaring, and the adults are literally terrified of their own children who are growing increasingly violent and more anarchist

[@gestaposantaclaus]

littleferrhis the BR book also has a totalitarian plot line.

[@fullmetal1666]

@@trendybistro lmao like you?

[@theversusverses]

"M. Night Shyamalamadingdong".

[@Lwydius]

Unbreakable ... in my top three superhero movies. The other two are Watchmen & V for Vendetta

[@muditjoshi7960]

Lwydius finally found someone with same favourite superhero movies as me..

[@harshchoudhary9623]

Dark knight logan The Avengers

[@IreneBento33]

Yes Quentin, high five to that! Battle Royale is a true masterpiece!!

[@JakeNaughtFromStateFarm]

Hell yeah. Battle Royale is what Hunger Games should have been. I tried to get people to watch it when I heard how great HG was, but they didn't want to "read" a movie. Such a shame because they missed out on a fantastic film.

[@kasperrds6968]

+razberryclownsac Battle Royale is based on a book of the same name, so let them read that! ;)

[@vodcc4463]

Irina Parris kind of did with Hunger Games.

[@codekhalil6437]

Hunger games shared some similarities with Battle Royale with cheese...but thats about it. It was nowhere NEARLY the movie Battle Royale was.

[@jackhall9268]

Dam your a dime. Hit me up

[@TheEpicImpaler]

Tarantino is Team America fan! *FUCK YEAH*

[@HaerinPaul]

Every movie on this Tarantino list is a masterpiece that every true movie fan should watch! Respect to Tarantino for recommending Bong Joon-ho's movies a long time ago. Tarantino knew a master filmmaker when he saw one.

[@OllieByGolly]

Some don't seem to understand the difference between "favorite" and "best". For example... I think Citizen Kane is one of the best movies ever made, but, The Beast from 20,000 Fathoms is one of my all-time favorites. If both movies were playing on different cable networks at the same time, I'd be watching Ray Harryhausen work his magic!

[@willitomko5350]

OllieByGolly I think that distinction is unnecessary. because for example who cares if you made the best [anything] if hardly anyone likes it?

[@imposter6935]

I thought I was the only one who believed in this concept

[@andreadamon2197]

@@willitomko5350 Exactly. And also, your favorite will also be the best to you

[@changruiwei6164]

Memories of Murders was such a masterpiece

[@volo7877]

1 year after watching I'm still thinking of the feeling I got then.

[@HDsharp]

I never understood why it is considered a masterpiece. I like the Korean film Chaser more.

[@Genrl_IBS]

@@HDsharp I love the film's ending. I think the end is poetically beautiful. During the film, you know, you have these characters trying to catch this killer who just keeps slipping away. It's frustrating and tiring to the detectives. Eventually, they are drove to their limits. Spoilers. But, when the movie ends, it takes place when the main detective is far away from that life. When he goes to where the first body was found and he meets the girl who told him about the killer being there, it's the closest he's ever been to him. To knowing who it was. Long after the chase. And when he looks at the audience during the final shot, he is looking to the killer who could be watching the film, being the closest to the real killer as well. That was the director's hope at least, that the killer the story is based on would see it. And he did, said it was a great film. I hope this paragraph made some sense.

[@HDsharp]

@@Genrl_IBS So they never caught the killer who did killers even after all this time?

[@Genrl_IBS]

@@HDsharp They caught him in 94 his name was Lee chun jae

[@auldscouse]

No Country For Old Men is missing? The last film to actually deserve a Best Picture Oscar.

[@theonlyguiltymaninshawshan7909]

I didn’t fully appreciate “Unbreakable” until I had a few days to think about it, to reflect on it. Then it hit me. A terrific film, the ultimate “superhero coming to terms with his powers and understanding his place in the world” story, properly paced, M. Night’s best and, yes, Bruce’s finest performance. Some people don’t appreciate the kind of performance Bruce can bring, and he doesn’t always bring it. But when the story and character mesh just so with Bruce’s style… it’s magic. He’s not just an action star. M. Night gets the best out of Bruce on the low-key celluloid endeavors.

[@soyelkechu]

That's exactly what happened to me.

[@tessierashpoolmg7776]

Willis was astounding in 12 Monkeys as well.

[@Montano76]

Isnt one of the girls from Battle Royale the character from Kill Bill Volume 1 with the spike ball and chain? Does Quentin Tarantino use the same actors from his previous movies and ideas for his future ideas?

[@jacobbenavides8238]

Yep, she played chigusa the girl in the yellow jogging suit

[@FnRnMr]

Yeah man. He uses quite a lot as a reference. Kill Bill has the most reference actually. The man making the swords is Sonny Chiba who played in a Japanese film he likes. Like the heist scenario of reservoir dogs was taken from City on Fire by a Hong Kong film but showed it from a different perspective. Look it up. It's quite cool.

[@brianmerritt5410]

+TheBomb100 Yeah, he likes using actors that he himself is a fan of. Makes total sense, right?

[@brianmerritt5410]

***** I've read Lady Snowblood and seen the movie and it has a very similar plot.

[@knugenavswarje734]

How come I never noticed that? Asian probably.

[@paulstaker8861]

This list is just Ace man. I have to put "watching movies with Quentin" in my bucket list.

[@coolbrett]

Glad he likes Dazed and Confused. That's really underrated. Same with Lost in Translation

[@CitizenToxie72]

Brett Wilson HAHAH neither of those are underrated at all. Lost In Translation is one of the most popular movies of all time

[@coolbrett]

CitizenToxie72 Uh no it's not. People know it, but it's certainly not loved by all

[@CitizenToxie72]

Brett Wilson haha dude it's insanely popular. you don't know what youre talking about.

[@willitomko5350]

Brett Wilson I fell +CitizenToxie72 has a point: most other movies by Linklater and Coppola that seem to be much less known (and liked) - with the obvious exceptions, the most glaring being "Boyhood". I mean, how very few people have even seen "Somewhere"?

[@George-jj2tp]

Hi

[@crsurfvideo]

Unbreakable is the most underrated film of the last 30 years

[@karlmarx809]

crsurfvideo No that's The Village

[@iputmyhandonthestove3533]

The village is his masterpiece In time people will realize

[@yournamehere6002]

yeah no

[@우리뿌옹이]

fuck no

[@dennisjansson6239]

Yes, its one of ONLY 3 films by Shyamalan i think is good, even great. The otheer 2 are absolutely The Sixth Sense & Split.

[@Fabo100]

I like how he picked so many lowkey classics and some of my all time favorites....Shaun of the Dead, Dazed and Confused, Friday, Unbreakable, some really great films there

[@justtoolit6051]

Pulp Fiction is my favorite movie

[@mirthkon]

Really great to have "The Insider" included on this list. An overlooked masterpiece.

[@gojirrarox2137]

Lets go, battle royale is his favorite of those, what a legend

[@E92TilInfinity]

dazed and confused fuck yeah had a feeling he would say this

[@mcrettable]

it's so awesome how i've seen korean movies that he has on the list before watching this and loved them

[@mcrettable]

it's awesome that korean movies are getting recognized in north america

[@withnail-and-i]

How is its awesome? Always been the case

[@sandansaiyan5675]

mcrettable because today they are cool than american with a philosofy,great actors etc.I wish that in our country was also a lot of good movies

[@LeonardStauffer]

I’m a simple man. When QT talks about movies, I listen.

[@the_venomous_viper1234]

Tarantino liking Fight Club just seems so *right*

[@jccanizal6410]

Yep

[@danka1167]

a lot of fatherless guys really love that movie and I have no idea why.

[@artygunnar]

Memories of a Murder is one of my favorite movies, Tarantino is an amazing director, but also a fan, and the movies here are some of the best I've watched, and dog gone it, he's right about the matrix

[@sagarjakka6092]

When it come to Tarantino first I hit the like button and then watch video, because every word he speaks is just like movie dialogue and he is pure soo pure like a baby physical he might grew but he has that baby charm, has enthusiasm for every bit of detail in the world and for new things. Great guy soo much dedication, he didn't attended any school now his work is studied is most of the filming schools. Irony bro. He said he will make only 10 movies and then retire, but I wish atleast he writes. Kudos brother.

[@igkgigoh]

Well here are some movies I never heard of... but I'm glad he did the "M. Night Shamalamadingdong" like I always do

[@Akasacarafilm]

Kinda remind us that film is about what you feel. YES. YOU !!!. Not some IMDBslashTomatoesslashMojoslashMetaslashOscaraaficionadoscrackpot...

[@Blodia1990]

amen

[@theminingbat]

1992: Reservoir Dogs 1993: Schindler's List 1994: Pulp Fiction 1995: Se7en 1996: Fargo 1997: Neon Genesis Evangelion: The End of Evangelion 1998: Central Station 1999: Magnolia 2000: Memento 2001: Spirited Away 2002: City of God 2003: Oldboy 2004: Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2005: Batman Begins 2006: The Prestige 2007: There Will Be Blood 2008: The Dark Knight 2009: Inglourious Basterds 2010: Incendies 2011: Drive 2012: The Master 2013: Prisoners 2014: Whiplash 2015: Anomalisa 2016: La La Land 2017: Blade Runner 2049 2018: Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 2019: Parasite 2020: I'm Thinking of Ending Things

[@samcooper7425]

This is a really good list bro

[@hydqjuliilq27]

End of Evangelion is an interesting pick, and in the same year as princess mononoke.

[@swagatata]

Good list, except Magnolia

[@comradejosephstalinoftheus8698]

Your list is great, I agree with most of these. Here's mine: 1990:GoodFellas 1991:Silence of the Lambs 1992:Hard Boiled 1993:Schindler's List 1994:Chungking Express 1995:Toy Story(I haven't seen most movies from this year) 1996:Fargo 1997:Hard Eight 1998:The Big Lebowski 1999:The Matrix 2000:In the Mood for Love 2001:Spirited Away 2002:Hero 2003:Oldboy (but I haven't seen Memories of Murder, yet) 2004:The Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind 2005:Lady Vengeance 2006:The Host 2007:No Country for Old Men 2008:The Dark Knight or In Bruges 2009:Mother 2010:Social Network 2011:The Raid: Redemption 2012:Life of Pi 2013:Snowpiercer 2014:Whiplash 2015:The Lobster 2016:The Wailing 2017:Blade Runner 2049 2018:Hereditary or Spider-Man: Into the Spider-Verse 2019:Parasite 2020:I'm Thinking of Ending Things

[@comradejosephstalinoftheus8698]

Good question, Inception used to be my favorite film of all time, but its since gone way further down. Social Network is in my top 20 though.

[@HDitzzDH]

I was surprised to hear him mention "Friday", classic movie.

[@MC_1993]

It’s a very underrated movie. I feel like it’s a time capsule. Hilarious. Dramatic. Almost like a goodfellas for the hood. Almost.

[@simonfuller6194]

Great to see that Lost in Translation is in there. Masterpiece

[@seranatus]

Baloney it's a "masterpiece". If Bill Murray weren't in it, and she weren't Coppola's daughter (and all the money and influence that provides) the film would have to settle for good effort. It is not underrated, it's overrated. The fact that he listed it in his top 20 (and not Crank, Snatch, or Lock, Stock and Two Smoking Barrels - obviously movies he'd wished he'd made, they're in his style) is ludicrous.

[@brianmerritt5410]

He kinda dated the director, so....maybe some bias. But just because it's not for everyone, doesn't mean it's bad. And it's QUENTIN'S favorites, so fuck haters.

[@seranatus]

+Brian Merritt "Kinda dated" you mean, slept with? If that's a good reason for listing her film, then that's a laughable criterion for his list, and probably sexist now that I think about it. And that's the point, his list is ridiculous. He is (in interviews at least) an unreliable persona mostly interested in being a self-styled provocateur.

[@seranatus]

+squ34ky2 My only hope is that others read this as sarcasm--very nice. A dying art form these days.

[@Crunch_Buttsteak]

simon fuller Loved that movie since I saw it when I was in high school. Just bought the blu ray steelbook now just need some Suntory!

[@gemmaportillo7047]

Seeing this video and reading all the goods comments about “Memories of Murder” made me see the film and OH BOY WHAT A MOVIE!! One of my favorite movies of all time

[@brettbakner3174]

For someone who loves story, character, and dialogue, I can't believe he didn't mention one Coen Brother's movie

[@joshuadunne]

Easy: they aren't that good. Their best movie is Fargo, and even then I can name 20 other movies that are better.

[@TrevorParsnips]

@@joshuadunne stfu fool

[@joshuadunne]

@Grant B. Yeah, a bunch of people liked Crossroads too, doesn't make 'em right.

[@giusepperesponte8077]

@Grant B. how can a minority be vast? When you say “vast majority,” you’re saying “vast” to describe the size of the majority. If anything, the term you used - “vast minority” - would mean a large minority, like 49% for example.

[@johnnyangel9163]

@Grant B. Oh the trouble with the Coen Brothers is thst they out kitch or out clever their films.What about LA CONFIDENTIAL?

[@ThaoNguyen-hx1pj]

Top 20 my favorite movies of all time (no particular order) 1. Mulholland Drive 2. Paris, Texas 3. Rashomon 4. Midnight Cowboy 5. Sunset Blvd 7. American Beauty 8. Psycho 9. Fargo 10. The legend of 1900 11. Eternity and a Day 12. Moonrise Kingdom 13. In Bruges 14. 8 1/2 15. Lawrence of Arabia 16. Brazil 17. Taxi Driver 18. 2001 : A Space Odyssey 19. The Night of the Hunter 20. Citizen Kane

[@Methodman88]

I thought he would've had Oldboy there in all honesty

[@dr.juerdotitsgo5119]

Oldboy is soooooo good. The original, not that spike lee bullshit.

[@mundicox8951]

Always said the same about the Matrix Trilogy. If they didn't make the second and third, it would have been even more legendary and substantial.

[@dementiaboy8295]

I just can't see QT sitting still through "Dogville." QT, you continue to fascinate me; may film continue to fascinate you.

[@piggyknowles1708]

lol I can see him getting all excited at the end. :)

[@dementiaboy8295]

Ewwww....so true!!

[@little27gonzo]

i can't see him sitting down watching Shaun of the dead lol

[@dementiaboy8295]

I couldn't sit through Shaun of the Dead!! I did, though. I can't say it enriched my life, but I can see why it developed a following.

[@bookeblade]

I thought it was boring, when I started watching the first 15 minutes, but I went back to give it a rewatch. And it was amazing. One of my all time favorite movies.

[@gillettecrackers]

I really like all of these films. What a unique list.

[@GamePhysics]

M. Night Shamalamadingdong! xD

[@tlots2345]

The first 45 minutes of the matrix is sublime.

[@tessierashpoolmg7776]

Matrix was a real game changer. Too bad the Wachowskis became all full of themselves due to it's success.

[@YoungPadawan85]

i can totally appreciate and understand the criticism against the sequels for harming the lasting effect and impact of the original, but i very much enjoy the sequels regardless and i can still enjoy the original as though there was no context of any sequels to the franchise Tarantino himself in this video even so much as says if it weren't for the sequels he would have had the original in the number two spot, if the sequels were that much of step down then why can't we just conduct the necessary little bit of mental gymnastics to pretend like the seuqles don't exist so that we can still let the orignal stand in it's full and proper glory, i still see the orignal in this way, hard to replicate the orignal impact in the sequels because by then the cat was already out of the bag regarding all the front loaded intellectual and philosophical content that the original was just brimming with

[@foxskyful]

@@YoungPadawan85 Thats one of problem, like he said you didnt know what to expect with Matrix 1, but after putting so high standard and having more expedition for sequel its normal people were disappointed. Even I at first didnt like Matrix 2, but after soem time and watching again I started to like more Matrix 2 and 3 and enjoy and appreciate more sequel

[@shmoriy]

mine all time. 1: Snatch 2: Inglorious Bastards 3: Monsters Inc 4: Pulp Fiction 5: The Departed 6: Fight Club 7: Oceand 11 8: Res. Dogs 9: Hero 10: Kill Bill 1 Snatch is beyond a master piece.

[@theducvu5196]

Snatch is quite an experience. So underrated.

[@haloljt]

+shmoriy you didn't even include tarantino's best watch some foreign movies!

[@brandocalrissian3294]

I'm really surprised he didn't list "Falling Down".

[@tanishreviewsfilm2223]

Such an underrated masterpiece

[@johnnyangel9163]

Or About Schmidt!

[@ahmedmohsn5429]

Tarantino should make a KZbin channel talking about movies, I'd listen to him for hours without being bored, This is perfect.

[@BasedOnParody]

Memories of murder my top 10 as well :)

[@Shinisoup]

Why did this come up when I searched for Old Boy?

[@MrNashiro]

Because we were all expecting it to be on this list... crazy right?

[@justin4428]

bout time someone mentioned Dazed and Confused... much respect for the Friday shoutout

[@digitalboxemma6734]

His movie taste is so random, exactly like mines 🖖

[@elikubler-ross5997]

2 movies of Joon-ho Bongs? Get a room :D

[@lightweightiseverything5068]

Battle Royal was a great film! I would have never heard of it, if I did not watch your video. TY!

[@travisbickle1601]

Add Once Upon a Time in Hollywood to the best ever hangout movies

[@jackschwagger]

You spelled The Hateful Eight wrong

[@derajnitram1882]

All this proves is that film as a whole is subjective.

[@DodderingOldMan]

+deraj nitram Ha, yeah. I love him as a filmmaker, but he certainly has different tastes to me...

[@yakfizzle]

+deraj nitram it's art, of courses it is.

[@haloljt]

+deraj nitram He has some really solid picks. Boogie Nights, Memories of Murder (!!!), JSA and the Host I did not expect to see on his list

[@derajnitram1882]

Benjamin Ljunggren Yes he does, I'm just saying my list would be different than his list, and there's nothing wrong with that.

[@MrBeastknows]

+deraj nitram I don't believe it's truly that subjective. There is definitely the fact that a movie can be just plain bad or good. It's more about what good movies are your favorite. Opinions that a good movie is bad is simply the person's douchiness not wanting to love a film everyone else loves.

[@ulfingvar1]

So glad he loves Anything Else, one of my top Allen films, too.

[@sehajmahajan4683]

Unbreakable and memories of murder are underrated masterpieces

[@NostalgiNorden]

Alot of people give Keanu Reeves shit but he is in 2 of the best movies of the last 20 years(According to QT) ;)

[@wirecardauditingintern2020]

Who the fuck has ever given Keanu shit? He is like the god of the internet XD

[@user_8982]

The whole internet dickrides him wtf

[@adamfurey7320]

What he is like the most loved guy in Hollywood that’s bs

[@nekitamol1k242]

@@wirecardauditingintern2020 A lot of people do give him shit as an actor though, and deservedly so. Has given plenty of terrible performances in his career.

[@colem6913]

@@nekitamol1k242 Yeah his line delivery could not be more wooden at times but he still somehow manages to be great in most things he's in.

[@robertrecchia2642]

Battle Royale, Dazed & Confused & Boogie Nights...couldn’t agree more

[@cevahirileri7594]

I love you,Quentin.

[@ryansettani9189]

UNBREAKABLE, the most underrated movie ever!!

[@seanc41556]

He knows the rules he didn't talk about fight club

[@circularsky]

Boogie Nights!

[@Zenigotcha]

Omg I love Memories of Murder too!!!!!!!!! Its one of my favourite films of all time. Ahhhhhhhhh!!!!!!!

[@jonasaklin3406]

The most informative video on KZbin.

[@dikhed1983]

Man, I love Dazed and Confused ♡