[onewhippedpuppy]

Originally Posted by intakexhaust

Good for chit chat here. I know quite a few that DO NOT like his movies. Too bad for them.

I like how he test the extreme's. His attitude and the hell with the PC mentals. It almost seems as if he doesn't care whether one likes the movie or not. He pulls no stops. Bold, shock artsy, but they all have depth. Fine choice of actors in his flicks. His mind must be overwound. The ideas he comes up with and intensity.

The best of his I would pick (in no particular order)

Inglorious Basterds, Django Unchained, Reservoir Dogs, Dusk till Dawn, Jackie Brown.

Some of the Kill Bill. Pulp Fic, ok...

I absolutely get the impression that he doesn't care what we think. He has a vision and allows it to play out on the screen. From an artistic standpoint I respect that, he doesn't pander to the lowest common denominator.

I consider Pulp Fiction to be a modern classic.