Comments on: Quentin Tarantino Lists the 12 Greatest Films of All Time: From Taxi Driver to The Bad News Bears

Q.T. is by far one of the most, if not the most entertaining film makers of all time. He always hints a brilliant sense of humor that goes along with the violence. His choice of actors for every ...

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It is all about Blow Out! While his love for Casulties is much publicized it is Blow out that makes Depalma his favorite director. Carlitos Way is not the same without viewing Blow Out. It is Lov...

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Tarentino is the best filmmaker currently going in my opinion. I love all his movies and there are just so much fun!

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Tarantino is a lousy filmmaker with lousy taste. The few titles on here that aren't C-plus quality stuff are what you'd expect to find as the favorite films of a reviewer in 'TV Guide.' Tarantino...

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good movie

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Interesting that he didn't mention Lady Snowblood or Bande à part

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Tarantino's favorite movie of the past 20 years is "Battle Royale," a Japanese film which he loves so much that he wishes that he'd made it.

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and Fellini, Antonioni, Tarkovski, Bresson, Cronenberg...

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Curious that he preferred Friedkin's Sorcerer, a re-make of Clouzot's "Wages of Fear," to the original. Perhaps he respects Friedken's almost purely visual approach to the story: there are long s...

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Very surprised by his lack of Asian films on this list.

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Tarantino has consistently placed "Blow Out" (De Palma) and "Rio Bravo" (Hawks) in his top 5. Both absent from your list. http://wiki.tarantino.info/index.php/Tarantino's_favorite_films

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"One really must see it to appreciate it." Not to be a fatuous dick, but how is this different than absolutely every movie on this list?

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I don't know if it has been said but Rolling Thunder is from 1977 not 1997

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Put at least Clockwork Orange on this list.

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BNB? Walter Matthau paired with Tatum Oneil? Feggedaboutit! It's a great sports movie that just happens to feature children.

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