Quentin Tarantino has revealed his personal favorite movies made since 1992 - do you agree?
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But there's one movie I just don't understand from his list:
Speed. Really? Speed? I mean I enjoy mocking it as much as the next person, and I do a fantastic impression of Sandra Bullock saying, "I've got GUM on my seat, GUM!", but....Speed?
As for my picks?
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Top 20 Movies Since 1992
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(in no particular order)
1. Rob Roy
2. The Usual Suspects
3. The Shawshank Redemption
4. Snatch
5. Anchorman
6. Spirited Away
7. Howl's Moving Castle
8. The Big Lebowski
9. Jurassic Park
10. Kill Bill, Vol. 1 & 2
11. Clerks
12. Pride & Prejudice
13. Pirates of the Caribbean
14. The Nightmare Before Christmas
15. Army of Darkness
16. Lemony Snicket's A Series of Unfortunate Events
17. Stardust
18. Love Actually
19. The Ref
20. Sense and Sensibility
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Bunny & Ebert gives his list two thumbs down.
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M$
The one son there that I have seen I'll agree with, especially on the matrix movies *shudder*. I think what amazes me most about the list is his inclusion of the Japanese cult hit Battle Royale as his #1.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Battle_Royale_(film)
(A movie most people should see.)
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M$
They're mostly good, but really the absolute best?
The only one on the list that might make my own list is The Insider.
Obviously he couldn't select his own films for the list, but I can, so I'd definitely have Pulp Fiction. And overall my list would be less quirky with more of the big popular hits, things like Lord of the Rings, A Beautiful Mind, Forrest Gump, Titanic, Gladiator.
I might have one or two quirky ones of my own, like Dogma, but they wouldn't be the same as his.
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Although, to Quentin's credit, coming up with a list of 20 movies can be harder than it seems, at least for me. I was going to post my own top 20, but can't think of more than 5 or 6, and those are too embarrassing to share.
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M$20 There Will Be Blood
19. Anchorman
18. Leaving Las Vegas
17. The Aviator
16. Boogie Nights
15. Fargo
14. Forrest Gump
13. Broken Flowers
12. Sideways
11. Collateral
10. Jackie Brown
9. Matchstick Men
8. The Dark Knight
7. In Bruges
6. The Wrestler
5. The Big Lebowski
4. Heat
3. Casino
2. The Departed
1. Pulp Fiction
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It is odd. The films he produces are not that good either. I mean Hostel or Hell ride? I really don't understand that. I mean he is one of the best screen writers and directors ever. He is up their with Kubrick and Scorsese, and I think he is better than legendary director Sidney Lumet. Anyway his list is odd,but he is an odd guy, which is why I love him.
I agree that Tarantino is one of the best and Pulp Fiction would probably be number one on my list if I sat down and thought about it but his list is odd.
Also, Shaun of the Dead is one of the better (comedy) horror movies.
Speed is good, but never have made my top-20, same as Police Story 3, nor Team America: World Police (WTF?)
But, for anyone who has not yet seen 'Battle Royale', please do. It is highly advisable!
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Really. I know that no one gave that movie much credit, but I thought it had a delightful dark moodiness that most people relish in Tim Burton. Mass audiences who love Jim Carey flocked expecting to see something different, and I think it didn't get a fair shake. I stand by it, and think that with different publicity, released at a different time it would've found a nerdy audience (like myself) to love it. ;)
Series of unfortunate events? Really? Oh well... I voted you best answer anyway.