Quentin Tarantino's Inglourious Basterds is better than Pulp Fiction

[QUOTE=dunksby]Who is this retard?[/QUOTE]

+1. who says they don't like kill bill and reservoir dogs? come on ..

I agree with the op. Pulp Fiction is in my top 20, but I like Inglorious Bastards better. It's hilarious as fukk. I put Waltz character on the same scale as Jackson's character in PF. Once again Brad Pitt proved that he has range. I enjoyed the dialogues more in this movie, which is crazy because most of it was subtitle.

Pulp Fiction Always For The Win.

Just got around to seeing this film, around three years late of course, but that's just about on time for me. I read through this thread and I saw some latent annoyance with Eli Roth. This happens to be the only movie I know him from. I read up a little and saw he made the Hostel movies, which I have not seen (nor want to). Is that where the displeasure for Roth comes from? Because I thought his initial appearance in Inglourious Basterds was one of the greatest entrances in movie history. I didn't know who the hell the actor was at the time but his gait on the approach, the way he asks, "You get that for killin' Jews?", and the manner with which he nods in feign understanding when the German says, "Bravery" produced one hell of a cinematic moment.

I actually liked the full scene, featuring Pitt's nonchalant reference to "The Bearrrr Jewwwww" but here's just the appearance portion: [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tlw2YpBIq2Q[/url]

Full: [url]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dLnr0yWtskc[/url]

Also, great movie. Definitely resonated.

i agree wholeheartedly.

[QUOTE=JohnnySic]Both are overrated.[/QUOTE]


they are so over the top and different that people just go crazy and say its art and incredible

[QUOTE=leopoldstotch]+1. who says they don't like kill bill and reservoir dogs? come on ..[/QUOTE]
reservoir dogs is cool and everything but its nowhere near the beauty that pulp fiction is. nowehere. [I][B]bitch[/B][/I].