I wish I actually cared about Tarantino still but I just can't bring myself to actually get excited over anything he does or says.

Yes! Waltz was fantastic in 'Basterds' glad to see him teaming up with Tarantino again. I'm so-so with it being a western but I won't judge until I see it.

What's with the picture in the article though? They must have a strong dudebro relationship to let him bite his ear.

Oh yes, if I had to pick my favorite movie from Tarantino, it would have to be Pulp Fiction. Man, that is his best work. 1994 had sooo many good movies and music, I wish I could go back to this time.

He is hit or miss with me. I like some films, and not others. I just have to be interested. In Gran Torino it was the car that kept me interested.

I hated Inglorious Basterds it was a borefest but Kill Bill was awesome.

kill bill was awesome it seems like none of you like kungfu movies.

After Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction & Jackie Brown, Tarantino seems to have let the whole Hollywood Director of the Month thing go to his head. He got his ass handed to him by Rodriguez when they both directed there double feature films. Rodriguez's film was awesome & completely entertaining from start to finish, wheras Deathproof was a waste of film, that was so potential filled that it was actually painful to watch, as I thought Kurt Russell was brilliant & the whole premise & character idea was the most awesome, original idea for a serial killer since Hannibal Lecter. Considering how psychotic, & freaky they could have taken Stuntman Mike too, & the potential to make him Freddy & Jason-esque type horror legend......Quentin just obviously sniffed too much coke, & wrote a script with one of the potential all time greatest horror movie protagonists, & filled the script with blank pages of character dialogue, instead filling the pages with shot descriptions of try hard, over blown, exploitation crap that was like a 3rd graders idea of hardcore porn. I mean, I don't remember ever seeing a film with so much wasted film footage of tight denim shorts on sexy chicks asses, or cleavage & the like, that failed to add anything to the film, expect extreme boredom, & fans of the director (like myself), scratching our heads thinking, what the f$ck is this guy doing. And to add insult to injury, we finally get a bit of action & one of the most awesome, creative ways to kill a victim in a horror, serial killer movie in a loooong time, then the piece of crapfest goes back to another 30mins of drawn out, snorefest stalking, & when that turd of an idea finally gets converted into Stuntman Mike going in for a multiple kill scenario.....Tarantino turns one of the supposed victims into another stuntman(girl), & the other 2 girls into complete M.M.A's baddasses that could beat down the entire UFC roster, & they all of a sudden the women are extra's out of Kill Bill or Foxforce 5. Tarantino then turns Russell's once awesome character into a complete pussy, that goes from hunter to hunted & not only goes on the defence from these chicks, but also runs from them & cries like a pussy. Not too believable considering he was prreviously capable of putting his life on the line, along with previous victims, by having major high speed, head on crashes that put him in hospital with casts & braces on him all over the place.

Quite liked Inglorious Basterds, I'd say it was his best film since Pulp Fiction (that's not saying too much though).

I loved both Reservior Dogs and Pulp Fiction and would say both were two of the best and most inspirational films of the 90s. I enjoyed True Romance and From Dusk Till Dawn was entertaining enough. Jackie Brown was a bit of a let down and I think it was the start of Tarantinos ego taking over. Four Rooms was awful (although his story was the best of the 4 it was still pretty bad). I hated the Kill Bill films, the dialogue was embarrassing and the characters were terrible - considering these were the two elements that made Dogs and Pulp such great movies, it's hard to believe the same guy wrote and directed them.

I think Tarantino is just a major movie geek that took his obsession to a new level. Good on him, but we've seen the best Tarantino has to offer we'll never see another Pulp Fiction from him.

Would also like to say that I don't like the way Tarantino gets away with ripping off other film makers. He's the biggest rip off artist in the business yet he seems to get away with it because he is "paying homage" - bulls**t, he's ripping off, plain and simple anybody who has seen any of the films that he "pays homage" to knows this. It will be interesting to see how many close up shots of eyes we get in this spaghetti western as he pays homage to Sergio Leone.

I understand though, he's a movie geek and movies are where he draws his inspiration, but it means that all we get from him are his rehashed/remixed visions of old cult movies. It was a relatively new approach to movie making back in the 90s but it's rather old and transparent now.

Just tell me when I can buy it.

i hope he has hss a role for michael parks.