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The Quentin Tarantino Archives have got their hands on the director's rundown of the year, which yields some surprising results.
His #1 movie was Woody Allen's Midnight In Paris. It's an unexpected choice, but not underserving: it was smart, sweet and pretty damn funny, with some spot-on portrayals of '20s icons by the supporting cast.
Elsewhere, his list mixes the mainstream with the offbeat (The Artist and Our Idiot Brother tie in 10th place!), and there are some shocks (The Three Musketeers? Surely an ironic joke...) and he was also kind enough to supply lists of other films he enjoyed, his favourite screenplays, and his worst films of the year.
The Movie Critic has been revealed this week, purporting to be Quentin Tarantino's final film if he sticks with 10.
Check Out all Quentin Tarantino Movies Ranked before we dive into his last outing - The Movie Critic.
The legendary writer-director shares his love of movies in his revealing Cinema Speculation Quentin Tarantino has firmly secured his position among our most important screenwriters and directors, arguably the finest of his generation. Granted, it took me a long time to appreciate this fact.
I agree with some of his list but some of it is just not right...I'm a little surprised at some of his selection on what he liked and what he didn't like to be honest with you. He just doesn't seem to be the type of person to like some of the movies that he chose.