The 10 Best Quentin Tarantino Films Of All Time (According To IMDb)

The 10 Best Quentin Tarantino Films Of All Time (According To IMDb)

Quentin Tarantino is one of the most uniquely creative directors out there. Decades in the business produced many movies and here are the best of all!

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Not a lot of directors attain a legendary status over the course of their careers, which is what makes Quentin Tarantino’s accomplishment all the more special. The legendary director has utilized his signature style of directing to craft what are definitely some of the most iconic films of all time.

While most people might write off Tarantino’s films as being nothing more than stylized gorefests, these people are missing out on some absolute genius pieces of storytelling. To be honest, all of Tarantino’s movies are worth a watch. However, if you wish to start out with the very best and then slowly move on to more niche experiences, here’s a list of the best Tarantino films of all time, as per IMDb.

10 Death Proof (2007) — 7.0/10

Out of all of Tarantino’s films, Death Proof is easily the least spectacular of the lot. Featuring Kurt Russel as a homicidal maniac who kills young women in his “Death Proof” car, the film has brief flashes of brilliance but is bogged down by inconsequential moments that serve no purpose for the grand narrative.

The movie is so mediocre that Tarantino himself has gone on record to say that Death Proof is his worst movie, although he does proceed to say that it was a left-handed movie so if this was as bad as he was going to get, then his future is certainly promising.

9 Jackie Brown (1997) — 7.5/10

A homage to the blaxploitation films of the 70s, Jackie Brown is one of Tarantino’s more unknown works that deserve more recognition. While the film might admittedly start off at a relatively slow pace, the pace picks up in the second half to make for an entertaining ride.

The fact that Samuel L. Jackson has named Ordell Robbie — the character he plays in the film — to be one of his favorite roles of all time is proof enough of just how underrated this movie actually is. The IMDb rating doesn’t do justice to this gem.

8 Once Upon a Time In Hollywood (2019) — 7.7/10

The latest film by Quentin Tarantino is a slow-paced drama that enables the director to explore different facets of his directing technique, placing greater emphasis on moment-to-moment interactions and slow-paced storytelling.

Of course, it wouldn’t be a Tarantino film without some over-the-top violence, which Once Upon A Time In Hollywood delivers in spades in what is undoubtedly one of the most bombastic and unexpected finales in cinema history.

7 The Hateful Eight (2015) — 7.8/10

A movie that does justice to the thriller genre, The Hateful Eight is a masterful movie by Tarantino, combining an excellent narrative along with surprising plot twists to make for an incredibly entertaining.

A star-studded ensemble cast certainly helps increase the allure of the movie. Anyone who calls themselves a Tarantino buff should find it in their best interests to watch this absolute gem of a movie.

6 Kill Bill: Vol. 2 (2004) — 8.0/10

The Kill Bill series is an excellent tale of The Bride — Beatrix Kiddo — as she raises hell to exact revenge on the people who crashed her wedding and killed the people closest to her, before leaving her for dead.

The second part of the story deals with Beatrix taking care of the remaining members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, before encountering Bill — the father of the child she finds out is alive all along — and ending his life with the Five Point Palm Exploding Heart Technique.

5 Kill Bill: Vol. 1 (2003) — 8.1/10

While the second volume of Kill Bill might wrap up the story and provide a satisfactory conclusion, the first part is an absolute visual spectacle, contributing to some of the most iconic imagery in pop culture by a country mile.

From the attainment of a legendary blade from Hattori Hanzō all the way to the iconic fight scene at the House Of Blue Leaves, there’s no shortage of memorable moments in the first volume of Kill Bill.

4 Inglourious Basterds (2009) — 8.3/10

A war film that takes a unique perspective on World War II and the assassination of Hitler, Inglorious Basterds is a cinematic masterpiece, showing everything that Tarantino is famous for when it comes to his directing chops.

This visual spectacle features the likes of Brad Pitt, Christoph Waltz, Michael Fassbender, Eli Roth, and a host of other talented actors as they bring to life one of the most intriguing and entertaining movies of all time.

3 Reservoir Dogs (1992) — 8.3/10

Quentin Tarantino’s first foray into making a film was also one of his best efforts, with Reservoir Dogs becoming one of the greatest independent films of all time.

People who had no clue about Tarantino’s directing style were exposed to multiple facets of his direction that have since become a staple of his craft. Gratuitous violence, intelligent dialogue, and a nonlinear storyline that lets the audience fill in the gaps were all on full display in Reservoir Dogs, making for an excellent ride through and through.

2 Django Unchained (2012) — 8.4/10

A tribute to Spaghetti Westerns that pays homage in the most over-the-top and entertaining manner possible, Django Unchained is undoubtedly one of Tarantino’s greatest works, with electrifying performances by Jaime Foxx, Christoph Waltz, Leonardo DiCaprio, and Samuel L. Jackson spearheading this film.

The movie will definitely keep you at the edge of your seat with one incredible scene after another, making for a bonafide cinematic experience. Is it any wonder as to why Django Unchained is Tarantino’s highest-grossing movie at the box office?

1 Pulp Fiction (1994) — 8.9/10

There was no way we could make a list of the best Tarantino movies and not have his magnum opus at the very top. Pulp Fiction is undoubtedly one of the greatest movies of all time, with most people agreeing with the fact that this movie pretty much defined the 90s.

Everything that people had learned about Tarantino’s style that was on display in Reservoir Dogs has been honed to a T and displayed in this brilliant movie, which is a classic watch that no cinephile should even think about sitting on.

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