Comments on: Quentin Tarantino’s top 20 films since 1992

By: Terry

Terry — Mon, 31 Aug 2009 05:06:58 +0000

Mark,

I can't agree with you more and oddly enough, I watched OLDBOY last night. All I can say is WHOA!!! How about that fight scene in the hallway of the "prison?"

FYI I am in the midst of watching Chan Wook Park's revenge trilogy in order--SYMPATHY FOR MR. VENGEANCE, OLDBOY and I have LADY VENGEANCE in my Netflix watch instantly queue (I can't wait until after the wifey retires tonight).

All you Asian film fans out there should make sure that you watch these amazing Korean films.

By: Kraak Mo

Kraak Mo — Sun, 30 Aug 2009 23:06:58 +0000

By: ARCANG3L

ARCANG3L — Fri, 28 Aug 2009 07:16:34 +0000

HERE IS WHAT I RECKON IS GOOD TOP 20 REGARDLESS OF TARANTINO'S PICKS 1) SAW 2) THE MATRIX 3) SHAWSHANK REDEMPTION 4) CRASH 6) 7 POUNDS 7) FIGHT CLUB 8) PURSUIT OF HAPPYNESS 9) 36 CHAMBERS 10) ONG BUK 11) ONCE UPON A TIME IN CHINA 12) HERO 13) IPMAN 14) DRUNKIN MASTER 2 15) SNATCH 16) DEVILS ADVOCATE 17) GODFATHER 18) GOOD FELLAZ 19) LOCK STOCK AND TWO SMOKIN BARRELS 20) ONCE WERE WARRIORS IN ANY ORDER

By: cumpa

cumpa — Tue, 25 Aug 2009 14:12:22 +0000

Battle Royale is a great movie, but I wouldn't go that far to name it the top 1 movie, maybe on the top 15 IMO. DM2 is a way superior movie then the Blade and why he doesn't even mention Once Upon a Tme in China 2 is beyond me, and for the crime/drug category, why isn't neither of these three movies on his list (The Usual Suspect, New Jack City and The King of New York), Shaun of the Dead and Team America should not be on nobody top 20, I mean don't get me wrong they fun to watch once or twice but that's about it and I rather watch Christian Bale's Equilibrium or Milla Jovovich's Ultraviolet before I watch the Matrix. Sorry Quentin but I disagree with at least 7 of the films on your list, IMO.

By: RAJOADO

RAJOADO — Mon, 24 Aug 2009 15:15:44 +0000

The Blade was awesome, and FIGHT CLUB was original, but from the 10,000 movies released in the last 17 years, there are some great ones that deserve to be on this list.

By: Name

Name — Sat, 22 Aug 2009 17:26:01 +0000

Police Story 3: The best stunts ever filmed??
This guy's an idiot.

By: GrandMasterT

GrandMasterT — Thu, 20 Aug 2009 04:16:49 +0000

I remember, as just a young pup, many, many years ago being taken by my old man to see The Blade at some asian film festival. I’d nagged him constantly for two weeks after seeing it being advertised in the local rag. At that point, it was the coolest and most out of control thing I'd ever seen. What struck me most was when I rewatched it years later, when the wide-eyed optimism/ignorance of youth had been replaced with the crushing cynicism of a man who had spent the better part of the past 12 years rotting his brain with the dripping cheesery of kung fu films. It was still awesome. Bits of it were still hilarious- like when the main protagonist can only learn the techniques for one side of his body because he only has one half of the kung fu training manual- 'If only I had the other half raaaaaaaa!!!' Awesome. The battle scenes weren't really kung fu- more like hyper stylised super fast spinning sword duels. They were awesome too. The whole story was generally far bleaker and far more demented than anything else coming out at the time. Kinda reminded me of Pan's Labyrinth- not in content or theme- but in the same way Pan's was a sort of adult fairy-tale, The Blade was like a mature version of a classic kung fu fables- which I guess it was being a remake and all but anyway. I'll stop rambling now. Movie is awesome. If you haven't seen it- see it.

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By: PurpleCobra74

PurpleCobra74 — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 18:18:02 +0000

Nice list, but remember that QT prefers Psycho the remake over the original :-)

Shame Micheal Mann's Heat didn't make the list. But at least one of his films did.

I agree about DM2. Shame no Donnie Yen :-(

By: jiujitsu77

jiujitsu77 — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 16:40:13 +0000

mark, i think the reason he chose the host is simply because he needed to find a film that also represented the giant monster genre. he kinda touched all the bases in regards to his influences (meaning films in genres he likes made in the last 17 years), and kaiju is one of them. the host is an awesome monster movie