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What movies for Quentin Tarantino you saw in the Cinema... ??? !!! ???

posted 7 years ago by hema6662003
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for me i only saw 3 movies forQuentin Tarrantino The Crazy :

Inglourious Basterds 2009

Django Unchained 2012

The Hateful Eight 2015

i went to see INCEPTION 5 times... !!!

[–] TaRaNRoD (1579) 7 years ago

Everything since Death Proof (Which was part of the double feature Grindhouse) and everytime the day they came out! :)

[–] ShogunofYonkers (71750) 7 years ago

Awesome
For me...sadly none
People are ridiculous at the movies and cant behave for 2 hours
I just wait for streaming or dvd for 90% of stuff (except for star wars or marvel or horror)
I know... I SHOULD just go but New Yorkers can be f'ing loud and annoying as hell at the movies...hate it ...stfu
I cant deal with it

[–] [deleted] 7 years ago

Feel ya man! With the exception of star wars flicks I stay home.

[–] jcdugger (266) 7 years ago

I missed out on Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction in theaters, but everything from Jackie Brown onwards has been must-see, opening night movies for me! I love me some Tarantino movies!! And Death Proof was a great night out for me, great fun.

JD

[–] particles (37) 7 years ago

True Romance (not in the original run)
Kill Bill v1
Kill Bill v2
Sin City
Hostel
Hostel pt2
Grindhouse
Inglourious Basterds
Inception
Django Unchained
Man with the Iron Fists
Hateful 8

[–] Olivergbyrne (685) 7 years ago

I remember watching Foxy Brown but I was still a kid so I really did find it incredibly boring.. Kill Bill 1 and 2 were my fav movie going experiences when it comes to his films.

[–] bobbydallas (8059) 5 years ago

For me:
Inglourious Basterds & Django Unchained.

I did see Pulp Fiction at a retro-themed projection and it still blew my mind !

[–] snepts (11123) 5 years ago

I saw Reservoir Dogs at a late-night art house before QT was well-known. My German foreign roommate was dumb-founded why I'd go to see such a supposedly violent film, but I'd heard all good things about it. When Pulp Fiction came out, I took a woman on a date. It worked out pretty well, although I never did try to get anywhere with her. Probably my fault, I have difficulty being forward with women. She was very attractive and down-to-earth. Since then, I've cooled on Tarantino.