Most fave Tarantino movie is also the most violent?
 

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Vanity Fair shares this neat infographic chart illustrating the body counts tallied from each of Quentin Tarantino's eight most violent films throughout his career, with Inglorious Basterds (2009) topping the list at 396 total deaths.

stupid, add Nuclear war movies or cataclismic movies, billions of death.

Kill Bill 1 is his most violent movie i guess... fire deaths from IB are just nothing special

Reservoir Dogs is simply great because it was done on almost no budget by a newbie (at that time)

Newb director maybe. At that point he had already written Natural Born Killers and the screenplay for True Romance.

Mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm:thumbsup

all good movies too

Didn't he also do From Dusk Til Dawn or am I wrong?

Inglorious Basterds is the worst film ive seen

i'm not his biographer and dont know what he does at home but at least on IMDB Reservoir Dogs comes before them

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm0000233/?ref_=sr_1

i haven't seen inglorious basterds yet, not up for all that violence. maybe one day. i'm on yet another big ww2 focus on docs and movies these days

:) cool info-graphic for sure!

He wrote it I think (and starred in it), but Robert Rodriguez directed it.

I loved his share of Four Rooms. By far the best story of the 4.

Not saying it isn't great, but if you watch Watch "City on Fire" a HK cinema flick, you will see at least one of the movies from which QT lifted a few ideas for Reservoir Dogs...

http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2010/0..._n_558904.html

I still haven't seen Jackie Brown or Inglourious Bastards. I liked all his others though.. Django was funny as hell.

I liked Pulp Fiction a lot