Tarantino's Iconic Film Journey

Renowned filmmaker Quentin Tarantino is no stranger to creating cinematic masterpieces, and now, at 62, he's finally shared his personal rankings of his films.

A Deep Dive into His Favorites

During a revealing episode of the Church of Tarantino podcast, the Oscar-winning director disclosed that his all-time favorite film is "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood," while he considers "Inglourious Basterds" his best work to date. However, he declared, "Kill Bill" as what he refers to as the 'ultimate Quentin movie,' stating that it is a film that reflects his unique vision like no other could.

Tarantino passionately described "Kill Bill" as intricately woven from his imagination, personal desires, and obsessions—true to his artistic identity.

The Best Scripts of His Career

The discussion didn't stop there. Tarantino also evaluated his screenplays, naming "Inglourious Basterds" as his best script, followed closely by "Hateful Eight" and "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood." His insightful reflections provide fans a deeper appreciation for his craft.

Anticipation for the Final Feature