What's Your Favorite Quentin Tarantino Scene of All Time?

From Reservoir Dogs to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the panel discusses their favorite moments from the film master.

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[HarrisTheHeckler]

Absolutely the pub scene in Inglorious Basterds. Just an amazing piece of art.

[dthill]

The diner scene with Jules & Vincent before the big stand off at the end

[weirdviking]

Opening scene of Inglorious is glorious. Film 101.

[seancarletonzero]

The opening scene of Reservoir Dogs where they are speculating what Madonna's song "Like a Virgin" is about is underrated. The entire movie Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, pick absolutely any scene with Pitt and/or DiCaprio.

[Hypno_BPM]

the opening to Kill Bill shook me when i saw it in theaters, so good.

[felixnolasco]

I got to go with the black mamba vs. the crazy 88. It showed that Tarintino is more than just writing snarky dialogue but he’s also a visionary filmmaker as well.

[SuperMurray]

Kill Bill. Without Question

Favorite scene.

"Now's the fucking time!"

[Thekid]

The Django stand off right before Calvin Candy outs Django and the shootout occurs is brilliant as well

[derrickzorns]

The KKK scene in Django Unchained or the dining room scene

[solodolotrevino]

When Tupac started playing in Django I knew it would be one of my favorite scenes ever

[jeffguevara]

The superman line scene on kill bill part 2. He seems to have a profound respect for that comic book character that some people at DC and Warner haven’t seem to interpret and transmit on film & he did it on a 3 minute talking scene .

[IdiocyShow]

The Bear Jew scene in Inglorious Basterds. It takes forever for Eli Roth to come out and reveal himself but once he does, boy is it satisfying!

[JDotWill]

The dining room scene from Django is my favorite

[patrickjimenez]

Opening of Inglorious Basterds. Humor, warmth, tension, terror, horror, all in 15 minutes. Blew me away

[darkgable]

The Bride vs The Crazy 88's was such a throwback to Game of Death for me.

[austinjamesmink]

Hitler getting his head ripped to shreds in IB by Eli Roth and Omar Doom's characters with machine guns is pretty fucking iconic to me. Also I always quote the line "More like chewed out, I've been chewed out before."

[conorbrosnahan]

Sam Jackson and Chris Tucker long take from Jackie Brown.

[sterlingarcher]

Off the top of my head....Leonardo Dicaprio 'addressing the table' in Django.

Dude sliced up his hand and just folded it into the scene. Beautiful.

Samuel L, Jamie Fox, Christoph Waltz and Kerry af and everyone nailed it IMO

Edit: Waltz talking to the farmer in possibility

[ayap]

Tarantino explains top gun

His segment in 4 rooms

[bigfern]

- Leo DiCaprio dinner speech - Django
- Samuel Jackson telling the story about Smithers son - Hateful eight
-Ving Rhames speech after he shoot Zed - Pulp Fiction
-Giving the names out in Reservoir dogs
-Leo DiCaprio in his trailer after messing up his lines - Once upon a time in Hollywood
....a bunch