Pulp Fiction (1994) - Quentin Tarantino

Synopsis:

Four separate tales intertwine to paint a picture of LA's seedy underground.

Arguably Tarantino's piece de resistance, Pulp Fiction is one of the greatest examples of engaging cinema you may ever come across. You will be irresistibly drawn to it through its rich dialogue, stylish structure and gritty undertones. It's entire cast pulls out all the stops to make this a bona fide cult classic. In fact, forget about it just being a cult classic, this is one of the most recognised and strongest pieces of cinema ever to grace our screens.

Rating:

★★★★★

Django Unchained (2012) - Quentin Tarantino

Synopsis:

A bounty hunter rescues Django from slave traders so that he can help him recognise a few of his bountys. In return the bounty hunter promises to help Django get his wife back.

When you go into a Tarantino film you expect to see something that may shock or offend, but to be honest, that's his appeal. He isn't afraid to pull punches... he'll show you how it really is and Django Unchained's honesty is no different. It's executed with a brutal realism and then emphatically exaggerated to bring about the cinema experience we all know and love, this time in the form of a spaghetti western that will drown you in action, suspense, moral injustice, and of course, a bit of laughter too. Tarantino and his sickeningly talented cast knocks it out the park again.

Rating:
★★★★★