Quentin Tarantino

On the data. This is a collection, not a franchise. Ten films, oldest first, and not one of them continues another. There is no watch order here and never will be. WHY TEN AND NOT NINE OR ELEVEN. Tarantino has said for years that he will direct ten films and stop, and he counts Kill Bill as one film split in two for release, which is why that number keeps coming out differently depending on who is counting. By his own count Once Upon a Time in Hollywood is the ninth. He announced a tenth called The Movie Critic and abandoned it in 2024, so as things stand the list is complete at ten rows and nine by his arithmetic. THE ONE THING THAT IS ALMOST A SEQUENCE. Reservoir Dogs has a character called Vic Vega and Pulp Fiction has his brother Vincent. Tarantino has talked about a film with both of them since the nineties and has never made it. That is the whole of the connection between any two of these, apart from Kill Bill, which really is one story in two halves. DEATH PROOF IS HALF OF SOMETHING ELSE. It was released in 2007 as one side of Grindhouse, a double bill with Robert Rodriguez's Planet Terror and fake trailers between them, and only in America and Canada. Everywhere else the two halves went out separately in longer cuts, which restore footage and delete the joke. The Grindhouse page covers that properly. WHAT IS NOT HERE. Films he wrote and somebody else directed: True Romance, Natural Born Killers and From Dusk Till Dawn. He disowned what Oliver Stone did with Natural Born Killers and asked for a story credit rather than a screenplay one. His segment of Four Rooms and the one scene he shot for Sin City are not here either. The line this page draws is films he directed, start to finish, and nothing else. Ticking a film here is the same tick as ticking it on its own page, and the link on each row says which page that is.

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