Quentin Tarantino Movies: Release Order
Quentin Tarantino's complete directorial filmography showcases one of cinema's most distinctive and influential voices. From his breakthrough indie crime thriller Reservoir Dogs to his nostalgic Hollywood epic Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, Tarantino has consistently delivered films that blend genre conventions with his signature style of nonlinear narratives, memorable dialogue, and pop culture references.
While Tarantino has also contributed as a screenwriter to films like True Romance and Natural Born Killers, and appeared as an actor in projects such as From Dusk Till Dawn, this watch order focuses exclusively on his ten directorial works. These films represent his complete vision as an auteur, featuring his trademark elements of stylized violence, eclectic soundtracks, and genre-blending storytelling that has redefined modern filmmaking.
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Reservoir Dogs
After a diamond heist goes horribly wrong, a group of criminals gather at a warehouse to figure out what happened and who among them might be a police informant. Tensions escalate as paranoia and violence consume the survivors in this gripping crime thriller.
Pulp Fiction
A nonlinear crime saga that weaves together the interconnected stories of two hit men, a gangster's girlfriend, and a washed-up boxer in Los Angeles. Quentin Tarantino's genre-defining film blends dark comedy, pop culture references, and memorable dialogue across multiple intertwining narratives.
Jackie Brown
A flight attendant caught smuggling money for her gunrunner boss devises a clever scheme to outsmart both the police and her criminal employer with help from an unlikely ally.
Kill Bill: Vol. 2
The Bride continues her quest for vengeance against the remaining members of the Deadly Viper Assassination Squad, culminating in her final confrontation with Bill himself.
Inglourious Basterds
In Nazi-occupied France during World War II, a group of Jewish-American soldiers known as "The Basterds" spread fear throughout the Third Reich by hunting Nazis, while their paths cross with a French-Jewish girl who runs a Paris movie theater.
The Hateful Eight
A group of strangers, including bounty hunters, seek shelter from a blizzard in a remote cabin where tensions rise and dark secrets emerge.
Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
Set in 1969 Los Angeles, a fading TV western star and his loyal stuntman navigate the changing Hollywood landscape while living next door to rising actress Sharon Tate.
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A Better Tomorrow
A landmark Hong Kong action series exploring themes of brotherhood, loyalty, and redemption through stylized gunplay and emotional drama.
Ana de Armas
Cuban-born actress who transitioned from Spanish television to become a Hollywood star through acclaimed performances in Blade Runner 2049, Knives Out, and Blonde.
Death Wish
An architect turned vigilante seeks justice after criminals attack his family in this urban crime thriller series.
Michael Mann
A collection of standalone crime thrillers and character studies from the acclaimed director known for his distinctive visual style and procedural authenticity.
Ninja
Cannon Films' cult classic ninja trilogy from the 1980s, featuring Sho Kosugi in standalone action adventures that helped define the era's martial arts B-movies.
The Punisher
Three completely separate reboot films featuring Frank Castle's vigilante crusade, each with different actors, settings, and interpretations of the character.