Django Unchained

From grindhouse cinema to Japanese samurai films, discover the surprising sources behind every Quentin Tarantino masterpiece and how they shaped his legendary career.

Akira Kurosawa's legendary 1954 masterpiece Seven Samurai has arrived on Tubi's free streaming platform, giving viewers access to one of cinema's most influential films without any subscription fees.

One of Hollywood’s trickier debates in recent times is the title of the greatest actor of this generation. Depending on who you ask, the title could belong to a character-driven performer like Daniel Day-Lewis, a universally beloved star like Leonardo DiCaprio, or a box-office titan like Robert Downey Jr. Each of these actors has defined modern cinema in different ways and performed exceptionally well across one or several of these metrics of cinema, including box office, awards, range of roles, cultural impact, and devoted fanbases.

Quentin Tarantino's filmography is packed with iconic moments, but which of his movies are perfect for a casual rewatch, and which are best left as a one-time experience? We've ranked all his films to find out which ones you'll want to put on repeat. The top pick might just surprise you.