We all have our favorite directors that remind us why we love movies and, to us, makes great movie after great movie. One of those directors for me is Quentin Tarantino. Sure, in all his films the violence can be visceral as well as the language being profuse, but we get a great deal of one-of-a-kind storytelling with insanely memorable characters and the most tightly written dialogue your ears will ever hear. And I can say that he's made some of my favorite films of all time rewriting history in a twisted, but fun way in Inglourious Basterds and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. He reinvented the Western genre, which made me love said genre a whole lot more in Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight. And let's not forget his contributions of making simple yet effective gangster films in Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction (some might argue Jackie Brown but that's one I want to revisit). The list goes on and on for his incredible filmography, but in reality, he's h