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Quentin Tarantino’s Best of List for 2011

Nick Martin February 7, 2013 Add a Comment

Quentin Tarantino's Best of List for 2011

Quentin Tarantino, well known for combining styles from his favorite genres into brand new mash-ups has released his own best of list for 2011 and it's about as odd as you might expect. Since Tarantino once said that he stole from every movie ever made I guess he will be using them at some point in the future, maybe already in his upcoming Django Unchained southern project. Dark horses which had never been thought of and which had never even observed in the Tarantino's list to include turds of misery like Red State and The Three Musketeers. Turns out, I feel and probably not the only one to have been a bit let down that he put Drive in the Nice Try Award category as well as run through the movies is the tie between amazing silent movie The Artist and the utterly average comedy Our Idiot Brother. On the other hand, it's nice to see Tarantino gives some shine to The Skin I Live In that didn't get the love it might be deserved. However, tastes and colors should not be discussed. Check out the full list below:   Quentin Tarantino's official Top 11 of 2011 1. Midnight in Paris 2. Rise of the Planet of the Apes 3. Moneyball 4. The Skin I Live In 5. X-Men: First Class 6. Young Adult 7. Attack the Block 8. Red State 9. Warrior 10. The Artist / Our Idiot Brother (tie) 11. The Three Musketeers   Others considered in no particular order 50/50 Beginners Hugo The Iron Lady Carnage Green Hornet Green Lantern Captain America The Descendants My Week With Marilyn Fast Five The Tree of Life The Hangover Part II Mission: Impossible – Ghost Protocol The Beaver Contagion The Sitter War Horse   Nice Try Award Drive Hanna Drive Angry Real Steel   Best Director Pedro Almodóvar Bennett Miller Woody Allen Jason Reitman Michel Hazanavicius   Best Original Screenplay Midnight in Paris Young Adult Red State Attack the Block Our Idiot Brother Beginners   Best Adapted Screenplay Moneyball The Skin I live In Carnage Rise of the Planet of the Apes Hugo X-Men: First Class   Worst Films Sucker Punch Potiche (Trophy Wife) Miral Insidious Rampart Straw Dogs Paranormal Activity 3 Meek's Cutoff Source: TF

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