Top films of 2011 from Quentin Tarantino
At this time, Quentin Tarantino has rolled out a list of paintings that he did not like, evaluated and directed. Among the best films of 2011 list is the director and the "Artist" and "The Musketeers."
A year ago, Tarantino announced the twenty favorite films, and was limited. This year all the more interesting. So, eleven (or rather twelve) favorite pictures of 2011 from director of "Pulp Fiction":
1. "Midnight in Paris"
2. "Rise of Planet of the Apes"
3. "Moneyball"
4. "The skin, in which I live"
5. "X-Men: First Class"
6. "Young Adult"
7. "Attack the Block"
8. "Red State"
9. "Warrior"
10. "Artist" and "Our idiot brother"
11. "The Musketeers."
In these films, Quentin does not stop and shows 18 other paintings, which puts not in order. Simply, they also liked him. Here they are: "Life is Beautiful", "Beginners," "Hugo", "Iron Lady", "Carnage," "Green Hornet", "Green Lantern", "First Avenger", "Descendants", "7 Days and Nights with Marilyn”, “Fast and Furious 5 "," Tree of Life, " "Hangover 2: From Vegas to Bangkok", "Mission: Impossible: The Phantom Protocol", "Beaver", "Carnage"," Nian "and" War Horse. "
The following is a list of films that Tarantino has called nice try, that is, "in milk". Here are four of the project:
"Drive";
"Hannah: The Perfect Weapon";
"The crazy driving";
"Living Steel".
The best directors in the opinion of Quentin:
Pedro Almodovar;
Bennett Miller;
Woody Allen;
Jason Reitman;
Michelle Hazanavichus.
Best original screenplay:
"Midnight in Paris";
"Poor rich girl";
"Red State";
"Attack the block";
"My idiot brother";
"Beginners."
Best Adapted Screenplay:
"Moneyball";
"The skin, in which I live";
"Carnage";
"Rise of Planet of the Apes";
"Hugo";
"X-Men: First Class."
And now the fun part. Worst movies in 2011 according to Tarantino:
"Prohibited method";
"Desperate Housewives";
"Peace";
"Astral";
"Bastion";
"Straw Dogs";
"Paranormal 3";
"Bypass Mick."
The piquancy of the situation is that the three paintings from the list participated in the competition at the Venice Film Festival in 2010, when Quentin Tarantino headed the jury. It's "Desperate Housewives," "Peace" and "Bypass Mick."