Motherfury and Mayhem
My Samuel L. Jackson ranking from watched films: Nick Fury side-eye, Tarantino yelling, superhero glue, and that unmistakable voice turning exposition into a threat. Ranked by stars first, then by rewatch pull, emotional clarity, performanc

From the opening moments, Quentin Tarantino’s cinema confidence is undeniable.


















Kill Bill: Vol. 2 takes a very different approach from its predecessor, trading constant spectacle for restraint, dialogue, and character driven tension.

I immediately felt Tarantino’s signature rhythm in how tension is built through conversations, framing, and quiet maneuvering instead of nonstop action.





Pulp Fiction leans heavily into dialogue driven storytelling, prioritizing long conversations and character interactions over traditional action or spectacle.







Surprisingly, the CGI is not off because of the combination of animatronics which are appreciated because the level of realness is high.

The villain is quite predictable. I could already see where it was going early on, so the reveal did not really hit.


Binalikan ko ulit ito to give it another chance after rewatching Django Unchained, hoping na magugustuhan ko na siya this time.