The 11 Most Bizarre Tarantino Moments

POSTED BY Max Powers | WEDNESDAY AUGUST 6 AT 11:01 PDT 

Ah Quentin, always making news. Today it was his decision to cast Eli Roth in the forthcoming remake of Inglorious Bastards. We understand: throw your friends some work. But when you have a chance to fix your career (which is not Death Proof) maybe it's best to set the nepotism aside. So to commemorate the man, we thought we would recap a little bit of the bizzarness that is Tarantino by looking at some of the strangest moments of his existence ever recorded on video.

1. “If that was off, I’d be whooping your ass up and down this street”

 

There’s nothing strange about smacking the Paps. If I was famous, I would probably treat them like human slapping bags. This one is particularly fun because of the way that Quentin’s attitude changes when the guy asks to be hit.  He almost gets friendly.

2. You Play With Matches, You Get Burned

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It's one thing to hit a reporter. But spitting on someone ain’t the same ballpark. It ain’t the same league, it aint even the same fucking sport.  And seriously, the man needs to learn how to spit if he’s going to do this again.

3. Menopause is a Bitch

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I think one of the greatest things on the planet is when reporters cop an attitude of moral superiority, like when Bill O’Reilly tells someone how to raise their children. It drives me crazy. It drives me more crazier if they are wearing a stupid hat. The great part about this one is that Quentin is right.
 

4. Reservoir Frogs

Speaking of the weird line between what is appropriate for children, and what is definitely for adults, here’s Tarantino pitching to Kermit. 
 

5. High School is Just for People Without A Better Plan

For our younger audience, take heed of this advice: High School is only required if you don’t have a better idea of what to do with your life.  Like for instance, say you want to go to jail and then live at your mom’s house well into your forties?  That counts as a plan. Class dismissed.
 

6. Worst. Interview. Ever.

This is an Interview of Quentin done in a stock car by a guy that sounds like Will Ferrell’s version of Harry Caray.  Also, I don’t think they can actually hear each other because the questions and responses don’t really match. Either way, it's totally awesome.

7. Blackmail vs. Black Male

“Ok, so what we want to do for Tyra’s show today is have a guy with a foot fetish who is famous for making really violent movies judge a beauty contest. Start making calls and see who’s available.”

8. Ride Em…Cowboy?

Remember when you were one and a half years old and your parents would applaud when you managed not to dump in your pants or eat pages out of the dictionary? Well, being famous is basically like being an infant: you do stupid, easy things and everyone claps for you.

9. Hot Fudge Love

Here’s yet another example of famous mediocrity being awarded by genuine applause. It’s like the special Olympics. But way less heartbreak.

10. Lest Ye Be Judged

Not only do celebrities get clapped for when they manage to not crap their pants, they are given a pass to rip the shit out of people who are far from shitting their pants.  Does Quentin think he's Simon? And when I watched this all I could thing was “One of these things is not like the other.” You are a millionaire. Pay a gay dude to buy you better shirts.

11. On Why Top Gun is Totally, Totally Gay

Ok, this is more like a bonus clip, because it doesn’t really have anything to do with Quentin being bizarre. But seriously, I’m now convinced that Top Gun is the Gayest Movie Ever.
 

Screenjunkies salutes Quentin! Keep up the weirdness sir.

 

He's a wicked little genius, isn't he.

POSTED BY Anonymous | MONDAY AUGUST 11 AT 1:34 PDT 

I've never seen a show where a celebrity has been blasé about talking about his fetish. Quentin had that 'I'm in my first strip club' look on his face during the reaction shots to the girl's feet.

The Top Gun clip was very funny.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 1:29 PDT 

roger avery wrote the top gun thing.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 3:24 PDT 

That fat bitch in the hat saying that "Kill Bill" has no soul needs to NEVER be allowed on television again.

I HATE people who honestly believe their 'opinion' is fact and everyone should feel the same way. What a joke.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 6:01 PDT 

Cool site, dudes. Keep up the good work

POSTED BY kidfinesse | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 9:20 PDT 

Tarantino is an idiot...he may know films...but outside of that, he is an idiot.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 9:59 PDT 

"Tarantino is an idiot...he may know films...but outside of that, he is an idiot."

Your dead right , see the bonus footage on pulp fiction during the dance scene . what a pleb

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 10:15 PDT 

'Quentin had that 'I'm in my first strip club' look on his face during the reaction shots to the girl's feet.'

LMAO! thats the funiest thing ive red all day. thanks for that.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 11:47 PDT 

I find him very unlikeable and annoying. But maybe that's just me.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 5:19 PDT 

He's a smart and ambitious filmmaker, but a generally strange man.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 8:18 PDT 

I think one of the greatest things on the planet is when reporters cop an attitude of moral superiority, like when Bill O’Reilly tells someone how to raise their children. It drives me crazy. It drives me more crazier if they are wearing a stupid hat. The great part about this one is that Quentin is right.

not really.
yea, it's empowering, but she has a point about the violence.
in the old days, you could make a violent movie like kill bill, and because you actually had to pay to see it, unless you knew someone, you couldn't get in to see it.
today, violence and sex are incredibly accessible.
so kids today have no basis for reality, they're emotionally immune to violence and sex.
which is what her point is.
and not everyone call tell the difference.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 8:17 PDT 

I wonder what any of our Most Bizarre Moments would like caught on tape ?

Tarantino is one of the more gifted filmmakers working today; he'll be a legend by the time his career is over. But yes, he is definitely a bit eccentric in his behaviour.

POSTED BY Anonymous | FRIDAY AUGUST 15 AT 8:37 PDT 

In the tyra banks one, at 3:16, he farts. You can see the look of panic on his face. Priceless

POSTED BY Anonymous | SATURDAY AUGUST 16 AT 12:08 PDT 

Sword fight, sword fight, sword fight. LoL

POSTED BY Anonymous | SATURDAY AUGUST 16 AT 4:22 PDT 

that reporter in video 2 looked a lot like Jason Sedakis.

POSTED BY Anonymous | SATURDAY AUGUST 16 AT 10:26 PDT 

"In the tyra banks one, at 3:16, he farts. You can see the look of panic on his face. Priceless" LOL

I've always thought Tarantino looked like he was mentally retarded, with his giant head and bizarre personality. If you didn't know who he was, and you passed him in the street, you'd think so, too.

POSTED BY Anonymous | SATURDAY AUGUST 16 AT 6:14 PDT 

SWORD FIGHT!!!

POSTED BY Anonymous | SATURDAY AUGUST 16 AT 8:14 PDT 

'kids today have no basis for reality, they're emotionally immune to violence and sex.'

On what basis can you make such statements? Apparently because 'violence and sex are incredibly accessible'. Clearly you are neither a philosopher nor a debater because your argument is not really an argument - more a general thought disguised as fact. At most, say 'I know some kids who are emotionally immune to violence'. Even then, are they? Sure many kids watch Kill Bill and play Resident Evil - but if they saw gruesome violence in the street would they be still be so 'immune'?

The woman patronizes children by saying they cannot distinguish between violence and reality. She's right, of course, that the film is not suitable for everyone; but this has has more to do with how a particular viewer relates to such material rather than the age of the viewer per se.

POSTED BY Anonymous | SUNDAY AUGUST 17 AT 11:51 PDT 

Really good debate going on here lads, I agree with the last poster: Tarantino is right in this issue.

POSTED BY Anonymous | SUNDAY AUGUST 17 AT 3:00 PDT 

someone should make a documentary called kill tarantino.

POSTED BY Anonymous | SUNDAY AUGUST 17 AT 10:21 PDT 

I saw Clockwork orange when I was around 12, but every time I see a fight it makes me sick. If your 12 year old is mature enough to tell the difference between movies and reality then go for it. If they aren't, there's something wrong with you or your kid.

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POSTED BY Anonymous | SATURDAY OCTOBER 11 AT 5:29 PDT 

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