I like Tarantino. His films are entirely his creation, with the exception of Jackie Brown. I do prefer his earlier stuff. Inglorious Bastards, Django Unchained, and Hateful 8 were good but I've only seen each once. Any time Pulp Fiction, Reservoir Dogs, Jackie Brown and The Kill Bills are on I have to stop and catch a little bit.
Pulp Fiction is a classic, so many great sequences, namely The Bonnie Situation. All of the main characters are great but the lesser roles of Eric Stoltz, Harvey Keitel, Tim Roth, and of course Christopher Walken are what made the movie. I will admit that he screwed up two of those roles with the casting of Kathy Griffin and that chick from SNL who played the daughter of the owner of the junkyard where Winston Wolf disposed the car. Both roles were brief, thankfully, but they did cheapen the movie.
Jackie Brown is my favorite though. Samuel L. was fantastic. The scene where he's trying to get Chris Tucker into the trunk is one of the funniest in film history. Bridget Fonda's bare ass was a pleasant surprise as well.
Definitely Team Tarantino here!