My favorites are due to the films and the experiences that I had related to them.
The first time I ever went to the New Beverly, sometime in the early/mid 90s, my best friend in junior high & I went w/her older sister to a midnight show of Reservoir Dogs. She brought in carrot sticks in her purse & I thought we were going to get in trouble for bringing in our own snacks. HA.
I still think that is one of the BEST films to see on a big screen. Seeing it at home doesn’t do it justice.
Then Jackie Brown. I cannot see this film too many times. I get something new & wonderful each time. As an LA native, seeing all the locations I am familiar with, especially starting in LAX…but getting to see this at the Rolling Roadshow event at the super historic Proud Bird back in 2010, was just glorious.
I have wonderful memories associated with many other films of his, but these are my favorites. And aside from Hateful Eight which I saw 5 different times in multiple formats to study the way that the formats worked and looked on-screen (end result: 70mm was my favorite & really displayed the full power of the film in my opinion) I also think all his work should be seen theatrically.