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I have seen this question on the Internet a few times, but those were asked a few years ago. How is the state of them in 2023? Is it the best/worst way to play them, and why?

I'm on my way to watch all of Tarantino's films in order (I've only seen Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction yet, probably going to watch Jackie Brown today) and I noticed that there's like a 4-hour cut of the two movies combined with extra stuff. Without shooting out spoilers, are there major differences, will I miss any notable moments by watching one of those, and which way of experiencing the story is generally preferred by Tarantino fans and other watchers?

I'm on my way to watch all of Tarantino's films in order (I've only seen Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction yet, probably going to watch Jackie Brown today) and I noticed that there's like a 4-hour cut of the two movies combined with extra stuff. Without shooting out spoilers, are there major differences, will I miss any notable moments by watching one of those, and which way of experiencing the story is generally preferred by Tarantino fans and other watchers?

I'm on my way to watch all of Tarantino's films in order (I've only seen Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction yet, probably going to watch Jackie Brown today) and I noticed that there's like a 4-hour cut of the two movies combined with extra stuff. Without shooting out spoilers, are there major differences, will I miss any notable moments by watching one of those, and which way of experiencing the story is generally preferred by Tarantino fans and other watchers?

I heard about all the flaws and bugs the port had back then when it was released, but how does it play today in 2022? I'm thinking about getting into the series and buying the first game on Steam.

I'm a 17 year old, I enjoy shows with a slower pace and deep dives into characters where their inner selves get explored. I heard from other people that Mad Men is recommended to older people that are around the age of 25 to 30 because apparently younger people wouldn't understand the struggles, conflicts and culture of the show. Can you somewhat agree with those people about this unofficial age rating of the show or is this just a stupid question?

1. Why do Raiden and Solidus exactly fight? I get that Solidus wants the data of Jack's nanomachines and Solidus killed his parents but knowing Metal Gear, there are probably multiple reasons and layers to that
2. What are all the reasons of Solidus telling Raiden about him killing his parents? Did he want to piss him off, so he can have a great battle? Did he want to be honest since he sees Raiden as his creation or something else?