Kill Bill is his worst film outside of Death Proof (which was hot garbage tbh) so hard pass if true.
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Tarantino 'steering away' from Star Trek, but suggests Kill Bill Vol. 3 is 'in the cards'
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He needs to do a sci fi and a fantasy movie. Then he would have hit all the schlocky high notes that inspired him.
Did you read her instagram post in 2018? She had already forgiven Tarantino and was on good terms with him. She placed the blame at Miramax.
Any rift between her and Tarantino was closed long before the story was even exposed.
Where's the God damn whole bloody affair.
I need it to wash that Hollywood movie out of my mouth
I need it to wash that Hollywood movie out of my mouth
Someone has a link to her post just a few posts before yours. Just read it.
What if he did both
The Bride is in a fight with someone and they are frozen in ice and wakes up after being discovered by the crew of the USS Enterprise, and she has to find her opponent and kill them
I'm glad he's walking away from Star Trek. I just don't see how that would work. Wouldn't mind a 3rd Kill Bill film if the idea is right, it might be a perfect ending to his film career if he's insistent on his next film being the last.
I have faith that whatever idea he has for Star Trek would actually be entertaining if he was given free reign, but there's no way in hell Paramount wouldn't find a way to twist his ideas into pure garb-o.
I hope he takes his time and makes a film that feels right for him, and gets bored enough to pull a Miyazaki and immediately come out of a self-imposed retirement.
I hope he takes his time and makes a film that feels right for him, and gets bored enough to pull a Miyazaki and immediately come out of a self-imposed retirement.
I wasn't disputing it, I was explaining myself. I'm up to date now. News articles have a habit of leaving shit out, also.
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The original Times article was definitely a Maureen Dowd special, haha.
There is a lot of crazy talk in this thread about bad Tarantino films. Even the ones I didn't think I enjoyed on first viewing morph into amazing movies with subsequent viewings...and that is despite the outrageous violence that often gives me pause.
Case in point: I didn't think I'd ever enjoy Hateful 8 but I watched it again a few months ago and was hooked from start to finish. And just this last week I watched the episodic version on Netflix and enjoyed it even more.
Django stretches on too long and I feel could have been wrapped up in one less act but is still such a charming movie.
Kill Bill 1 & 2 are masterpieces of grind house cinema.
Inglourious Basterds is downright scary at times at a delightful nazi massacre the rest.
I have not yet seen Once Upon a Time.
And his older movies are classics plain & simple.
Case in point: I didn't think I'd ever enjoy Hateful 8 but I watched it again a few months ago and was hooked from start to finish. And just this last week I watched the episodic version on Netflix and enjoyed it even more.
Django stretches on too long and I feel could have been wrapped up in one less act but is still such a charming movie.
Kill Bill 1 & 2 are masterpieces of grind house cinema.
Inglourious Basterds is downright scary at times at a delightful nazi massacre the rest.
I have not yet seen Once Upon a Time.
And his older movies are classics plain & simple.
I can't recall too many actually, at least not any willing to discuss it so openly.
I meant in general, and not specifically directors or those in the film industry. But I mean, it's just conjecture and anecdotal evidence on my part.
Nah, I got my issues with Hollywood but it's still a better written and more entertaining movie than either Kill Bill imo
