What will tarantinos last movie be?
Quentin Tarantino, who had said he’d retire after making ten films, talked about the prospect of Kill Bill 3 being the last film of his career.
Is there a bad Quentin Tarantino movie?
While discussing his purported retirement from Hollywood with The Hollywood Reporter during the press outfit’s annual round table chat, which included fellow directors Ang Lee, Tom Hooper, and Gu Van Sant among others, Tarantino declared that “Death Proof,” his segment of the 2007 double-feature film “Grindhouse” which …
What is considered Tarantino’s best movie?
Every Quentin Tarantino Movie Ranked from Worst to Best
- 8) Kill Bill Vol.
- 7) Kill Bill Vol.
- 6) Once Upon a Time in…
- 5) Django Unchained.
- 4) Reservoir Dogs.
- 3) Pulp Fiction. Image via Miramax.
- 2) Inglourious Basterds. Image via The Weinstein Company.
- 1) Jackie Brown. Image via Miramax.
Could Quentin Tarantino make a horror movie?
Quentin Tarantino hasn’t done a pure horror film à la that iconic William Friedkin film and he has definitely shown some things in his movies that indicate he could make a killer entry in the genre.
Will Quentin Tarantino’s final film be another Western?
Quentin Tarantino has said that you need to make three Westerns to call yourself a Western director, and after Django Unchained and The Hateful Eight, he’s still one short. If the director feels the need to do one more Western as he’s alluded to in the past, then his final film could very well be another Western.
Is Quentin Tarantino retiring from Hollywood?
Warning: SPOILERS for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood ahead! Back in 2014, before he began shooting The Hateful Eight, Quentin Tarantino revealed his intention to retire from filmmaking after 10 movies.
How many movies did Quentin Tarantino make after the Hateful Eight?
By Quentin Tarantino’s own count ( Kill Bill counts as one) that left two films to follow The Hateful Eight before he hung up his filmmaking spurs for good. Maybe Quentin Tarantino will change his mind one day. He is making this up as he goes along, after all.