Quentin Tarantino Set to Direct Final Film, 'The Movie Critic' (Update: SCRAPPED)

[BlackMajik]

Good

A film about a Movie Critic being your last film??? Yea right

 

[dizzy4111]

Why is this his final movie? Why not just make it and if you feel like making more at a later time then make more?

It's not, he just likes attention

 

[Bugzbunny129]

Im pretty sure uma thurman got beef with tarantino now over her getting in a car accident in the “ima kill bill” car scene. I doubt we get it

 

[Lootpack]

Im pretty sure uma thurman got beef with tarantino now over her getting in a car accident in the “ima kill bill” car scene. I doubt we get it

Nah, they’re still friends. She ended up forgiving him and is down to do another one if called upon.

 

[OJ Simpsom]

Pulled a J Fold

 

[Heavy_Handz]

Scrapped

Quentin Tarantino No Longer Making ‘The Movie Critic’ as Final Film

Brad Pitt had been in talks to star in the film as his 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' character Cliff Booth.

www.hollywoodreporter.com

 

[Piff Perkins]

The entire concept of a final film is corny. Not saying he should direct forever if the fire isn't in him but this feels way more about setting an arbitrary number that has nothing to do with whether he still has things to say or not. And after watching Scorsese release an amazing film last year it's hard to make the "but what if your latter films sully your legacy" argument. Greatness shines through. Especially if the right script and opportunity is there.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

He's putting too much pressure on himself to make a final grand film. Just make movies dude, or don't.

 

[Methodical]

"Kill Bill 3 (The Bride)" is not going to happen. He said himself.

Here something interesting to note. Tarantino had the chance to make Kill Bill 3 (Kill the Bride) and 4. Apparently it was going to be about Elle coming back for revenge as blind samurai with Nikki as her apprentice. Beatrix (The Bride)was going to die and her daughter was going to have to train to get her revenge.
Tarantino was even going to wait until the original child actresses grew up so they could re-audition for the parts. HOWEVER, after the years went on, Tarantino realized that this is one of the best endings to a revenge plot, it's happy and Breatrix gets to live the rest of her life as a mom with her kid. So he decided against the idea and went on to make other films.

So I'm with him on that. No need for Kill Bill 3. It would be the weakest one and why ruin the perfect ending of Kill Bill 2? And the title Kill Bill Vol 3 would make no sense because Bill is dead.

 

[Methodical]

The entire concept of a final film is corny. Not saying he should direct forever if the fire isn't in him but this feels way more about setting an arbitrary number that has nothing to do with whether he still has things to say or not. And after watching Scorsese release an amazing film last year it's hard to make the "but what if your latter films sully your legacy" argument. Greatness shines through. Especially if the right script and opportunity is there.

He's putting too much pressure on himself to make a final grand film. Just make movies dude, or don't.

100% agree!

 

[Saysumthinfunnymike]

The idea of having a "final film" kinda proves QT to be an outsider of sorts... not that he's not a great filmmaker in his own right but imagine Scorsese or Spielberg or Ridley Scott or Spike doing all this...

 

[Jaguar93]

Do you really want to see 55-year-old Uma Thurman playing the bride?

Yes

 

[BlackMajik]

Im pretty sure uma thurman got beef with tarantino now over her getting in a car accident in the “ima kill bill” car scene. I doubt we get it

I forgot all about this

Yea QT shoulda o the shyt smacked outta him for that

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

The Kill Bill 3 shyt is exhausting. Idk why yall so fascinated with that.

 

[nyknick]

The entire concept of a final film is corny. Not saying he should direct forever if the fire isn't in him but this feels way more about setting an arbitrary number that has nothing to do with whether he still has things to say or not. And after watching Scorsese release an amazing film last year it's hard to make the "but what if your latter films sully your legacy" argument. Greatness shines through. Especially if the right script and opportunity is there.

Sounds like he ran out of Asian classics to get 'inspired' by

You're right, it's incredibly corny but Tarantino is a cornball. I'm glad he scrapped this movie though, there's nothing more annoying than movies about movie industry.