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

[Gritsngravy]

Didn't he confirm a loose theory that technically all his movies do?



Holy shyt, of those three, Greta Gerwig has the most recent movie under her belt that was likely considered a success.

I don’t know what the movie is about but I thought that would be a cool concept if his “final” film

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

Blasphemy

Did you not see her at the Oscars a few days ago?!

She’s among the elite

Even walking out alongside Halle Berry on stage, she held her own


Y’all not gone slander my woman

bytch will be washed in 3 years. Hollywood makes these broads look 10 times better than normal.

 

[nose hair]

I find it funny how another serial box office bomber in Gosling is her lead co-star. I’m fans of both, like Greta’s past work, but gahdamn talk about stacking the odds against yourself.

Maybe they can do a fusion dance and make some magic happen this go-round. shyt gon be interesting for sure.

Sometimes when the odds are stack up like that, diamonds emerge from the pressure

I hope they come with something amazing with the Barbie project

 

[nose hair]

bytch will be washed in 3 years. Hollywood makes these broads look 10 times better than normal.

she's not showing any signs of looking washed right now

so where does this talk come from?

 

[wire28]

i wonder how he is going to have himself say nikka in this one

 

[OmegaK2099]

Will Bruce Lee be in it?

 

[OmegaK2099]

I hope I'm wrong but something tells me Tarantino is too stubborn to go back on his word about this being his "final movie" anytime soon. By the time this movie comes out he's gonna be 61-62, he might cash out on another movie when he's in his mid 70's though

In the meantime I can picture him writing scripts, books, plays and even direct TV/streaming stuff.





Wouldn't be surprised if he writes a book for Kill Bill 3 or gets a ridiculous streaming deal for a 6-8-10 episodes mini series.

I don't think he's a fan of anything that ain't in the theater

 

[Heavy_Handz]

Starring Meryl Streep

 

[OmegaK2099]

They could focus a bit on early Jackie chan, Which would be interesting in seeing how they tried to condition him into being the best fake Bruce lee

 

[TOAD99]

ehh I’d prefer a more groundbreaking last film

 

[Jmare007]

I don't think he's a fan of anything that ain't in the theater

He's directed for TV before (did an episode of CSI) and nowadays streaming/TV is the new theater anyway. I'm just listing potential loopholes for his "retirement"

 

[Mortal1]

So we finally getting a live action critic movie?


Jon lovitz too old to be Jay Sherman tho

 

[Heavy_Handz]

This definitely appears to be a passion project. I hope Tarantino doesn’t fall victim to his own ego & put his parting shots on display for his final picture. That would be reminiscent of David Simon finishing off The Wire with the backdrop of the story being the news media. That was a letdown to say the least.

 

[Poetical Poltergeist]

she's not showing any signs of looking washed right now

so where does this talk come from?

User name checks out.

Coli loves them some Margot lol

 

[Bless't]

Even though Quentin comes out of left field, I am not feeling the potential story he's wanting to base this film on. I'm a greedy, selfish b*stard, I want something raw and crazy for his "last movie".

This is exactly how I felt when first reading the summary of the movie.