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Quentin Tarantino has been saying for a while that his tenth film will be his last (at least as a director).
It is currently unknown what that tenth film will be. Possibilities that have been thrown around include a Star Trek film; a third Kill Bill film; a Django Unchained sequel; a cross-over sequel between Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction; a crime thriller set in the Outback, a Reservoir Dogs remake, or something else entirely.
Quentin Tarantino has considered making his final film a ‘Reservoir Dogs’ reboot
What do you think about these possibilities?
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This post was found to be inappropriate by the moderators and has been removed.I don’t know if he’d do it, but I’d love if his next film (which I don’t believe is gonna be his final one even if that’s his plan) was that idea he had for a novel where a traumstised American soldier returns from war in the 1950s and finds himself completely disillusioned with Hollywood films and instead finds himself discovering and falling in love with international cinema. I’d love if Tarantino made a film like this where there was no action, it could just be a character driven drama set in the real world. He could touch on the relation between violence and entertainment, he could pay homage to and celebrate tons of his favourite films and it would just be something different from him.
Part of me thinks and hopes he could have another OUATIH situation where he has an idea for a book and then decides to make a movie instead. This could be interesting for him, especially if it was his swan song.
ReplyCopy URLSo far, I’m not buying Tarantino’s retirement plan. I think he could go beyond 10 films. It’s all up to this creative juice. If he has another wonderful idea after his 10th film, I think he will do it. Right now, he has a fear of tarnishing his legacy with a series of bad films toward the end of his career and he wants to avoid what happened to Don Siegel. I think that is a normal fear for most artists. So things could change. Who knows.
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The man doesn’t do franchises, so I never bought the Star Trek rumors
The man has never done a sequel to his films; although one could argue Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs is in the same film universe
my guess is he keeps going on the alternate history period film kick he’s been on the past few films
ReplyCopy URLThe man has never done a sequel to his films;
Kill Bill? I mean it was supposed to be one movie and was just split up but one could very well make the argument that Vol 2 is a sequel of sorts.
ReplyCopy URLEmmy FYC:
Limited Series Lead Actor: Oscar Isaac (Scenes from a Marriage)
Limited Series Lead Actress: Jessica Chastain (Scenes from a Marriage)Maid in all categories (Especially Margaret Qualley)
The Great in all categories (Especially Elle Fanning, Nicholas Hoult and Writing)
Better Call Saul in all categories
Severance in all categoriesUnpopular opinion: QT was and still is So Overrated. His greatest moments are when he is talking about other Directors and movies of other Directors
Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown are two of my favorite movies from the 90s. Reservoir Dogs to Kill Bill was a pretty good streak. But I do think post that streak he became hella redundant in his storytelling, super commercial and a bit too caught up in being referential.
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