The "Tarantino" Potential Upcoming Thread

[Ezee E]

Vega Brothers.
Star Trek.
Bounty Law TV Show
A Play!
Kill Bill Volume 3

carry on!!!

This is the thread for all things "Future Tarantino" until something becomes a reality, to which a separate thread will be made.

[Lazlo]

I bet he comes up with something new for his "last" movie. He desperately wants Best Director, won't get it this year, and knows that none of those projects is likely to get it for him. That "last" film narrative will be strong once it happens, if it's something respectable like Once Upon a Time.... He ain't winning an Oscar for Vega Brothers or Kill Bill Vol. 3.

I read a quote from him last week saying that he wasn't gonna direct Star Trek, but they might still use his story and he'd be down to give notes. Seems unlikely to happen.

[Ezee E]

I read a quote from him last week saying that he wasn't gonna direct Star Trek, but they might still use his story and he'd be down to give notes. Seems unlikely to happen.

Yeah, I figure that Star Trek idea is dead in the water by now.

He already has excuses at the ready if he does a Star Trek or Volume 3... Something like Star Trek is a franchise, so that doesn't count to his "ten films."

We'd also have to be curious at what "baddies" he can take on that are universally considered to be villains. He's taken on redneck racists, drug dealing murderers, wife killers, Nazis, Slaveowners, and the Charles Manson Gang...

[megladon8]

How about corporate America?

Would love to see his style and dialogue in a Wall Street / Mad Men type of film.

[Skitch]

Let it end where it began...RESERVOIR DOGS: LIKE A PRAYER

It will be something we haven't heard of yet.

[Ezee E]

Let it end where it began...RESERVOIR DOGS: LIKE A PRAYER

It will be something we haven't heard of yet.

There was an interview where he mentioned about doing exactly that...

There is an umbilical cord from the tenth film to Reservoir Dogs, all the way to the end. I think that’s kind of cool

[baby doll]

There's a long list of directors who say they're going to retire and then un-retire a few years later: Miyazaki Hayao, Steven Soderbergh, Tsai Ming-liang, Yoshida Kiju, arguably Ingmar Bergman (although his later films were all made for television).

The annoying thing about Tarantino--and this may have as much to with his media profile (which seems to require a level of constant self-promotion that makes Spike Lee look like a Kubrick-esque recluse) as it does my growing sense that Tarantino, however talented he may be as a filmmaker, is simply an insufferable man--is that he keeps talking about it, as if desperate to shape a posthumous legacy for himself before he even dies. Just do the work, or don't do the work and retire, and shut the fuck up about it. The world will go on without more Quentin Tarantino movies.

I'm also tired of hearing Tarantino publicly hustling for jobs he doesn't actually want (first a Bond film, now Star Trek) just because it's good publicity for him to be associated with blockbuster franchises. In fact, I suspect one reason he won't retire is he's much too compulsive a media hustler to willingly step out of the limelight.

[Pop Trash]

Tarantino isn't going anywhere. I'm almost positive he's gunning for a Netflix miniseries since he already sliced up The Hateful Eight into a series for them.

[MadMan]

Tarantino isn't going anywhere. I'm almost positive he's gunning for a Netflix miniseries since he already sliced up The Hateful Eight into a series for them.

I would be down with him making a mini series. In fact QT would be right at home in TV.

[Skitch]

There was an interview where he mentioned about doing exactly that...

Haha I honestly didnt know that

[Dukefrukem]

There was an interview where he mentioned about doing exactly that...

How about that beloved RESERVOIR DOGS / PULP FICTION tie in??