Quentin Tarantino would have canceled The Movie Critic

For some months now the consecrated director, Quentin Tarantinohas spoken about the film that would be his last project to lead, The Movie Critic, which would address interesting topics in relation to the world of Hollywood and how the film business is managed. However, new news has emerged about the filming and it is not at all positive, as it seems that this work has been completely scrapped.

It is said that the author did not want to continue with the production of this project where he was going to have Brad Pitt as the main star, who would work with him for the third time after Inglourious Basterds and Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. There were rumors that many of the casts from his past films were going to be involved, and Sony was gearing up to make the project after doing a superb job on the final collaboration.

The Movie Critic It was originally planned to be his tenth and final film, but the director has simply had a change of heart and the media has heard that it will not be going ahead. For his part, close sources said that he is currently thinking about what the final project will be. That means he won't be retiring, but it will be a long time until we know what the next step is; and of course, the cancellation of this tape has not yet come out of his voice.

Here is a description of the director:

Quentin Tarantino is an influential American director, screenwriter, producer and actor, known for his distinctive style and films that have left an indelible mark on contemporary cinema. Born on March 27, 1963 in Knoxville, Tennessee, Tarantino moved to California in his youth, where he began his career in the entertainment industry.

Tarantino is famous for his highly stylized and cinephilic approach to filmmaking, often mixing graphic violence with sharp dialogue and complex characters. His love of cinema of all kinds, from spaghetti westerns to martial arts films to Hollywood classics, is evident in his work. He often uses techniques such as non-linear narrative, pop culture references, and long monologues or dialogues that have become his signature.

Tarantino's style has influenced a generation of filmmakers and is studied in film courses for his unique approach to directing and screenwriting. Although some criticism points to his liberal use of violence and language, his ability to create compelling and memorable worlds has been widely acclaimed. Tarantino has mentioned that he plans to retire after making his tenth film, keeping fans guessing about his next and possibly final project.

With all this in mind, fans would be hoping that there will be a third volume of Kill Bill.

Via: deadline

Author's note: It's rare that someone backs out after writing part of the script. But hey, at least he's not saying that he won't continue with more movies, just that this film was discarded.