Quentin Tarantino refused to shoot “Film Critic”, which was supposed to be his last film

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Director Quentin Tarantino refused to shoot the film “Film Critic”. The tape was supposed to be the tenth and last tape in his career.

Tarantino had been working on “Film Critic” for several months. The film was supposed to take place in California in 1977. It is believed that Tarantino was inspired to create a harsh film critic, which the director himself read when he was a child.

Tarantino made his feature debut in 1992 with the independent crime drama Mad Dogs, and in 1994 Tarantino directed Pulp Fiction “, which won the “Golden Palm” at the Cannes Film Festival.

It was “Film Critic” that was to become the tenth full-length film. Brad Pitt was invited to star in the film, but it is not known whether a cooperation agreement was signed. There were also rumors that Pitt could reprise his modified Once Upon a Time in Hollywood character Cliff Booth in the film.

According to sources, Tarantino is not going to rewrite the script or revive the project. The director plans to refocus on new ideas. It is currently unknown which project the director will choose next, as he also abandoned the idea of ​​making a Star Trek movie in 2019, noting that the project was too big.

Look, maybe I come up with a really great idea. But now I like the idea of ​​smaller audiences for almost everything, he said.

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