The book was written by Tarantino, who is as acclaimed for his writing as he is for his directing. So, it will be interesting for fans to see if his last film continues in that direction or leans more towards Hollywood, which was more of a character study and saved all its gore for the final act.įans can pick up the novelization of Once Upon A Time In Hollywood starting June 29, 2021. Tarantino is known for making grizzly films with punchy dialogue and enough fake blood to fill a swimming pool. Despite Tarantino's desire to retire at the top of his game, Maher urged the filmmaker to continue directing after his tenth feature. "I won't do it, internet! But I considered it," the director said to Maher. He hasn't given fans so much as a clue of what his final film will be, but he has confirmed that, after initial consideration, the Reservoir Dogs reboot will not be happening. Seeing as how his last film, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, was so celebrated that it won two Oscar awards, it's clear that Tarantino is trying to bow out of his career while on a high note. He cited both his age and career trajectory as good indicators that retirement should come soon. Speaking as a guest on Real Time With Bill Maher, the writer-director expressed that his desire to retire after a tenth film was based on motion picture history. Reboots are currently running rampant in Hollywood, but Tarantino has never touched one and fans might be surprised to hear he would consider such a thing for one of his most memorable films. RELATED: Quentin Tarantino's Django Unchained: That's Not Prop Blood The film about a robbery gone wrong and is not only impressive as a debut but it's also rated as Tarantino's second-best film according to Rotten Tomatoes. Reservoir Dogs, Tarantino's gritty directorial debut, has become a fan favorite and has reached legendary film status in the 29 years since its release in 1992. Now Tarantino is saying his tenth feature film will be his last before retirement, and he almost considered rebooting Reservoir Dogs as his final project. Quentin Tarantino has built his career around directing iconic films like Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill since the early '90s, with most of his movies gaining critical praise and cult status among fans.
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