Quentin Tarantino has carved his own furrow through Hollywood since he exploded into theaters with 1992’s Reservoir Dogs. He quickly proved he wasn’t a flash-in-the-pan with his sophomore feature (and all-time great) Pulp Fiction, and has since turned out an impeccable filmography.
Tarantino has long insisted he’s only ever going to make ten features, arguing that “most directors have horrible last movies” and that he wants to go out on top. His last film, 2019’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, was his ninth, so theoretically, he’s heading for retirement after one last job. That was going to be The Movie Critic, though it’s now been scrapped and Tarantino has returned to the drawing board.
