Brad Pitt Was Going to Reprise Tarantino Role in Canceled Film

It was already disappointing to hear that Quentin Tarantino called off plans to make his intended tenth and final film as a director, The Movie Critic. But now we learn that while the movie would have been about a film critic for a seedy ’70s magazine, Brad Pitt would have starred in the film as Cliff Booth, … Read more

Quentin Tarantino scraps The Movie Critic as his tenth and final film

The Movie Critic was supposed to be the tenth and final film from Quentin Tarantino, but the director has scrapped it. The Movie Critic was set to be the tenth and final film from Quentin Tarantino, but according to Deadline, the director has decided to scrap the movie and start from scratch. That’s some shocking … Read more

Tarantino brews up L.A. coffee joint as nod to Pam Grier’s Coffy

Quentin Tarantino has opened Pam’s Coffy — part coffee joint, part movie haven — next to his own Vista Theater. The baddest one-chick hit-squad that ever hit town is brewin’ some hot coffee – or should we say Coffy? Quentin Tarantino has opened up a coffee shop next to his own Vista Theater called Pam’s … Read more

Brad Pitt to reunite with Quentin Tarantino for The Movie Critic

Brad Pitt to reunite with Quentin Tarantino for The Movie Critic, which marks the third time the actor has worked with the acclaimed director. According to Deadline, Brad Pitt will be reuniting with Quentin Tarantino for The Movie Critic. This would mark the third time that the pair have worked together, as Pitt starred in … Read more

Austin Butler chose Tarantino meeting over Top Gun 2 screen test

Austin Butler ended up landing the role of Tex Watson in Quentin Tarantino’s Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. Austin Butler could have had an even more successful 2022 than he already did, that year nabbing numerous accolades and an Oscar nomination for playing Elvis Presley for Baz Luhrmann. As it turns out, he could … Read more

The Reason Quentin Tarantino Abandoned His ‘Star Trek’ Movie

Quentin Tarantino didn’t want Star Trek to be his final film. The iconic director was close to putting his own bloody stamp on the science fiction franchise but writer Mark L. Smith admitted despite going “back and forth” with the Pulp Fiction filmmaker on some ideas, things didn’t work out. He told Collider: “It was … Read more