>what do you think his last film will be
Fuck that, what do you WANT his last film to be?
What do you think his last film will be
Xavier Gonzalez
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Luke Ramirez
i dont know what i want but when i see it ill know
Brandon Phillips
His sextstape, ending with a mass suicide but only after killing some nigs in self defense after they take offense to him or his friends or the person/people he had sex with screaming NIGGER NIGGER outloud for 5 minutes until they cum together
Luis Diaz
I just want more nostalgia. I would usually hate nostalgia pandering from anyone else or anything else, but I give Tarantino a pass. It's a guilty pleasure but he knows how to do it right.
So Idk what I want it to be exactly but hopefully it's something set in the 60s or 70s or even the 80s or 90s. But I just hope it's something set in a time period he cares a lot about.
Sebastian Peterson
A space opera
Lincoln Mitchell
I want to see that Rambo reboot with Adam Driver idea he talked about.
Mason Powell
A documentary of his quest to find the best feet in Hollywood.
Sebastian Young
his confession that he's a Master Troll, a secret racist and has been fucking with everyone for the past 20 years.
Ayden Wilson
A black and white found footage film set in the ruins of Sowjet-conquered Berlin, at the end of WW2. It's about german women trying to hide from the Sowjets, who are pillaging and destroying whatever remains of german culture they come across and rape every woman they can find.
It's filmed as a Cloverfield style horror movie and the Sowjet soldiers are portayed as a lovecraftian evil, in the eyes of the women.
Jordan Kelly
George Floyd The Movie, but he turns it into a over the top Grindhouse revenge flick
James Brown
Now I really want this.
Lucas Sanders
cuckold shit like he always makes
Logan Flores
I can sort of see this happening.
William Phillips
He'll never do another film.
His infamous patron has fallen
His fetishes are now well known
Culture landscape is now too toxic to make content he's known for.
It wouldn't be a bad idea to cash out.
Mason Rivera
if he had directed true romance then once upon a time would be his 10th and last (if you count kill bills as one)
Carter Gutierrez
OP here.
I would like if his last film started in the typical way, with a non-confrontational/confrontational scene, chapters, comedy et al. Essentially I'd like all of his hallmarks covered early. Then about halfway through the film I'd like him to abandon it. Suddenly there are no more chapter cards. A comic relief character could become serious, and assume the role of protagonist (this would be Jonah Hill, btw). The music shifts from fun, somewhat obscure pop melodies and TV themes to an original score. It'll do this for about a half hour before giving way to an extremely silly, punchline ending. A twist, in a similar yet opposite vein of Inglourious Basterds, or Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood.
But what do I know kek
Josiah Ramirez
>last film
he could do whatever number of films he want. He's 58 years old, that's not too bad. Imagine if a few years after he releases his "last film" he gets creative or just wants to do something cool. His motivation to quit is said to be "I wanna quit while I'm on top", I'm guessing he doesn't feel the same about things anymore, he may be feeling old and fearing getting stale, or maybe he just sees the world changing and he doesn't like it, perhaps he can't see him succeeding in an even worst upcoming societal scenario.
My take? If you remember well, at first he said he still had a few films on him left but he could see himself doing a last one soon. Then everyone started saying his next would be his last and asking him this. He's very awkward in person and when someone gets on his nerve, he SHUTS THEIR BUTT DOWN, but when someone is interested in his productions, he gets weird and talks too much. My guess is that he shaped his mind into the way people understood his speech and started talking it would be his last film as well.
It may be something entirely new or something regarding previous productions, but I doubt it would be one film alone without parts 1 and 2.
Ayden Green
his movies are fairly low budget of $30 million-ish, he can fund it himself.
Wyatt Cruz
Kill Kiddo.
Owen Bailey
>culture landscape is now too toxic to make content he's known for
They've been saying this for years
Wyatt Martinez
he did all of that in once upon a time in america and some consider it his best ever. only chuds obsess over the culture landscape
Luis Fisher
>A space opera
>Now I really want this.
Carter Gray
only if it's called that. that's a kino title.
Daniel Torres
A film about the life and times of Jim Jones. At least 3h long, budget of 2-4 billion dollars, aspect ratio either Ultra-Widescreen 3.6 or outright 4:1, score by The Young Gods.
At the end, Quentin Tarantino looks straight into the camera and says "You know what? I think this just might be my masterpiece". While the credits roll, clips of die-hard Tarantino fans (and I mean actual FANATICS, i.e. people who would not hesitate a second to beat you into hospital if you uttered the slightest criticism about Tarantino) are shown, where they praise him, with each clip getting progressively more euphoric and more akin to veneration of a saint.
Liam Hill
Kramer The Movie
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Andrew Johnson
lol come on
Kayden Evans
Idk but I really hope it isn't that gay ass star trek thing that people were saying
Easton Cox
Same here, it would be a huge waste of a final movie. If it's gonna be a space movie I hope it's his own thing.
Xavier Smith
Tarantula has always said his final movie will be a western, so the final fuck you to us all will be a remake of The Good the Bad and the Ugly
Bentley Rodriguez
friendly reminder: kill bill 3 is still listed on imdb
Aaron Adams
i hope it's a film where everybody talks too much, particularly about obscure cartoons and b-movies from the 70s, where characters and american pop culture guzzlers, all that to a "listens to morricone once" soundtrack.
Austin Fisher
I'm fine with it as long as we don't get some shitty nigger music in the soundtrack.
Kevin Sullivan
>western
Nooooo
Asher Mitchell
Coming Home in a Body Bag
Easton Nguyen
A coming of age road movie where a prude girl and a slutty girl drive an old car through route 66 and meet colorful characters along the way. They look and act like they are in the 70s but it takes place in present day. One of them is always barefoot.