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In Netflix's latest move towards more diverse formats in their works, they're not stepping forward with their first-ever original anime, from scratch: a new 12-part series called Perfect Bones. Of course, Netflix is bringing some of the most successful people on the field for the project, including Kazuto Nakazawa, the director of the O-Ren Ishii anime sequences in Kill Bill Vol. 1. Read More »
Just a few weeks after getting a star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame, Quentin Tarantino has received yet another honor. The 52-year-old filmmaker became the 292nd artist to put his hand and footprints in cement at the TCL Chinese Theater in Hollywood. But as is typical of "The Hateful Eight" writer/director's movies and reputation, he did so with some curse words. Read More »
Quentin Tarantino has received the 2569th star on Hollywood's Walk of Fame. The ceremony came right before the opening of his latest feature, The Hateful Eight, and right after some controversial comments. Despite the writer/director's violent films and recent remarks, a crowd of fans and peers showed up to see the 52-year-old get his honor. One of which was his six-time collaborator, Samuel L. Jackson, who introduced the Pulp Fiction legend. Read More »
Quentin Tarantino is "f---ing pissed off" at Disney over "Star Wars: The Force Awakens," and he wants the studio to hear him loud and clear. The "Hateful Eight" director went on Howard Stern's radio show Wednesday to slam the studio for bumping his film out of its slot at Los Angeles' Cinerama Dome. Read More »
According to a new report by the NY Post, two time Oscar winning filmmaker Quentin Tarantino lied about having spent time in jail. The news comes hot on the heels of the Pulp Fiction creator's controversial involvement in an anti police violence rally at New York's Washington Square Park last month. "When I see murders, I do not stand by, I have to call a murder a murder, and I have to call a murderer a murderer." claimed the Kill Bill director as he spoke just four days after NYPD officer Randolph Holder was killed by gunfire. Read More »
Kill Bill Volume 1 and Volume 2 were once one 4-hour film that was split up by The Weinstein Co. into two wildly successful films. Pretty much ever since the second film was released in 2004, fans have wondered when the two would be released as they were originally intended to be showcased. During the 2014 Comic-Con panel for Dynamite Entertainment, Quentin Tarantino announced this would happen, possibly in 2015, entitled The Whole Bloody Affair. Read More »
