Tarantino claims that his next movie will be his last | Movie

It may be hard for some Tarantino fans to hear, but the famous director said for a while that he considered a reboot of one of his films as his latest work. Tarantino was a guest on Friday’s “Real Time” talk show with host Bill Maher. There he told the writer and director that his tenth film would be his Swan song. A frustrated Maher told the famous director that he couldn’t believe this would actually be the case.

But Tarantino said he is at a point in his career where he feels it is time to retire. “American director Don Siegel ended his career in 1979 when he directed ‘Escape from Alcatraz,’ which was a great final movie,” Tarantino said. The HBO host said it was foolish for the “Pulp Fiction” director to base his career-breaking choice on other directors, citing Clint Eastwood’s award-winning work. Tarantino admitted that Eastwood was an exception to his rule.

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Tarantino also revealed that he had been thinking for a while about reshooting his first movie, 1992’s “Reservoir Dogs.” The director told Maher, “I’ve been thinking about a Reservoir Dogs remake to complete my film career.” “But after playing with that idea for a while, I decided not to do it.”

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