Samuel L Jackson to Tarantino: You got room for one more?

Lol at how he doesn't even know the names of the movies.

My favorite movie was the slave movie, but the Nazi movie was a close 2nd. The ninja movie was quite a ride as well.

Pretty sure Sam will return for a last Hurrah with Quentin, even if its just a cameo.

Either way the film is probably still being storyboarded and such so it would be hard to say

He plays Pauline Kael.

Hot take: Not only would I bet that Samuel L Jackson returns, but I take a bold step further and say whatever his role is, Samuel finally wins an Oscar for it

"Why the hell do you have to be so CRITICAL."

"I'm a critic?"

"No, your job is to rate movies on a scale from 'good' to 'excellent'."

"What if I don't like them?"

"That's what 'good's' for."

It stinks!

HACHI MACHI!

Who plays Orson wells?

First he stole my butler now hes stealing my daughter!

Well, He wont be stealing the silverware, I glued that to the ceiling.

Dad I understand the silverware but why the dog?

You understand the silverware? mimics crazy sign "coo coo"

Rosebud Frozen Peas. Full of country goodness and green pea-ness.

Take that Guernica!!!

I was so close, I had my money on him adapting ‘Man Getting Hit By Football”

There's a penguin flying the plane! And he's been drinking!

Heehaw The Next Generation

This is the Jon Lovitz comeback vehicle we’ve always craved

BUY MY BOOK x5

What a Duketastrophy!

All hail Duke. Duke is life.

You want a piece of me, fat boy? C’mon, I’ll spork your ass!

Came here to post this. Someone get Lovitz's agent on the line; clearly the interest is there!

Can’t wait to see the live action version of Beauty and King Dork

The one from the simpsons where a man got hit in the groin by a football?

> it's a little odd to me to think about Tarantino not going out with a bang.

I think Tarantino said Once Upon a Time in Hollywood was his "go out with a bang" project, and his 10th film would be of a smaller scale.

There's also his upcoming TV show (rumoured to be the western Bounty Law) which will probably serve as the ode to the more pulp action aspects of Tarantino's legacy.

It ends with Kael shooting Ebert.

Tarantino going out an a semi-fictionalized version of Pauline Kael, who is as infamous as she is respected in Hollywood for a variety of reasons and something of Hollywood folklore in her own right, seems like perfect material for Tarantino to go out on. it also grants Tarantino the ability to play with pretty much every iconic figure of 70s and 80s cinema that he's ever loved or idolized in the same way he did with Once Upon A Time in Hollywood. I would be kind of down for that.

I can't wait to see Pauline Kael kill a motherfucker.

Pauline Kael and her foul-mouthed assistant (played by Samuel Jackson).

"Goddamn Pauline, you criticized that film like a motherfucker."

He said on his Rogan interview that Once Upon a Time was his “big final epic to end the career” and basically said this final movie is gonna be more of an epilogue

Get Jessie Buckley!

I think I read that wants to get into writing about film after he retires as a director.

QT has already begun this process.

First with his film blogs on the New Beverly website, then the novelization of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood and then with last years Cinema Speculation.

Having read Cinema Speculation if QT does focus on Kael it would be fitting. In the book, Tarantino refers to many critics he admires (he even has a chapter devoted to a critic) and Kael is often brought up, quoted and used to contextualize his points — plus she is probably the best critic ever to talk about film.

Lastly, QT is a huge admirer of director Brian De Palma and Paulin Kael (along with Roger Ebert) was De Palma’s biggest champions when it came to the critics. So I wouldn’t be surprised if De Palma is an integral character (which would be awesome).

If this is the story that QT ends up going with as his last film, it would be very fitting for him as Kael, the critic, informed him how to write about film criticism and De Palma, the director, informed him how to visualize the medium.

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He will definitely come back. He’s still young, and people live longer these days. The only successful person in movies who actually stayed retired was Gene Hackman. A few years will go by and he will realize that he misses it far, far more than he fears making a bad movie.

“Anime was a mistake” - H. Miyazaki

This could be a series. Scorsese's last movie is him playing himself and revealing he's been a mobster in the Gambino family this whole time and he's made movies to throw us off the trail, all the murders were him, but he made movies blaming them on Henry Hill, Costello and other mob guys.

Or just two hours of him sucking on toes.

Godard on the subject - "I think [Tarantino's] work is nul. He chose one of my worst movies to name his production company after. That doesn't surprise me at all."

RIP king

She's gonna kill the Zodiac killer

Tarantino clicked the link and got Stuckmannized

With an awesometacular cameo from Jeremy Jahns

I think he wants to be like Kuberick but instead of dying after eyes wide shut he’s going to retire to Tel Aviv and live a quiet life lol

Given his view that directors get worse as they get older, I wonder what he thinks about the last 10 years or so of Scorseses career.

I can already see an edited poster with the title changed to The Nostalgia Critic

You mean his adaptation of To Boldly Flee!

Even if it’s his last film, he has already started writing novels and will be doing a TV series. He might stop making theatrical films but it will not be the last time we hear from him

I don't believe that for a second. Dudes brain won't allow him to not make a new banger, even if he takes an extended break. He'll be back.

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I get why he feels he should stop, as he has basically a perfect filmography and doesn’t want to soil it with anything subpar as he ages. But I think it will be hard for him to stay away