Writer-director Quentin Tarantino explains why his tenth movie will be his last: 'I wanna leave at that high level. I wanna leave where a new Quentin Tarantino movie coming out is an event.'
Quentin Tarantino opens up about why he's done writing and directing movies. For a long time, Tarantino has said that his tenth film will be his last, and it's a mission statement he seems to be sticking to. Counting Kill Bill Vol. One and Two as one film -- the two together are best known as Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair -- Tarantino counts that he's written and directed nine movies so far; he has won two Oscars for writing.
In a conversation with YMH Studios, Tarantino clarifies why his upcoming tenth film will be his last. It largely relates to how he wants to close out his career after the successes he has enjoyed. Read what Tarantino had to say when asked about the end of his filmography below: SCREENRANT VIDEO OF THE DAY I’ve done everything I wanted to do. I’ve had just an amazing career. I’ve had amazing amount of luck, amazing good fortune. I had no idea that the audience— in fact, if I had to guess I’d have guessed that the audience wouldn’t accept my movies. And that ended up not being the case. And I’ve been able to work in this business at the highest level a director can work. I wanna leave at that high level.
One element that often primes Tarantino's projects for success seems to be his philosophy on making movies overall. His passion for the art of filmmaking ensures he won't ever want to produce; as he's said himself, he always wants to be the one in the director's chair. Tarantino brings a great deal of passion to all of his films, and for that reason, his tenth and final movie will likely be just as well-received as those that came before.
When Tarantino made Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, he made sure to get the period details in his sets perfectly, to the point where flyers that weren't even clearly displayed onscreen were included on set. This level of detail in his production design only elevates the level of immersion. Because of this, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood won two Oscars: one for Best Achievement in Production Design and Best Performance by an Actor in a Supporting Role.
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