Quentin Tarantino joins Bill discuss the novelization of “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and his decision to quit filmmaking at the top of his game.
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Quentin Tarantino joins Bill discuss the novelization of "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" and his decision to quit filmmaking at the top of his game.
Find Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO GO® http://itsh.bo/iioY87.
It's HBO.
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Quentin Tarantino joins Bill discuss the novelization of “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” and his decision to quit filmmaking at the top of his game.
Find Real Time with Bill Maher on HBO GO® http://itsh.bo/iioY87.
It’s HBO.
Tarantino: “I want to retire on top. Directors get worse the longer they make movies.”
Maybe you’re right, hence, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood……. seriously, that movie has no story and is painful to watch because there is no meaning behind any of the characters. Yet he still thinks he’s on top with that film? ……….no.
ReplyYou are one of my favorite directors and you do not have my permission to quit! I will keep going to see your films.
Replyhe is going to stop because Harvey Weinstein stopped financing his blood and gore movies
ReplyLet your guests speak. Try to not interrupt when they take a breath.
ReplyIf Scorsese can still do it then Tarantino better stay
ReplyTarantino can stop whenever he damn well pleases. If the inspiration isn’t there or if he needs a break, let him. Sure, there’s examples of other directors that continue to do great work in their old age. George Miller comes to mind with being 70 when Fury Road came out. But then you see many others that stick around for ego or money and completely fall apart. I don’t think that fear of being one of those directors that falls apart is a good reason to stop, but I’d never pressure him to continue just because we currently like his work. Art is complicated.
ReplyWatched him on Kimmel last night — true genius.
Reply(Any of my fellow old farts seeing a young Hubert Humphrey?)
Sad sad sad? Mr D T
ReplyTrump wanna be
Where’s your balls , Mr oh so better than thou??? Where is Israel on such kkk issues???
Wow, an actual intelligent person on this show. Been a while since Bill had one of those (except for Neil Degrasse Tyson). Mostly he’s been getting on idiots so he can talk foolish about science without being corrected. Then when he had Tyson on he mostly talked about cancel culture or some shit lol.
ReplyI agree with Bill, huge fan here, BTW. You are Quentin fucking Tarantino. Stop comparing yourself to other directors and slow down, just relax and enjoy life , don’t force ANYTHING, and when you get an obsessive idea which you just can’t resist making, then and only then, make it, no retirement!!
ReplyHe’s right to stop at the 10th.
ReplyJust let the dude retire, he’s worked his a$% off his whole life. My favorite director but he deserves it at this point
ReplyKill Bill 3?
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