Quentin TarantinoThe final film is supposed to be cancelled, Film CriticThe Last Day has sparked endless speculation from fans and media outlets about what would happen in the film. The long-planned 10th and final project in Tarantino's filmography was “confirmed” to be canceled earlier this year, though that may not be true. The long-planned 10th and final project in Tarantino's filmography has been officially canceled, though that may not be true. Film Critic The film will focus on a critic working for a fictional pornographic magazine in the 1970s. However, The Internet took the basic concept of the film and, according to the director, started weaving wild tales about the casting and storytelling levels of the film..
During a recent appearance on Bill Maher's Club Random podcast, Tarantino addresses the rumors surrounding Film CriticThe director blamed the media for spreading rumors about the film's cancellation and its content. Because the director has kept the project shrouded in mystery, he believes that one media outlet will “confirm” the rumor about the project, and the rest of the Internet will spread the story. What's more interesting is that Tarantino has neither confirmed nor denied whether the film is being canceled or not. Film Critic It has already been postponed. He explained:
“If you’re Joe Shlomoka, and you’re some kind of celebrity gossip columnist, and you hear, ‘Quentin is going to make a Star Trek movie,’ or, ‘Quentin is going to make a movie called Film Critic,’ or, ‘Quentin is going to do whatever,’ it’s kind of like when that guy wrote the Howard Hughes biography that ended up being a hoax… The thing is, they can say, ‘Oh Quentin is going to cast Tom Cruise—that’s for sure! Quentin is going to cast Tom Cruise as Film Critic!’”
The funny thing about The Movie Critic is that they started saying I'm going to cast this actor, Paul Walter Hauser… but the funny thing is I think they just think he looks like a critic, and that's why they cast him. [him]But my point is that they write it in Showbiz Daily or something, and then it gets picked up in 140. [other] to cut.”
Quentin Tarantino Refuses to Confirm Rumors He Criticized the Film
While Quentin Tarantino criticizes the snowball effect of modern journalism, he also refuses to discuss or correct the rumors circulating about Film CriticEven the MovieWeb archives are full of speculation surrounding the project, and if you’re interested in what we think we know, we’ve previously compiled everything you need to know about the mysterious film. The director has said he could easily come out and correct all the misinformation and rumors and reveal what’s really going on with the film, but he refuses to do so. Tarantino explained:
“Because I don’t close this thing—because I’m not fully connected—it will be reported as if it were true: and it is true for a few weeks, because nobody knows any better, because I don’t fill them in.”
While Tarantino's comments indicate a sense of frustration with the endless speculation surrounding Film CriticThe director revealed that deep down he enjoys watching the endless rumors. In addition to promoting the film at no cost to the director or studio, Tarantino joked that the level of media attention is a great way to feed the Hollywood star’s ego. The director said:
“It’s not a bad thing! In fact, the selfish part of me thinks that the idea of printing 142 articles is just speculation about what I’m going to do, and I appreciate that a lot, and that means I’m in a good place. The selfish part of me that’s like Elvis says, ‘Yes, that’s true!’
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