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Watch Quentin Tarantino's Pop Culture References From Movies…in 6 Minutes

Nick Romano — Sun, 13 Jan 2013 17:00:29 +0000

There are way too many incredible Quentin Tarantino movie scenes to list them all, but what about that one from 'Kill Bill,' where Uma Thurman and Lucy Liu exchange a quiet "Trix are for Kids" line before the storm of samurai swords? Or how about Thurman, again, turning to John Travolta outside the Jack Rabbit Slim's in 'Pulp Fiction' and saying, "An Elvis man should love it."

Tarantino, who recently experienced the theatrical debut of his latest project 'Django Unchained,' loves to insert pop culture references in all his films. If you thought it was nearly impossible to document every single one he's ever been made... well, you might be right. However, there's now a supercut of most of these said references in one convenient six-minute video.

Quentin Tarantino Almost Directed a Marvel Superhero Movie?

Eric Walkuski — Wed, 09 Jan 2013 18:00:42 +0000

How would you like to see Quentin Tarantino direct a superhero movie? Before you pass out do to overload of geek whimsy, we'll have to quickly inform you that it's not happening, at least, not at the moment. But QT came surprisingly close to making one almost twenty years ago. Read what the director has to say about it after the break.

Quentin Tarantino's Ten Boldest Moments

Evan Saathoff — Mon, 24 Dec 2012 21:00:12 +0000

Few directors working today offer more surprises per film than Quentin Tarantino, which is why it pays to go into his films knowing as little as possible before hand. But most of Tarantino's surprises are seasoned with a characteristically impressive nerve, which allows him to get away with things most filmmakers might shy away from. Her

Quentin Tarantino Talks Retirement, Planning a Novel and HBO Miniseries?

Mike Sampson — Sat, 01 Dec 2012 14:40:00 +0000

Quentin Tarantino is serious about this retirement business. The 'Django Unchained' director hinted that he might only have a few movies left in him and he's not just talking to hear himself talk. In a new interview, Tarantino insists he's almost ready to hang it up and talks about plans he has for the future.