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It has been a great weekend for cinema as two completely different offerings drove cinema lovers in by the hundreds of thousands to their local theatre, multi-plex, drive-ins, and IMAXs across the globe to watch either Barbie, Oppenheimer, or both. Many double viewings occurred, with the Hollywood elite also showing up to get a piece of both pies. It doesn’t matter who you are, or how big you are in the movie industry, Barbenheimer fever is coming for you, and that was proven true of legendary director Quentin Tarantino…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeChristopher Nolan has said he understands “purist” directors like Quentin Tarantino who decide to quit while they are ahead.Discussing the career trajectories of other A-list filmmakers like Tarantino and Martin Scorsese, the 52-year-old revealed his perspective on how he sees himself progressing in the years ahead, including the kinds of films he definitely wouldn’t be interested in…

Seems like filmmaker Quentin Tarantino is not returning with the third chapter of `Kill Bill`. Many Tarantino fans were hoping that Tarantino would return to the Kill Bill world and cast Uma Thurman`s daughter Maya Hawke in a possible sequel. However, the filmmaker stated in a new interview that a third chapter of the martial arts film would not be made, as per Deadline, a US-based media house reports. Deadline quoted the Tarantino interview with DeMorgen where he opened up on speculation about Thurman and Hawke teaming…

Image via Warner Bros. Pictures As the world bids their farewells to Academy Award-winning actor Alan Arkin today, a time of reflection is sure to follow in due time; indeed, whether he tickled our funnybones or made our jaws drop with his stage-worthy gravitas, Arkin is sure to be remembered for many turns, among them The Russians Are Coming, The Russians Are Coming, The Heart is a Lonely Hunter, Argo, and his Oscar-winning performance as Little Miss Sunshine. But for some, he may be remembered as one half of…

Russo brothers photo Steve Granitz/FilmMagic, Tarantino photo Stephane Cardinale - Corbis/Corbis via Getty Images Quentin Tarantino, in a very on-brand way, ruffled quite a few feathers last year by saying that not only he’d never helm an MCU or DC film, but that those filmmakers who do are more akin to “hired hands” than actual creative directors. Tarantino’s scathing comments were delivered with an air of unconcern that only a true master craftsman would’ve been able to manage. In his case, that craft is…

Filmmaker Quentin Tarantino has previously said he plans to retire after his 10th film, but during a conversation at the Cannes Film Festival, he reiterated that The Movie Critic is his last, as “it’s just time to go out”, while streaming films are having their moment. “I like the idea of going out on top,” he said, adding, “I like the idea of giving it my all for 30 years and then saying, ‘Okay, that’s enough’. I don’t like working to diminishing returns. I…

QUENTIN TARANTINO’S ‘10K TOE-SUCK’(Photo Credit: Bang Showbiz) Quentin Tarantino is facing a claim from a strip club manager called NorCal Lowlife he once splashed out $10,000 to lick a woman’s feet until they wrinkled like “prunes”. Lowlife – also known as Page Rad – was apparently a senior worker at Hollywood nightspot Crazy Girls, and told the tale about the ‘Pulp Fiction’ director ­– who is said to have a foot fetish as he often lingers on his leading ladies’ toes in his flicks – on a podcast called ‘Get in the…

Photo via Noam Galai / Getty Images Quentin Tarantino, currently set to sit in the director’s chair for his final film The Movie Critic, has opened up about one of the greatest missed oportunities of his career. While speaking with Deadline, the director spoke about his potential adaptation of Ian Fleming’s Casino Royale, which would have existed independently of any franchise. “We reached out to the Ian Fleming people, and they had suggested that they still own the rights to Casino Royale,” Tarantino recalled.…

Get our free weekly email for all the latest cinematic news from our film critic Clarisse LoughreyGet our The Life Cinematic email for freeQuentin Tarantino has killed off one of his movie characters.The film director, who is an honorary guest at this year’s Cannes Film Festival, shared an update about his most recent film, Once Upon a Time in Hollywood via the official Twitter account of podcast The video Archives.In the posts, the podcast, which Tarantino co-hosts with writer Roger Avary, said that Rick Dalton, the…

In a surprising turn of events, Quentin Tarantino has announced the demise of Rick Dalton, the iconic character portrayed by Leonardo DiCaprio in his film "Once Upon a Time...In Hollywood." Tarantino shared the news through The Video Archives podcast, co-hosted with Roger Avary, his collaborator on "Pulp Fiction." A series of tweets revealed the tragic news, teasing an upcoming podcast episode dedicated to honoring Rick's memorable roles. Quentin Tarantino has declared the end of Rick Dalton.(REUTERS) The…