Quentin Tarantino knows more about movies than just about anyone else alive. The Pulp Fiction director said cinema ended a few years ago. He made some salient points, even if they were not literally true.

A fter previously announcing that The Movie Critic would be his tenth and final film (or 11th, depending on how you count the Kill[s] Bill), Quentin Tarantino is reportedly pivoti

Quentin Tarantino has some serious thoughts about the current state of the film industry and how movies are dead.

Quentin Tarantino addressed the delay on making his final movie and how he feels about the current state of cinema in a new interview.

The crux of the change for Tarantino is that the experience of theater is still unsullied, whereas with movies, people are on their phones and the theatrical window is teeny tiny. “Theater you can’t do that,

Tarantino said during the Sundance Film Festival (via Variety) that the definition of films has changed since the pandemic. The “Once Upon a Time in Hollywood” director deemed theatrical releases as a “show-pony exercise” before streaming.

Quentin Tarantino is not very happy with the movie industry at the moment. In a recent talk at Sundance Film Festival, the legendary director said that theatrical releases have gotten "drastically worse" since 2019,

Quentin Tarantino is one of the most prolific American directors in history, and is usually good for offering unfiltered hot takes about the industry as a whole. Fans are wondering about Tarantino's tenth and final film,

Quentin Tarantino has always said he only wants to direct 10 movies, with 2019's Once Upon a Time in Hollywood being his penultimate. Last year, the stylistic filmmaker was gearing up to direct his final film,