‘I want to read a book’: Tarantino criticizes ‘flavourless sausage factory’ Hollywood | Video

Quentin Tarantino criticized today’s Hollywood, calling it “an odorless sausage factory”.

Writing in the magazine Sight and Sound, Tarantino said “from the plague… He added: “Mistakes, nonsense, audience-pleasure, bad actors or just plain stupid often plague every new film that comes out of the silent sausage factory that calls itself Hollywood.”

Tarantino also said that although “the 1980s were very bad”, he was able to “forgive” the films of the 80s because he “loved going to the movies”. “However, these days, the whole idea of ​​what a movie is is more embarrassing in me than generous.”

In his essay, Tarantino spent a lot of time on his favorite film – The Rip, directed by Joe Carnahanright now on Netflix – and it mentions Steven Spielberg West Side Story and Kevin Costner-directed Horizon: An American Saga Chapter 1 and 2 like the latest movies he liked. He went on to say that he had never seen “anything that grabbed me and pulled me into the magical world of joy that I always went to and that’s why I loved movies more than any other form of art.”

Tarantino is working here a “swashbuckling” play called Popinjay Cavalierwhich is due to open in London’s West End in 2027. His most recent films were 60s-set. Once Upon a Time… in Hollywood in 2019, the book he published in 2021, and how a to follow, directed by David Fincheris currently being developed. In 2024 Tarantino abandoned the plans to make his 10th installment, The Movie Critic, which he says is his last film.