When we talk about violence in movies, we cannot ignore the fact that things have sometimes gone over the top. The same can be said for the films of Quentin Tarantino who has been active as a director since the ’90s.
Tarantino’s films have received positive reviews from critics and audiences but what’s more important here is that people have also praised his use of violence despite that a few of his projects have been involved in controversies. Tarantino has now opened up about the use of violence in his projects.
Quentin Tarantino Maintains A Limit Of Showing Violence In His Movies
Quentin Tarantino has accumulated a huge fanbase over the years for his use of violence in his movies. This is also a primary reason why audiences have entered the theatre and enjoyed his movies, contributing to the overall collections at the box office.
During his appearance at the Cannes Film Festival Quinzaine des Cineastes masterclass, Tarantino said that he will never use violence on an animal and that is the boundary to which he keeps the use of violence restricted. He said that the list includes insects too and it is possible only if he is watching or making a documentary.
Stating that he aims to make people believe everything, he continued, “That’s why I can stand the violent scenes, cause we’re all just f*cking around. Some animal, some dog, some llama, some fly, some rat, doesn’t give a f*ck about your movie.” He added that he can kill many rats but he is not paying to watch death.
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Quentin Tarantino’s Final Directorial Venture
Quentin Tarantino has already revealed that his upcoming film will be his final as a director. Although he has not disclosed his future plans, audiences are expecting a lot from this upcoming project.
The only information available for now is that Tarantino’s next project will feature a real-life critic who wrote reviews for a pornographic magazine during the ’70s. Considering the outline of the story, the use of violence might be featured but time will reveal everything.
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