As far as Quentin Tarantino is concerned, King of New York is a criminally underrated cinematic classic that he owes his career to.

Quentin Tarantino's second Oscar was due to this 2012 action-epic that's at long last climbing the Hulu movie streaming charts.

According to a THR report today, one of the ideas Quentin Tarantino was toying with for scrapped film The Movie Critic had it serving as a "Tarantino goodbye meta-verse," weaving in stars and characters from his previous works.

Sources close to Tarantino have dropped a few suggestions on why the auteur pushed ’The Movie Critic’ aside in favor of another final film.

It was quite the shock when Quentin Tarantino’s latest project The Movie Critic was abruptly axed, the news happening so suddenly that many have questioned just what the hell happened. Per the filmmaker,

Inside the messy, late-hour collapse of the director’s mysterious final feature amid wild script and casting rumors (Tom Cruise?) and a fully on-board Sony Pictures.

Quentin Tarantino recently announced he's no longer making The Movie Critic as his final film, but some details about it have now come to light.

Quentin Tarantino previously announced that his tenth (or 11th, depending on how you count the Kill [s] Bill) film, The Movie Critic, would be his last. “Directors don’t get better as they get older,” Tarantino told Playboy in 2012.

Movie director Quentin Tarantino has said for years he wants to stop working after making 10 movies. The status of his final film is up in the air.

The Movie Critic, Quentin Tarantino’s now-abandoned tenth and final film, is now relegated to the what-if portion of Tarantino’s career. Like Double V Vega and Kill Bill Vol. 3, it is now another unproduced idea for the filmmaker’s filing cabinet.