Quentin Tarantino: The filmmaker publishes his film reviews

During this period of confinement, some read and others cook or improvise school teachers. Quentin Tarantino takes up his pen. The famous filmmaker takes advantage of this cinematic parenthesis to write reviews of his favorite films. Indeed, as reported by the site Reddit, Quentin Tarantino would have signed with his hand several long reviews published on the official website of the New Beverley Cinema in Los Angeles. This is the director-owned establishment that has closed its doors indefinitely (like all California screening rooms) due to the coronavirus pandemic. Thus, just dad (for the first time) since February 22, Quentin Tarantino abandons diapers and bottles from time to time to devote himself to his passion and share his favorites in terms of the 7th art. His reviews are real detailed reviews, full of references. There are mainly vintage feature films, including some essential on kung fu, like Fatal Needles vs. Fatal Fists (1978) by Lee Tso Nam, Soul Brothers of Kung Fu (1977) by Hua Shan with Bruce Lee, but also dramas such as the adaptation of Daisy Miller (1974) by Peter Bogdanovich, or The Lady in Red (1979) by Lewis Teague. A selection that demonstrates the interest of the author of Quentin Tarantino for adaptations of classics, period films, martial arts and cowboy. The director of the diptych Kill Bill does not hesitate to pass "with a scalpel" the script, to return to the technique and camera movements and distills many references (sometimes very sharp) on the history of cinema. His criticism is a nice surprise for fans of Quentin Tarantino, who has also said that he will try to focus more on writing since the birth of his son.