Movies and series that the audience loves, but Quentin Tarantino does not like (10 photos)

There is quite an impressive list of films and series, which can be called "popular". People love them despite the criticism anyone. For example, the films "The Matrix", "Groundhog Day" or the first season series "True Detective". Edition IndieWire decided to get an opinion one well-known director, who can also be called "folk". Yes, we are talking about Quentin Tarantino, whose films are adored in everything world, despite their complex and long dialogues, and the abundance of "blood". How it turned out the director does not like most of the films and series that loved by most viewers. Let's find out which famous projects rejected Tarantino.

Scream (1996)





"I didn't like Wes Craven's direction - it was like he was chained with an iron chain that kept him on the ground."

The Matrix Reloaded (2003)



"There was a time when I thought The Matrix was my favorite movie after "Battle Royale. But that was before The Matrix 2 and 3 came out, which actually destroyed for me the whole mythology of the original "Matrices."

Groundhog Day (1993)





"I never liked the idea that Bill Murray's character needs redemption. Sarcastic Bill Murray is the best Bill Murray."

The Hunger Games (2012)



"I'm a big fan of the Japanese movie Battle Royale, on which the Hunger Games were founded. And the Hunger Games copied it. It would be great to film my own Battle Royale."

True Detective (2014 - ...)



"I tried to watch the first episode of the first season and it didn't really hook me. I thought it was very boring."

The entire Marvel Cinematic Universe (2008 - ...)



"I don't hate them, but I don't love them. As a child, I collected Marvel comics, and if these films came out when I was in my twenties, I'd be damn happy and truly them I loved."

Tenet (2020)



"Insensible disappointment."

The Meaning of Life by Monty Python (1983)



"The only time I had to look away during watching "The Meaning of Life" was when this fat man continued to vomit. He was sick and I was sick too - it was too much. I looked back and thought: "If someone is sick here and I smell vomit, I throw up."

1917 (2019)



According to the film director, there are too many splices in the film:

"If you're going to do that, do it for real. 15 minutes for each take."

Explosive Blonde (2017)



"When I watched the long fight in Explosive Blonde, I thought: "God. It's amazing! It's fucking amazing! ok… wait a minute, no. The real shot doesn't last as long as shown. here. So everything is ruined. Everything is ruined. They obviously didn't bring work to the end."