Quentin Tarantino

i think he's aight 

that's tough because I'm sure he'd want to add his own flavor to the film.  I think he said in an interview he'd rather not do a superhero movie

Sgt Fury and the howling Commandos.

Grifter

He could probably do a decent Punisher movie or a completely awesome Lobo movie

Actually Lobo would be a good fit with him, pop culture references and gratuitous horrifying violence done with a twisted sense of humor. Sounds right up his alley

Tarantino is pretty awesome and hates comics.

Hack/Slash

@turoksonofstone said:

Tarantino is pretty awesome and hates comics.

He loves comics actually. Just would not do a comicbook film.

CAN SUCK IT!

@turoksonofstone said:

Tarantino is pretty awesome and hates comics.

He loves comics actually. Just would not do a comicbook film.

@Mr. Smiths said:

@turoksonofstone said:

Tarantino is pretty awesome and hates comics.

He loves comics actually. Just would not do a comicbook film.

According to several Interviews I've read he does not love comics. What is your source?

@turoksonofstone said:

@Mr. Smiths said:

@turoksonofstone said:

Tarantino is pretty awesome and hates comics.

He loves comics actually. Just would not do a comicbook film.

According to several Interviews I've read he does not love comics. What is your source?

i should ask you the samething. If he doesn't then I stand corrected.

@cattlebattle said:

@turoksonofstone said:

@Mr. Smiths said:

@turoksonofstone said:

Tarantino is pretty awesome and hates comics.

He loves comics actually. Just would not do a comicbook film.

According to several Interviews I've read he does not love comics. What is your source?

Tarantino most certainly is a comic fan

I thought so.

Stand corrected.

  

   @Mr. Smiths:  @cattlebattle:  
When Asked about the Superman/Clark Kent reference at the End of Kill Bill Volume 2, and if he was a Comic Book Fan, He said "NO" 
He was mainly influenced by Cinema Talents. 
   I am going to try to post the Interview, If I can find it and post it later 
  

YL: What books do you remember?

QT: I could always read really, really well so I could like read adult books when I was very, very young. I didn't all the time because they were kind of boring to me, but I could. But I loved comic books. I was really into comic books. And, hands down, my favorite comic book in the mid-70s when it came out, was Shang-Chi, Master of Kung-Fu, which was sort of like the Kung-Fu comic book. It was really great. But my favorite hero, the hero I wanted to be, was Luke Cage, Hero for Hire, which was basically the Blaxploitation comic book. [Luke Cage] later became Power Man, but in the beginning he was, like, the black super hero. I collected comic books and it was kind of cool, because back then if you lived in the suburb or if you lived in a project, it didn't matter, you probably had about six kids in the general area that collected comic books. You could literally go to the kid's house and never having met him and bring your comic books with you, knock on his door, and you open the door, 'hi, my name is Quentin, are you Ken? I heard you collect comic books. I collect comic books too. Can I see your collection and I will show you mine?' 'Oh yeah, come on in.' It was a ritual. You show out yours, you have your best ones, and you lay them out and everything and you kind of look at them. And then he would lay out his and you'd look at them and go 'ooh and ahh' about your stuff and maybe you'd talk about trading. You could literally go into a kid's house you never knew before and start a friendship. You're happy that someone cares. You are happy to show them. So I did that, but the entire time I remember it was like 'Why do you like Luke Cage? He's black. Why do you like Luke Cage?' Black kids 'Why do you like Luke Cage. He's black.' I wasn't allowed to have Luke Cage be my favorite character. That wasn't allowed. That wasn't made for you. It can't be your favorite character. Only to grow up and find out that Nick Cage took his name from Luke Cage. His name is Nicolas Coppola. And when I found that out I went 'Oh my God, how cool!"

@cattlebattle said:

@turoksonofstone said:

@Mr. Smiths: @cattlebattle:

When Asked about the Superman/Clark Kent reference at the End of Kill Bill Volume 2, and if he was a Comic Book Fan, He said "NO"

He was mainly influenced by Cinema Talents.

I am going to try to post the Interview, If I can find it and post it later

Tarantino is full of it then (comes as no suprise) In an interview he stated he would never do an existing comic movie...because he likes to write his own ideas, and very much admitted Luke Cage was his favorite charcter

Yeah well he still a great filmmaker.

@cattlebattle said:

@Mr. Smiths: @turoksonofstone: Oh yeah, here is the exerpt from the interview

YL: What books do you remember?

QT: I could always read really, really well so I could like read
adult books when I was very, very young. I didn't all the time
because they were kind of boring to me, but I could. But I
loved comic books. I was really into comic books. And,
hands down, my favorite comic book in the mid-70s when it
came out, was Shang-Chi, Master of Kung-Fu, which was
sort of like the Kung-Fu comic book. It was really great. But
my favorite hero, the hero I wanted to be, was Luke Cage,
Hero for Hire, which was basically the Blaxploitation comic
book. [Luke Cage] later became Power Man, but in the
beginning he was, like, the black super hero.

I collected comic books and it was kind of cool, because back then if you lived in
the suburb or if you lived in a project, it didn't matter, you probably had about six
kids in the general area that collected comic books. You could literally go to the
kid's house and never having met him and bring your comic books with you, knock
on his door, and you open the door, 'hi, my name is Quentin, are you Ken? I heard
you collect comic books. I collect comic books too. Can I see your collection and
I will show you mine?' 'Oh yeah, come on in.' It was a ritual. You show out yours,
you have your best ones, and you lay them out and everything and you kind of
look at them. And then he would lay out his and you'd look at them and go 'ooh
and ahh' about your stuff and maybe you'd talk about trading. You could literally
go into a kid's house you never knew before and start a friendship. You're happy
that someone cares. You are happy to show them. So I did that, but the entire
time I remember it was like 'Why do you like Luke Cage? He's black. Why do you
like Luke Cage?' Black kids 'Why do you like Luke Cage. He's black.' I wasn't
allowed to have Luke Cage be my favorite character. That wasn't allowed. That
wasn't made for you. It can't be your favorite character. Only to grow up and find
out that Nick Cage took his name from Luke Cage. His name is Nicolas Coppola.
And when I found that out I went 'Oh my God, how cool!"

Tarantino would only work well with street level heroes. A Punisher film done by Tarantino would be good.

He's a whack-job in a very good way and that could make his take on a superhero really good or it could totally stink. Who knows?

If Tarantino did make a superhero movie I'd probably check it out, though

@PowerHerc said:

He's a whack-job in a very good way and that could make his take on a superhero really good or it could totally stink. Who knows?

If Tarantino did make a superhero movie I'd probably check it out, though

Yeah me too.

Powers.

The man loves feet.
 
  

@cattlebattle said:

Tarantino is full of it then (comes as no suprise) In an interview he stated he would never do an existing comic movie...because he likes to write his own ideas, and very much admitted Luke Cage was his favorite charcter

I recall reading that bit about Luke Cage being his favorite hero somewhere too. I've also heard Nicholas Cage picked Cage to change his last name to because of the hero as well.

I would want Tarantino to direct a Moon Knight film.

Heard anything about a Kill Bill Vol. 3?

@cattlebattle said:

Tarantino is full of it then (comes as no suprise) In an interview he stated he would never do an existing comic movie...because he likes to write his own ideas, and very much admitted Luke Cage was his favorite charcter

I recall reading that bit about Luke Cage being his favorite hero somewhere too. I've also heard Nicholas Cage picked Cage to change his last name to because of the hero as well.

I would want Tarantino to direct a Moon Knight film.

Heard anything about a Kill Bill Vol. 3?

@cattlebattle:I just got to it, should have waited to post I guess.

He does dress like the KKK, his outfit is the one thing I kinda wish would undergo a drastic change. The armor suit he had was cool for a while but I think he needs something completely new. I'm a fan of MK but I agree he is a snapped Batman.

I didn't either I was just checking out Tarantino's IMDB page and I saw it was announced

Heroes for Hire is a good match with Tarantino.