Quentin Tarantino Names The One Movie He Refuses To Watch, And Fans Totally Get It
When it comes to cinema, Quentin Tarantino isn’t just any director—he’s the director. The maverick filmmaker, known for his diverse taste and razor-sharp storytelling, recently made a surprising confession that has movie buffs buzzing.
On a recent episode of Bill Maher’s Club Random podcast, Tarantino, the man behind cult classics like Pulp Fiction and Kill Bill, took a trip down memory lane to discuss his favorite films.
He’s never been one to shy away from sharing his opinions, especially when it comes to the art of filmmaking. So, when Tarantino drops a hot take, you know it’s going to stir the pot.
And while you might expect him to list off a string of gritty Westerns or explosive action flicks, Tarantino threw a curveball by singing the praises of a beloved animated trilogy. That’s right, the man who gave us the blood-soaked Django Unchained is a huge fan of Toy Story.
However, the real bombshell came when Tarantino admitted there’s one Toy Story movie he flat-out refuses to watch: Toy Story 4. Now, you might be scratching your head—what could Tarantino possibly have against a heartwarming Pixar flick? It turns out, his reasoning is solid, and many fans are nodding in agreement.
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Quentin Tarantino: Master of trilogies, but there’s one film you won't catch him watching
Now, if there’s one thing we know about Quentin Tarantino, it’s that the man is never short on opinions, especially when it comes to movies—but his take on the Toy Story series is a bit of a departure from his usual fare.
Tarantino, who is a self-proclaimed fan of Sergio Leone’s Dollars Trilogy, appreciates a well-rounded trilogy that ties up all loose ends. And when it came to Toy Story, he had nothing but praise for the first three films.
In fact, he went as far as calling Toy Story 3 one of the best movies he’d ever seen, highlighting its emotional depth and satisfying conclusion. For Tarantino, Toy Story 3 was the perfect ending—a cinematic mic drop that left no loose ends.
So, when Pixar announced a fourth installment, Tarantino’s reaction was a resounding “thanks, but no thanks.” His stance on the matter is clear—sometimes, a perfect ending should just be left alone.
Tarantino loves his ‘Toy Story’—but only when the toys know when to quit.
In this era of endless sequels and reboots, it’s a sentiment that many fans find refreshing, even if they’re surprised to hear it from someone like Tarantino.
While the fourth film was enjoyable, many agreed it couldn’t escape the shadow of its predecessor. It was like trying to add a fourth course to a three-course meal that was already deliciously satisfying—sometimes, more isn’t better.
With a fifth installment reportedly on the way, many fans are wondering if they’re stretching the rubbery limbs of Woody and Buzz a bit too far. But one thing’s for sure: Quentin Tarantino won’t be in the audience, and perhaps, he’s onto something.
After all, some stories are best left with a happily ever after. And in a world of never-ending franchises, Tarantino’s desire to leave Toy Story where it ended so beautifully is a reminder that sometimes, less really is more.
