From westerns to exploitation: Quentin Tarantino’s favourite movies of the 1960s
Some fantastic picks.
Cutting Room Floor Archives: 05/2024
The most challenging TV show of Michael Douglas’ career: “I’ve never worked harder”
“A tremendous opportunity.”
The character Martin Scorsese specifically wrote for Ray Winstone: “He just let me make it up”
It was Ray’s way or the highway.
‘Hooper’: The movie celebrating stunt performers that beat ‘The Fall Guy’ to the punch by decades
The two are kindred spirits in more ways than one.
‘Jellyfish Eyes’: The weird Pokémon knock-off released by Criterion
Things didn’t end well for the sequel.
How ‘American Graffiti’ became one of the most profitable movies of all time
The bearded wonder’s breakthrough was a money-spinning machine.
The science-fiction movie James Cameron called a “guilty pleasure”
Even Cameron enjoys films that he knows that he shouldn’t.
‘The Simpsons’ character Matt Groening called “profoundly sick and sad”
“They’re kind of odd looking.”
Less than impressed: Three Oscar-winning movies hated by their stars
They didn’t love the movies they starred in.
A tough critic: The classic Quentin Tarantino movie Stephen King called “blah”
“But dull is still dull, isn’t it?”