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Quentin Tarantino Wished He Saw 'Avatar' Before Making 'Kill Bill'
9 Aug
Summary
- Quentin Tarantino impressed by James Cameron's 'Avatar'
- Tarantino felt 'Kill Bill' didn't fully deliver the immersive "ride" he envisioned
- Tarantino had "grandiose visions" for 'Kill Bill' but couldn't achieve them
In a recent interview, renowned filmmaker Quentin Tarantino confessed that he wished he had watched James Cameron's blockbuster film 'Avatar' before making his own 'Kill Bill' movies. Tarantino was quite impressed by the stunning visuals and grand storytelling of 'Avatar', which was released in 3D and mesmerized audiences worldwide in 2009.
The director of 'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' shared that he had envisioned a more immersive "ride-like" experience for 'Kill Bill', but felt he couldn't completely achieve that. Tarantino had "grandiose visions" for the two-part film, which featured Uma Thurman, Lucy Liu, and David Carradine, but believed that watching 'Avatar' beforehand might have helped him bring his vision to life.
Tarantino acknowledged that although 'Kill Bill' was a critical and commercial success, it didn't fully deliver the cinematic experience he had imagined. After watching 'Avatar', he realized that James Cameron's film had managed to create the kind of immersive ride-like atmosphere that Tarantino had aspired to for his own project.
