A fter previously announcing that The Movie Critic would be his tenth and final film (or 11th, depending on how you count the Kill[s] Bill), Quentin Tarantino is reportedly pivoti

Upon watching Quentin Tarantino's fourth movie, 'Kill Bill', Stephen King penned a less than flattering review, calling it "dull" and self-indulgent.

So, a movie about a film critic who worked for a porno mag sounded right up his alley. It also sounded like, to me anyway, the perfect bookend to his career. Tarantino has always been a director who makes pulpy movies, but is critically adored.

Why was Tarantino's anticipated 10th film shelved, and would it have brought back the director's most famous characters?

Sources close to Tarantino have dropped a few suggestions on why the auteur pushed ’The Movie Critic’ aside in favor of another final film.

Quentin Tarantino declared years ago that he was planning to retire after a tenth and final film. What that film will be is newly in doubt, following the announcement that he has scrapped a script called The Movie Critic,

The Movie Critic had a lot going for it. Too much, as it turns out. The film was meant to be Quentin Tarantino’s 10th and final, until production fell apart and Sony officially shelved the project at Tarantino’s request.