Quentin Tarantino does not use Netflix
Quentin Tarantino prefers watching movies on videotapes and DVDs rather than streaming services. The famous moviemaker shared his take on the popular streaming services today and the ups and downs of American video stores with "I Lost It At The Video Store" author Tom Roston, who interviewed for the chapter "In the Wake Up Streaming" a number of moviemakers, including Kevin Smith, Darren Aronofsky, Davil O. Russell, Doug Lyman, Greg Mottola and others. Excerpts of the conversation are quoted by IndieWire. In particular, Tarantino said the following: “I am not happy with all these video services. I like to hold something solid and real in my hand. And I can’t watch movies on my laptop. I don't use Netflix services at all. " Despite the growing popularity of Netflix, Hulu, Amazon and VOD services, the moviemaker opted to add videotapes to his library by purchasing the archive of the rental video store Video Archives. This store is also known as the location where Tarantino worked before movieing Pulp Fiction. "They went out of business, and I bought their entire product line. About eight thousand cassettes and DVDs," the director explained. Tarantino owns the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, which shows only movies. movieed. The director of The Hateful Eight periodically expands his collection of movies, which he records on blank cassettes from the TV. the director chose to add videotapes to his library by purchasing the archive of the Video Archives, which rented the cassettes. This store is also known as the location where Tarantino worked before movieing Pulp Fiction. "They went out of business, and I bought their entire product line. About eight thousand cassettes and DVDs," the director explained.Tarantino owns the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, which shows only movies. movieed. The director of The Hateful Eight periodically adds movies to his collection, which he records on blank cassettes from TV. the director chose to add videotapes to his library by purchasing the archive of the Video Archives, which rented the cassettes. This store is also known as the location where Tarantino worked before movieing Pulp Fiction. "They went out of business, and I bought their entire product line. About eight thousand cassettes and DVDs," the director explained.Tarantino owns the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, which shows only movies. movieed. The director of The Hateful Eight periodically adds movies to his collection, which he records on blank cassettes from TV. how to remove "Pulp Fiction". "They went out of business, and I bought their entire product line. About eight thousand cassettes and DVDs," the director explained.Tarantino owns the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, which shows only movies. movieed. The director of The Hateful Eight periodically adds movies to his collection, which he records on blank cassettes from TV. how to remove "Pulp Fiction". "They went out of business, and I bought their entire product line. About eight thousand cassettes and DVDs," the director explained.Tarantino owns the New Beverly Cinema in Los Angeles, which shows only movies. movieed. The director of The Hateful Eight periodically adds movies to his collection, which he records on blank cassettes from TV. The Topic of Article: Quentin Tarantino does not use Netflix. |
