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Quentin Tarantino is one of cinema’s most brilliant minds, seemingly knowing everything there is to know about film theory, critique, and (most importantly) history.

After starring in Pearl Harbor and Black Hawk Down in 2001, it seemed like Josh Hartnett was on his way to stardom. He had a chance to reach icon status by playing Batman in 2005's Batman Begins, but he turned it down. The reason, frankly, is heartbreaking. 

Or, in fact, maybe he did so not very subtly. 

Gladiator 2 opts for rising star over established actors in lead role.

It is common knowledge that some renowned directors are hard to work with – for example, Sean Penn once recalled that communicating with Oliver Stone on set was like "talking to a pig" while Stanley Kubrick reportedly made Tom Cruise walk through a door 95 times to achieve the perfect take for Eyes Wide Shut. 

Get your space suit on: it's time for the ultimate interstellar film fest.

Quentin Tarantino is certainly one of the established authorities in the movie making industry, so if he says that something is good or bad we can't help but listen to him. 

While some of Hollywood's big names like Jamie Dornan are eager to star as superheroes in the Marvel Cinematic Universe and are knocking on the door of Marvel's big bosses, Quentin Tarantino has once again unleashed a tirade against Marvel. 

Here's a list of 'em.

The legendary Hollywood bromance, last seen in Ridley Scott's 'The Last Duel', will return to our screens in an upcoming sports drama about Nike's pursuit of Michael Jordan.

Robert Eggers' 'The Northman' is undoubtedly one of the most anticipated films coming this spring, given director's excellent background – with both his previous projects ('The Witch' and 'Lighthouse') quickly achieving cult following. Looks like Eggers' latest certainly won't disappoint – critics are crazy about his Viking revenge thriller, even comparing the film to some of the cult classics.