Obviously, my post was WAY over your head.
But your favorite Tarantino movie will be his next one. Here's what he said about it:
“I think Obama is fantastic. He’s my favorite president, hands down, of my lifetime,” the “Django Unchained” filmmaker told
Vulture. “He’s been awesome this past year. Especially the rapid, one-after-another-after-another-after-another aspect of it. It’s almost like take no prisoners. His he-doesn’t-give-a-sh*t attitude has just been so cool. Everyone always talks about these lame-duck presidents. I’ve never seen anybody end with this kind of ending. All the people who supported him along the way that questioned this or that and the other? All of their questions are being answered now.”
The director also weighed in on whether his new film will reflect the zeitgeist of the “Black Lives Matter” movement and the country’s growing awareness of racially biased policing.
“It was already in the script. It was already in the footage we shot. It just happens to be timely right now. We’re not trying to make it timely. It is timely,” Tarantino said.
“I love the fact that people are talking and dealing with the institutional racism that has existed in this country and been ignored. I feel like it’s another ’60s moment, where the people themselves had to expose how ugly they were before things could change. I’m hopeful that that’s happening now,” he added.
Although Tarantino has been described in the past as
“not a political person,” he did reportedly donate
more than $30,000 to the DNC and
$5,000 to Obama’s campaign during the 2012 election cycle and, in 2008, he was
spotted at a celebrity-filled fundraiser for the future president.
