New Tarantino Doc 'The First Eight' Will Answer All of Your Questions

What was your first Tarantino movie? 

Do you remember that feeling in the theater? You were in a master filmmaker's hands, being delivered a story that captivated and made you envious for that talent and skill? Mine was Kill Bill: Volume 1. I skipped a school dance to go see it. Which is about all you need to know about me to understand my high school experience. 

But I left that movie with questions. And then, upon seeing every other movie he's made, I had more. 

Lucky for me, everyone else also had questions. And now his cast, crew, and producers have gotten together to create a new documentary where they seek to answer some of the biggest questions surrounding his movies. 

Check out the trailer for The First Eight. 

New Tarantino Doc Seeks Out Answers to our Questions

From Cinephilia to the "N" word, to Harvey Weinstein, this trailer promises to address all the big areas where Tarantino ruffles feathers and shines. He was the breakout star of the '90s. An auteur who became a household name. 

I'm most excited about digging into his screenwriting. Learning what makes him tick and how he became the voice of his generation. 

Here's the official description: 

"A deep dive into the mind Quentin Tarantino, the world’s most celebrated filmmaker. Exclusive interviews with cast and behind-the-scenes from Tarantino’s first eight films. Closing the chapter in Hollywood history – Tarantino’s relationship with Harvey Weinstein that became his greatest disappointment. Featuring Samuel L. Jackson, Christoph Waltz, Tim Roth, Lucy Liu, Zoë Bell, Jennifer Jason Leigh, Jamie Foxx, Eli Roth, Robert Forster, Diane Kruger, Michael Madsen, Kurt Russell, Louis Black, Richard Gladstein, Scott Speigel, Stacey Sher and more..."

What makes you most excited for this documentary? 

Let us know in the comments. 

What's next? Read the Pulp Fiction Script! 

After Reservoir Dogs, Quentin Tarantino needed a hit. He had come onto the scene as a brash and independent thinker, but he set his sights on the ultimate prize. He wanted to be Hollywood royalty, a legendary director. He wanted people to listen and to see the Los Angeles he saw every day: the underbelly, the slick and degenerate criminal world. He locked himself in a hotel room with Roger Avary, and they cracked Pulp Fiction. A few months later, it was in producers' hands, then shooting, and finally...shaking up the world. 

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