Quentin Tarantino says ‘Once Upon a Time in Hollywood’ is his best film

Golden Globe winner Quentin Tarantino has declared “As soon as Upon A Time in Hollywood” as his greatest film so far.

Throughout a current look on “The Howard Stern Show,” the legendary director was placed on the spot and requested to call his high venture.

“For years folks used to ask me stuff like that,” the 59-year-old mentioned, in accordance with NME. “And I might say one thing like, ‘Oh, they’re all my youngsters.’ I actually do suppose As soon as Upon a Time in Hollywood is my greatest film.”

The movie, launched in 2019, stars a number of the most well-known names in Hollywood, together with Leonardo DiCaprio, Margot Robbie and Brad Pitt, who gained an Academy Award for his function.

It grossed a formidable $371M on the world field workplace on its opening first weekend.

The critically-acclaimed film additionally racked up 10 Oscar nominations together with greatest director and greatest image.

However even his greatest work couldn’t save the present movie period, which Tarantino has deemed to be the “worst in historical past” because it ties with the Fifties and Nineteen Eighties.

“Regardless that the 80s was the time that I in all probability noticed extra motion pictures in my life than ever – a minimum of so far as going out to the flicks was involved – I do really feel that 80s cinema is, together with the 50s the worst period in Hollywood historical past,” Tarantino mentioned in a current episode of his and Roger Avary’s “The Video Archives Podcast.”

“Matched solely by now, matched solely by the present period,” he famous.

Tarantino added that “the [films] that don’t conform” are “those that stand out from the pack” within the present period.