Quentin Tarantino is not interested in working with Marvel Studios

Following Scorsese's statements, Tarantino said the following words in a 2020 interview with Deadline: I actually think a war for movies got played out. As far as I can see, the commercial product that is owned by the conglomerates, the projects everybody knows about and has in their DNA, whether it be the Marvel Comics, the Star Wars, Godzilla and James Bond, those films never had a better year than (2019). It would have been the year that their world domination would have been complete. But it kind of wasn't. The director explained that a lot of original movie content was released and "demanded to be seen at the theaters." According to him, this occurrence ensured that 2019 was a really strong year for original movie content. He continued by stating that if movies like that hadn't held their own, "it might have been the last stand for movies like that."

However, Tarantino admitted he likes Star Wars. The director stated that he found the film immersive. Specifically, he said, "When the lights came on, I felt like a million dollars. And I looked around and had this moment of recognition, thinking, 'Wow! What a time at the movies!" Nevertheless, Tarantino confessed it isn't his kind of film. He stated that he leans more toward films like Close Encounter. He credited the movie's awesome plot and Steven Spielberg's effort to make it an epic for both cinephiles and regular audiences as the main reasons for this.

Having said that, Tarantino has stated that his next movie will be his final feature film. It's believed that he's working on a third installment of Kill Bill, but it's also possible that he's thinking of something else. This is understandable given that he'll want to end his glorious career on a high note. Nevertheless, the end of his career as a film director doesn't mean he won't helm another film as there've been reports he will direct episodes of a television series.

Speaking of the Marvel Cinematic Universe, Marvel's Nate Moore recently clarified where Black Panther: Wakanda Forever fits in the MCU timeline. Also, the studio is working on a duo of spinoffs inspired by Black Panther.