Quentin Tarantino's Rambo movie idea involves casting Adam Driver in lead role

Of course, we know that Tarantino isn't just about making "good" movies, so we don't think that he'll go out and direct a Rambo movie.

In case you didn't know, Tarantino plans to retire after his tenth and final movie. We doubt that he plans on ending his storied career with a movie based on someone else's idea, so we can pencil his Rambo movie "pitch" along with his shelved R-rated Star Trek movie.

Then again, who knows? Even if Tarantino retires from directing after his next film, he can still pitch the idea to movie execs and sign on as the producer.

As far as his idea of a "good movie" goes, you can't exactly blame him for praising Morell's work. The First Blood was first published in 1972 with a movie adaptation hitting theaters in 1982. Unfortunately, the adaptation was not faithful to its source material. It features Sylvester Stallone as the undying John Rambo, whereas Rambo (yes, just Rambo) dies in the novel.

If a proper adaptation of First Blood is ever made, Adam Driver would make an excellent choice. He has the physique and stature to play Rambo, as evidenced by his buff appearance in Disney's Star Wars sequel trilogy, where he stars as Ben Solo.