What MCU movie should Quentin Tarantino direct???

[Bad Superman]

Punisher

 

[Lord]

Punisher or Heroes for Hire, as some have suggested. Of course, a Howling Commandos movie would be another viable option, if it was entertained...

Now that you mention it, World War II group lead by Samuel Jackson seems like an idea out of his films

 

[BlackFox]

Daredevil or Punisher, hands down made for him but knowing him he wouldnt go for the obvious choice more like the Silversurfer.

 

[BH/HHH]

Hopefully none he's the most overrated director in the world

 

[spider-neil]

Luke Cage
Iron Fist
Misty Knight
Colleen Wing

Movie set in the 70's

 

[Norrin Parker]

Tarantino would never direct a Marvel movie and honestly I can't say I'd want him to as much as I love him.

 

[Steamteck]

None! He is not right for any MCU movie IMO.

 

[roach]

Tarantino has said he'd never do a superhero movie because fans obsess over suits and colors and he'd feel like he couldn't make changes if he needed.

 

[BlackFox]

Tarantino has said he'd never do a superhero movie because fans obsess over suits and colors and he'd feel like he couldn't make changes if he needed.

Yeah he likes to write his own characters and come up with original stories so I don't see him actually ever doing it but then his films can be quite comic book like at times, if more adult themed, especially Kill Bill and Django.

 

[GREEN =w= DAY]

a Deadpool film directed by Tarantino would be all sorts of awesome

maybe even a gritty, set in the 1980s Punisher film

 

[the last son]

Deadpool

 

[summerteeth]

My head tells me "None." But my heart says "Cage and Fist! That goes without saying! Kung-Fu Blaxpoitation? C'mon son!"

Chances are slim to none though. SIGH

Ding Ding Ding. This is the only correct answer.

 

[Tacit Ronin]

None. Tarantino is an auteur in every little sense of the word. Even if a comic book property vaguely interests him, his baser, auteur instincts will kick in and gnaw at him to fit the material into his vision. Remember what happened with Rises under Nolan, Returns under Singer and Burton, Iron Man 3 under Black? Compound that by 100. While he will most likely come up with a well written genre piece, it will bear little resemblance to whatever he chose to direct/write. I would rather he lends his directorial and script writing talents in tandem with his incredibly vast, encyclopedic cinematic knowledge of film be put under the service of original properties of his reckoning.

 

[the last son]

Blade

 

[metaphysician]

None. Tarantino is an auteur in every little sense of the word. Even if a comic book property vaguely interests him, his baser, auteur instincts will kick in and gnaw at him to fit the material into his vision. Remember what happened with Rises under Nolan, Returns under Singer and Burton, Iron Man 3 under Black? Compound that by 100. While he will most likely come up with a well written genre piece, it will bear little resemblance to whatever he chose to direct/write. I would rather he lends his directorial and script writing talents in tandem with his incredibly vast, encyclopedic cinematic knowledge of film be put under the service of original properties of his reckoning.

One of these things is not like the other, one of these things doesn't belong. . . or rather, one of these things totally does belong, as it fits just fine into the greater MCU milieu. If your argument is that Tarantino would be a bad pick because he wouldn't write for the MCU, you undermine your argument by complaining about IM3.

 

[CyclopsWasRight]

a Deadpool film directed by Tarantino would be all sorts of awesome

maybe even a gritty, set in the 1980s Punisher film

Yeah a Deadpool, Punisher or Iron Fist

 

[bigscore]

Daredevil.......

I think Antoine Fuqua would be good too!


(Training Day & "Olympus is Down")

 

[Endeavor]

-Cage/IronFist/Heroes for Hire
-Shang-Chi
-Daughters of the Dragon

all of the above

 

[bullets]

I think Kill Bill is the closest we'll see Quentin come to making a comic book film.

 

[Thundarr]

My vote? Shang-Chi: Master Of Kungfu.

 

[Tacit Ronin]

One of these things is not like the other, one of these things doesn't belong. . . or rather, one of these things totally does belong, as it fits just fine into the greater MCU milieu. If your argument is that Tarantino would be a bad pick because he wouldn't write for the MCU, you undermine your argument by complaining about IM3.

I like Iron Man 3. I, however, am aware of the open disgust thrown at the film by a loud minority, of whom I was really speaking through. I would have no problem if Tarantino goes balls out with a Marvel/DC/comic book property and does something radical. But I also know comic book purists will declare doomsday over it as well. But I would rather see Quentin indulge in original movies and leave comic book movies to the more studio inclined.

 

[rayc1971]

powerman and iron-fist no brainer!

 

[gkokujin]

my vote? Shang-chi: Master of kungfu.

+1

 

[Whiskey Tango]

Heroes for Hire as a standalone 70's period film would be amazeballs.

Wouldn't want him touching an actual MCU film tho. Years ago he admitted he'd never be able to stand all the fanboy *****ing if he worked on a known property and he wouldn't be interested in the first place since he wouldn't be able to call all the shots.

 

[Hypestyle]

too bad his Power Man treatment hasn't leaked..