Quentin Tarantino's TV Preferences: A Closer Look at His Views on 'True Detective' and 'The Newsroom
Quentin Tarantino, a renowned writer and director, is celebrated for his groundbreaking films like "Pulp Fiction" and "Kill Bill." Despite his reputation for creativity, Tarantino did not find the acclaimed TV series "True Detective" to his liking. In an interview with Vulture, he expressed his disinterest in the show's first season, finding it boring and unappealing. Tarantino also criticized the second season, deeming it unimpressive with its serious tone and tortured characters.
Tarantino's preference for exploring the perspective of villains in his movies, coupled with his penchant for humor, may explain his lack of enthusiasm for "True Detective." While he has a discerning taste in TV shows, having watched series like "Justified" and "How I Met Your Mother," Tarantino reserved high praise for Aaron Sorkin's "The Newsroom." He lauded the show for its exceptional dialogue, watching each episode multiple times to savor the writing.
Despite facing skepticism for his TV preferences, Tarantino defended his admiration for Sorkin's writing prowess. As he anticipates Sorkin's upcoming film "The Social Reckoning," Tarantino is also gearing up for his own projects, including a sequel to "Once Upon a Time... in Hollywood." With his unique storytelling style and cinematic vision, Tarantino continues to captivate audiences with his distinctive creations.