"don't exist" - Quentin Tarantino dig on Ryan Reynolds' $50M Netflix movies

The renowned filmmaker Quentin Tarantino went on a rant about the status of some films now and their potential in the future. His comments raised a big red signal for Deadpool actor Ryan Reynolds, even though they were totally inappropriate. Ryan Reynolds received $50 million for a Netflix film, according to Tarantino.

Working with steaming services is not something Quentin Tarantino is fond of

Tarantino expresses opposition to movies available on streaming and OTT services. Such films obviously weaken him since they produce such meager profits. The director, angry, said, "I mean, what is a motion picture anyway these days?" Because, according to the director of Kill Bill, "that would be diminishing returns" if it were something they broadcast on Apple.

How did Tarantino put it? 

Quentin Tarantino's comments were posted by the well-known media website Deadline. He said, “I’m not picking on anybody, but apparently for Netflix, Ryan Reynolds has made $50M on this movie… I don’t know what any of those movies are… It’s almost like they don’t even exist.”

Quentin Tarantino Criticizes Ryan Reynolds' Earnings

Director Quentin Tarantino questions the legitimacy of Ryan Reynolds' reported $50 million paychecks for various movies, expressing his lack of familiarity with Reynolds' work and casting doubt on the films' significance.

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Ryan Reynolds now has three movies in Netflix's all-time Top 10, with the release of The Adam Project. The rankings are based on the total hours viewed in the first 28 days of a title's availability. His films Red Notice and Michael Bay's 6 Underground also hold prominent positions, with the latter amassing a staggering 205.5 million hours viewed in its opening period.

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