Adil Hussain claims that Quentin Tarantino is the most overrated director in the history of cinema

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• Aug 28, 2022 | Kabir Chakraborty

Adil took to Twitter to respond to a news article on the same remark and to offer his own assessment of Quentin. "One of the most overrated filmmakers in movie history is Quentin Tarantino. Truffaut's remarks shouldn't be taken literally, "He composed. color:black;mso-themecolor:text1">

color:black;mso-themecolor:text1">Digital Desk: Actor Adil Hussain isn't really
impressed by Quentin Tarantino, despite the fact that the rest of the world may
consider him a cinema legend. Adil did not take kindly to anything the
Hollywood director stated about the French director François Truffaut.

mso-themecolor:text1">Quentin featured a number of his peers and their work in
the September issue of Sight & Sound. As François, he. He asserted that
"[Claude Chabrol's] thrillers are far superior to the terrible
Truffaut-Hitchcock films, which I think are just awful." "I don't
really like Truffaut all that much. There are several outliers, with The Story
of Adele H. being the most notable. However, I generally feel the same way
about Truffaut as I do about Ed Wood. He seems to me to be a very enthusiastic
amateur.

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Adil took to Twitter to respond to a news
article on the same remark and to offer his own assessment of Quentin.
"One of the most overrated filmmakers in movie history is Quentin
Tarantino. Truffaut's remarks shouldn't be taken literally, "He composed.

Quentin has produced a number of critically
acclaimed Hollywood movies, including Pulp Fiction, Inglorious Basterds, Django
Unchained, Kill Bill Vol. 1 and 2, Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, and others.
In his career, he has received seven Academy Award victories.

Additionally, he never hesitates to make
provocative statements. He recently remarked that, despite ultimately
benefiting the movie, Val Kilmer's cameo in Top Gun: Maverick appeared to be a
little too cheap. Quentin stated on the ReelBlend podcast of CinemaBlend that
he thought that reunion was "almost too cheap." Then he continued,
"But it definitely works. It's similar to Charlie Chaplin passing away on
stage for Limelight's last scene, but it f***ing works. You're expecting it,
and the scenario f***ing delivers.