Deadpool is officially the highest grossing R-rated movie of all time, so naturally there is a lot of anticipation for its sequel. That said, the project has hit a major roadblock after director Tim Miller quit over the weekend.
The Hollywood Reporter explained that Miller exited the project over a variety of creative differences with actor and producer Ryan Reynolds. As rumours swirl about the details, one thing is abundantly clear — the project is in desperate need of a new director.
A man named Carl Champion, Jr. has decided to take matters into his own hands, launching a Change.org petition to have celebrated director Quentin Tarantino sign on to helm the project.
In the write-up, Champion, Jr. suggested that this would be Tarantino's chance to helm a "project almost guaranteed to make a billion dollars."
"Quentin Tarantino is the master of writing dialogue, and Ryan Reynolds is a master of delivering dialogue," he said. "Tarantino makes ultra-violent movies where you love the characters, with horrible language, sexy women, and a villain you will NEVER forget. Tell me Marvel doesn't need another one of those."
If you feel so compelled, you can sign the petition here.
The Hollywood Reporter explained that Miller exited the project over a variety of creative differences with actor and producer Ryan Reynolds. As rumours swirl about the details, one thing is abundantly clear — the project is in desperate need of a new director.
A man named Carl Champion, Jr. has decided to take matters into his own hands, launching a Change.org petition to have celebrated director Quentin Tarantino sign on to helm the project.
In the write-up, Champion, Jr. suggested that this would be Tarantino's chance to helm a "project almost guaranteed to make a billion dollars."
"Quentin Tarantino is the master of writing dialogue, and Ryan Reynolds is a master of delivering dialogue," he said. "Tarantino makes ultra-violent movies where you love the characters, with horrible language, sexy women, and a villain you will NEVER forget. Tell me Marvel doesn't need another one of those."
If you feel so compelled, you can sign the petition here.
