Quentin Tarantino's New York Times best-selling book, Cinema Speculation, is now available in paperback.

This deliriously entertaining, wickedly intelligent cinema book is as unique and creative as anything by Quentin Tarantino.

The New York Times Book Review calls the book punchy, smart, and surprising.

And author Brady Sinalis Raves, it's a total delight from start to finish.

Yeah, I mean, we love the book. Obviously, we've talked about it on the show before. I think for me,

one of the most striking things about it is the personal asides that he has chosen to include in the

book about growing up and living with his mom and the movies he watched with her and her

boyfriends and also specifically his tribute to Floyd Ray Wilson and how that guy really helped

him find his way into screenwriting honestly. So there's a lot of really beautiful personal stuff

in addition to great selections of films and great criticism on top of that. And I think it's a

great antidote to like the hot takes out there in the world now that

Twitter and a lot of film criticism has been so reductive now to like the hot take that's like

four lines and it's so easy to make.

But he's having to write entire chapters and go through his history.

And I think it's a real exciting piece of kind of film journalism, film criticism.

For me, the inclusion of a, you know, a chapter on Toby Hooper, the what if surrounding taxi

drive from Brian De Palma. And just, as you said, those early cinema going experiences. And also

the fact that this might be as close as we'll have for another year or so to connection to his

next film, the movie critic.

Obviously, there's some DNA that will probably be running through these types of running.

So these are just some of the reasons we highly recommend picking up this paperback.

Absolutely.

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