Tarantino explains why his films don't need sex scenes to be rated X.

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Quentin Tarantino has expressed why sex scenes are not needed in his films, stating that the process of filming them can be "very tense". His only two films which feature such content: Jackie Brown and Inglourious Basterds, have them for the sake of the story. The director also discussed the one time he felt his work had not been received well, his 2007 thriller Death Proof, which only gained $30 million overseas. Despite this, it has since become a cult classic.



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Quentin Tarantino has revealed why sex scenes are not necessary in his films, noting that they are not part of his 'vision of cinema'. He also shared that they can be a 'pain to shoot' and that none of his films have yet required them to be included. In an interview he also discussed the one film that 'bombed' and shook his confidence: 2007 thriller Death Proof. Though it was not a commercial success upon its standalone release, it has since become a cult classic.



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