I feel like when Tarantino was pitching Kill Bill after the studio gave him way too much creative control and $$$ they were probably thinking "that sounds awful". Tarantino probably followed up with "Every single boy up to the age of 14 will think it's awesome because like Samurai swords n' stuff and every adult nerd who works at Gamestop or hobby stores will consider it the best movie of all time until the next fad happens 4 months later... The nerd who works at Gamestop will have his mom bring him AND his brother to the theater so think about how much $$$ that is if they all do that!"
Tarantino seems to be well known for his "retro 60's and 70's based artistic approach" but interesting how he's willing to throw all of that out the window and have the iconic theme of the movie be "current fad" 2000's techno music instead of hiring a composer to create something retro-based. Tarantino knows he doesn't have to bother with that as long as he picks all his favorite old songs to be featured and the studio is willing to fork out the royalties.
Tarantino seems to be well known for his "retro 60's and 70's based artistic approach" but interesting how he's willing to throw all of that out the window and have the iconic theme of the movie be "current fad" 2000's techno music instead of hiring a composer to create something retro-based. Tarantino knows he doesn't have to bother with that as long as he picks all his favorite old songs to be featured and the studio is willing to fork out the royalties.