The 5 Trolliest Moments From Quentin Tarantino’s New Interview With Bret Easton Ellis

Quentin Tarantino is his usual irascible self in his New York Times interview with Bret Easton Ellis, sounding off on race, gender and filmmaking with his standard mix of brash honesty and an armful of disses disguised as compliments. Here are the four most notable moments: When he told black critics that his race was irrelevant: Boldly stating that “if you’ve made money being a critic in black culture in the last 20 years you have to deal with me,” Tarantino told Ellis that he wasn’t bothered by black critics who wrote negative reviews of “Django Unchained,” but he was frustrated by critics' motivations. "The bad taste that was left in my mouth had to do with this: It’s been a long time since the subject of a writer’s skin was mentioned as often as mine.