32 Years Later, Quentin Tarantino's 154-Minute Crime Masterpiece Officially Returns to Streaming

Quentin Tarantino has an opinion about everyone else’s movies, but rarely does one of his own collaborators say something negative about his work. This happened not too long ago, when Rosanna Arquette said in an interview that Tarantino’s repeated use of a racial slur is “creepy.” Tarantino has often been criticized for this, with Spike Lee going on the record multiple times to question the ethics behind it. Nevertheless, he remains one of American cinema’s most important directors, and his breakout masterpiece — a movie that was booed by certain members of the audience following its premiere at the Cannes Film Festival — is headed to Prime Video for a new generation to appraise.