In Just 4 Days, Tom Felton's R-Rated Historical Movie Is an Instant Streaming Hit

Days after it was reported that Quentin Tarantino is putting together a farce for the British stage, a film that fits that description claimed the domestic HBO Max streaming crown. Tarantino has been on an unending quest to extend his directorial career, having imposed a 10-movie cap on himself based on a theory that he subscribes to. He has found ways to keep pushing his would-be final movie; the first order of business was to declare that Kill Bill: Vol. 1 and Kill Bill: Vol. 2 are, in fact, one film. He has also written a fiction novel, an autobiography, and a Once Upon a Time in Hollywood sequel for director David Fincher. The British farce is only his latest distraction. Audiences curious about what Tarantino is cooking up might want to head over to HBO Max, where a farcical film has emerged as the new number one.