10 Predictions For Quentin Tarantino's Final Movie

While nothing is certain in the world of cinema and the bright lights of Hollywood, this one looks to as close as you can get to a done deal.

Quentin Tarantino's 10th film, his last if you believe him, will be an R-rated Star Trek film.

And you better believe it won't be like any of the other 13 additions in the Star Trek cinematic catalogue. That's not the Tarantino way.

There have been whispers for a few years that Paramount were looking to greenlight a QT takeover of a famous franchise struggling to maintain traction in the market.

In classic Tarantino fashion, he's pushed for an untethered rating that will allow him to go full tilt on his own style.

“If I do it, it’ll be R-rated. There’s a script that exists for it now."

While some have expressed concern over what exactly an R-rating will mean for the beloved franchise, with many thinking it will just be sex and blood in space, actor Karl Urban revealed that it's more to "really make those beats of consequence land."

He wants to show the full impact of space. The sheer terror and implications of a violent and unknown place.

Having Tarantino's fingerprints on a franchise that has predominantly been PG has already become a polarising topic and the film hasn't even started yet.

At this stage it looks like an unexpected, but incredibly curious and opportunistic, project to end an incredible career.