Tarantino won't budge from selling the Pulp Fiction NFTs

It seems that Quentin Tarantino still intends to put the Pulp fiction despite the fact that Miramax, the producer of the film, had already sued the director. 

As we have already we wrote, Quentin Tarantino's non-replaceable tokens (NFT) auction Pulp fiction never-before-seen scenes from his classic film. I'm so excited to be able to offer these exclusive contents to fans" - cited from the two-time Oscar-winning director of CNN. The NFT collection on sale includes never-before-seen scenes, quotes from the original handwritten screenplay and exclusive commentaries by Tarantino, in which the director reveals secrets about the film and himself.

As it turned out, the idea was not an unqualified success, so much so that Miramax, the producer of the film, filed a lawsuit against the director. A The New York Times report according to the story is that the director still wants to keep the auction, despite the lawsuit against him.

Miramax sued the director, claiming copyright and trademark ownership of one of their most cherished works, and although he denied the allegations against him, the sale did not go through. The relationship between Tarantino and Miramax is complicated, as they share some of the film's scenes. The director is expected to sell the NFTs this month.