Quentin Tarantino has settled with Miramax on the lawsuit regarding the NFTs of the Pulp Fiction movie.
The master director will cooperate with Miramax in the copyright lawsuit.
Quentin Tarantino Signs A Deal With Miramax
Celebrity director Quentin Tarantino has settled with Miramax on the lawsuit regarding Pulp Fiction NFTs.
Last November, Tarantino announced that the NFT collection, which will include sections about the film, will be published, and Miramax, who owns the distribution of the film, became the plaintiff.
In the joint statement made by Tarantino and Miramax, the following statements were included:
“The parties agreed to leave this issue behind. However, they look forward to collaborating on new projects, including potential NFTs, in the future.”
Information about how the agreement between Tarantino and Miramax was concluded was not included in the statement.
Tarantino’s NFT collection, released in January, sold for over $1 million.
The lawsuit was seen by industry leaders as a classic violation of web2 copyright laws in the web3 environment. The faction defending Tarantino claimed that this was outside the scope of the law, as there was no NFT sale at the time the film was released.
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