Where to buy tickets, schedule

Film nerds, it’s time to put down the popcorn and leave the multiplex — well, just for one night.

That’s because your chance to see Quentin Tarantino in person has finally arrived.

The legendary “Pulp Fiction” and “Kill Bill” director is jet-setting all over the U.S. as part of his four-show tour promoting his first nonfiction book, “Cinema Speculation.”

At each show of the Quentin Tarantino book tour, Tarantino will read passages from the text, which has been described as “film criticism, film theory, a feat of reporting, and wonderful personal history.” He’ll also chat with different notable film critics and historians as well.

Plus, as a cherry on top, all attendees will be treated to “Cinema Speculation” copies with ticket proof of purchase.

So… how much does it cost to get in?

Let’s just say it’s a little pricier than tickets to Quentin Tarantino movies.

To keep things simple, we’ve found the cheapest tickets available for each of Tarantino’s talks on Vivid Seats.

Wanna know what you’re buyin’, Ringo? Take a look below.

Thursday, Nov. 3, at The Theatre at Ace in Los Angeles, California

Upper level seats start at $76

Lower level seats start at $116

Monday, Nov. 7, at The Castro Theatre in San Francisco, California

Upper level seats start at $62

Lower level seats start at $136

Saturday, Nov. 12, at The Paramount Theatre in Austin, Texas

Upper level seats start at $99

Lower level seats start at $189

Wednesday, Nov. 16 at Town Hall in New York, New York

Upper level seats start at $81

Lower level seats start at $105

“Cinema Speculation” is Tarantino’s second book.

“Once Upon A Time In Hollywood,” the first Quentin Tarantino book and companion to the film of the same name, debuted at number one on the New York Times fiction bestseller list.

In addition to writing books and directing films, Tarantino also hosts the podcast “Video Archive” with fellow director Roger Avary.

You can listen to the series celebrating movies of years past here.

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