100% Scorcese is one of my favorite directors. The Irishman is one of the best films in recent times. However, the stuff he is praising is truly horrific and amazing. Aster will have a remarkable career for sure.
I wouldn't say just starting out, just because it was his first feature, doesn't mean he was just doesn't out. Edit: I have absolutely no idea what I was trying to say, yet 2 people upvoted it.
I love how Scorsese has always backed up, championed and supported the horror genre. He gave Peeping Tom (1960) the respect that it deserve by re-releasing it.
I'm glad to see Scorsese's appreciation for Ari Aster and Hereditary. And surprised that he briefly mentions Midsommar also. Though of course not for everyone, they are the rare films in modern times which deserve their hype. Now just need a Scorsese breakdown of The Thing About The Johnsons, lol.
@@stupididiot6993 We haven't really seen anything on this kind of level since the Exorcist! and that came out in 1973! But I"m going to watch the new director's cut of The Exorcist this week! You should check this out! it has an extra 20 minutes footage added on to the movie! You can officially download now!...ha ha ha!😂✌️💚
@@warrenphilbert6856 I’ve seen it three times, and it got better with each consecutive viewing. Midsommar I’ve seen six times, and the director’s cut is now my all-time favorite film.
I love how FALC partners interviewers that are knowledgable in not only the filmmaker they are interviewing but the references the filmmaker is influenced by and excited about. The way they run the program there is a cut above. Thank you.
So good to hear Scorses praise Hereditary. It really is one of the best horror movies of all time, right up there with The Thing and The Excorcist. One of thoses films that sticks to you and wonder about for days (maybe even weeks) after you saw it.
when they are talking about hereditary, they mention the horror elements vs. the family dynamic. I think what makes this film a masterpiece is that the tension comes from the struggle of the family and the horrific scares are actually the release of the that tension. It fucks with your perception about where the fear is actually coming from. Some of the Scare scenes I actually flow right through because the tension was already so high. Great film.
I haven't watched Hereditary yet (I know) and I love how Scorsese was trying to talk about the movie without spoiling it and say "If you haven't watched the movie there is horrifying sequences" Kent Jones interrupts to spoil the movie talking about someones death...
I can't be the only one who thought, based on the caption in the thumbnail, that this was a special episode of On Cinema at the Cinema with Tim Heidecker (and guest Gregg Turkington), featuring movie maker Marty Scorsays...
Ari Aster was actually in the audience, unbeknownst to Scorcese. And Ari didn’t know Scorcese would mention Hereditary Source: Ari and Scorcese latest Q&A for Beau is Afraid
This was an odd episode of On Cinema. Both Tim and (guest) Gregg are absent and there was no real movie expertise being given. 2 bags of popcorn for this episode.
The shock of Charlie dying in the manner in which she did and the vulgar directness of it plus the horrifying realness of the repercussions that play out as an out-of-body fever dream was one of the most gut-churning and visceral experiences I've had in cinema in recent years. Despite the dreary subject matter in both Hereditary and Midsommar there's strangely a whimsicality to it that does not make them sink to overly heavy-handed depths; they are 'fun' warped films. And the camera work on Aster's films are unparalleled in recent times. You can obviously see huge Polanski influence laced throughout.
Can the interviewer shut up? This was so incredibly frustrating to listen to. Let Marty finish a sentence. I just want to hear him talk. Only speak when he's doe getting his thought out. Stop incorrectly finishing his sentences. Marty is a big boy. He can do it on his own.
When watching Hereditary keep your eyes fixed on all the corners of walls in the dark room scenes! near the end of the movie trust me! you'll thank me later! ha ha ha!..✌️💚
unfortunately, im a little disappointed in scorsese's take on hereditary. i know these things are subjective, but I would've loved a more nuanced analysis rather than general remarks. i enjoyed the discussion about hugo haas!
@@LionMetalMusic-videochannel yes, he was Czechoslovak star in 30s. Very famous there. He played in popular Czechoslovak movies (comedies but also dramas) and also in many theater plays in National Theatre in Prague.
Imagine being a young filmmaker just starting out and already having Scorsese of all people singing your praises.
100%
Scorcese is one of my favorite directors. The Irishman is one of the best films in recent times. However, the stuff he is praising is truly horrific and amazing. Aster will have a remarkable career for sure.
I wouldn't say just starting out, just because it was his first feature, doesn't mean he was just doesn't out.
Edit: I have absolutely no idea what I was trying to say, yet 2 people upvoted it.
@@Sterlin-Lujan Aster is a more digestible version of Lars Von Trier imo and so heavy with the Polanski biting too
Getting praised by a legendary filmmaker is already a huge honor
In case if you want to just hear about hereditary, it's director and his second film midsommar
16:30 - 20:56
You the real MVP
@@EleazarGray cringe
Hereditary is fine, Midsommar is not worth discussing.
@@vittoriostoraro the director's cut is so much better than the theatrical version
Thx
I love how Scorsese has always backed up, championed and supported the horror genre. He gave Peeping Tom (1960) the respect that it deserve by re-releasing it.
Just hearing Marty is an enrichment of the soul. Professor Scorsese.
I'm glad to see Scorsese's appreciation for Ari Aster and Hereditary. And surprised that he briefly mentions Midsommar also. Though of course not for everyone, they are the rare films in modern times which deserve their hype. Now just need a Scorsese breakdown of The Thing About The Johnsons, lol.
I wonder what Scorsese thinks about Midsommar.
@@themarinect ✌️💚
Of course you clueless millennials say nothing about Haas, because you know nothing.
vittoriostoraro uhhhh shut the fuck up
@@vittoriostoraro Yeah, it's definitely better to support artists after they're dead, than when they're alive, huh?
Super excited hear Marty's thoughts on Hereditary!
Me too!..✌️💚
Yeah... one of my favorite films of 2018
@@stupididiot6993 We haven't really seen anything on this kind of level since the Exorcist! and that came out in 1973! But I"m going to watch the new director's cut of The Exorcist this week! You should check this out! it has an extra 20 minutes footage added on to the movie! You can officially download now!...ha ha ha!😂✌️💚
warren Philbert thanks heart and peace guy
@@stupididiot6993 Cheers!.✌️💚
Scorsese IS a horror movie director disguised as a gangster/drama director. His movies have always scared me the same way any good horror movie would
Well he directed two. Cape Fear and Shutter Island. They are designed like one and are quite terrifying.
Even Taxi Driver. Imagine how the movie would be if it was from Betsy or Iris perspective.
@@victordomort2638 You have a good point but it was from Travis' point of view so no.
Shutter Island's twist scares me tbh same goes to De Niro's final moments in The Irishman, that hit hard man. Make me afraid of getting old
Mr Scorsese made me see Hereditary. I was not disappointed.
On a second viewing it's even better!..✌️😈💚
@@warrenphilbert6856 I’ve seen it three times, and it got better with each consecutive viewing. Midsommar I’ve seen six times, and the director’s cut is now my all-time favorite film.
Happy to hear Scorsese talking about Ari aster !!
I must imagine Ari smiling ear to ear, by watching Martin Scorsese Review
Here for Joanna Hogg's Archipelago 25:14
I love how FALC partners interviewers that are knowledgable in not only the filmmaker they are interviewing but the references the filmmaker is influenced by and excited about. The way they run the program there is a cut above. Thank you.
The nerve of Scorsese to say that Puiu's film is 3 hours long, when he just made a 3 1/2 hr long film.
So good to hear Scorses praise Hereditary.
It really is one of the best horror movies of all time, right up there with The Thing and The Excorcist.
One of thoses films that sticks to you and wonder about for days (maybe even weeks) after you saw it.
Hereditary is an absolute masterpiece.
Hereditary is the only film that has turned my blood completely cold with fear!. ha ha ha!..✌️💚
when they are talking about hereditary, they mention the horror elements vs. the family dynamic. I think what makes this film a masterpiece is that the tension comes from the struggle of the family and the horrific scares are actually the release of the that tension. It fucks with your perception about where the fear is actually coming from.
Some of the Scare scenes I actually flow right through because the tension was already so high.
Great film.
Thank you for adding the time marks in the description =).
I think we all wanna drop the mic and hug Scorsese
I haven't watched Hereditary yet (I know) and I love how Scorsese was trying to talk about the movie without spoiling it and say "If you haven't watched the movie there is horrifying sequences" Kent Jones interrupts to spoil the movie talking about someones death...
As someone who is extremely sensitive to spoiler talk, I promise you, nothing was spoiled by the interviewer.
you just go and see it mate
So cool that Ari Aster was apparently in the crowd and they didn’t know
I can't be the only one who thought, based on the caption in the thumbnail, that this was a special episode of On Cinema at the Cinema with Tim Heidecker (and guest Gregg Turkington), featuring movie maker Marty Scorsays...
Hi guys
for some reason knowing that scorcese also saw this movie is comforting
My cat gets calmed down by scorseses voice.amazing.
Martin Scorses brought to you by "In any event..."
Ari Aster was actually in the audience, unbeknownst to Scorcese. And Ari didn’t know Scorcese would mention Hereditary
Source: Ari and Scorcese latest Q&A for Beau is Afraid
I was gonna leave a comment but I was afraid Kent Jones would interrupt me and say it first.
Guessing he doesn't get invited to many parties.
I'd love to hear his thoughts on Midsommar. I thought it was even better.
Great interview, very insightful.
Martin is one of the best of our time to do it! The Irishman is sitting at a solid 100% with 50 reviews
Gonna have to watch some Hugo Haas now. Always a good teacher, that Scorsese.
This was an odd episode of On Cinema. Both Tim and (guest) Gregg are absent and there was no real movie expertise being given. 2 bags of popcorn for this episode.
I thought Marty would at least do a Popcorn Classic segment
Holden the latest episode was fucking hilarious
Take a shot every time Marty says "in any event".
Just died of alcohol poisoning, thanks.
I share Martins's opinion of Hereditary, just in case you guys wanted to know...
The shock of Charlie dying in the manner in which she did and the vulgar directness of it plus the horrifying realness of the repercussions that play out as an out-of-body fever dream was one of the most gut-churning and visceral experiences I've had in cinema in recent years. Despite the dreary subject matter in both Hereditary and Midsommar there's strangely a whimsicality to it that does not make them sink to overly heavy-handed depths; they are 'fun' warped films. And the camera work on Aster's films are unparalleled in recent times. You can obviously see huge Polanski influence laced throughout.
Imagine having fucking MARTIN SCORSESE praise your FIRST FILM omg Ari Aster you bastard you did it
Really wish the interviewer would let Martin speak, dude kept cutting him off come on my guy.
Based Hereditary.
Can the interviewer shut up? This was so incredibly frustrating to listen to. Let Marty finish a sentence. I just want to hear him talk. Only speak when he's doe getting his thought out. Stop incorrectly finishing his sentences. Marty is a big boy. He can do it on his own.
Hugo Haas and his trophy wife, what a surprise.
Thank you! Fantastic work!
Love Scorsese so so much
I cant be the only one finding it annoying that the interviewer doesnt let Marty finish a sentence without interrupting. Yeesh.
Only for Hereditary here.
Master Scorsese!
Lincoln film center? Wheres the victorville film archive?
Can someone tell me what scene is Scorsese referring to from Hereditary at 19:10?
It's the scene when the three of them are having dinner and the Mom and son have an argument
When watching Hereditary keep your eyes fixed on all the corners of walls in the dark room scenes! near the end of the movie trust me! you'll thank me later! ha ha ha!..✌️💚
@Joshua Hammond Pardon me!..🤢😷👷🤕☹️
unfortunately, im a little disappointed in scorsese's take on hereditary. i know these things are subjective, but I would've loved a more nuanced analysis rather than general remarks. i enjoyed the discussion about hugo haas!
movies by H.H. are a l w a y s worth a look..
Hugo Haas basically made the same film over and over....
I'm not wrong to say Hugo Hass was cechoslovak actor, right
@@LionMetalMusic-videochannel yes, he was Czechoslovak star in 30s. Very famous there. He played in popular Czechoslovak movies (comedies but also dramas) and also in many theater plays in National Theatre in Prague.
out of focus....