De Palma | Official Trailer HD | A24
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Watch the OFFICIAL TRAILER for DE PALMA opening in theaters June 10, 2016!
RELEASE DATE: June 10, 2016
WRITER/DIRECTOR: Noah Baumbach and Jake Paltrow
CAST: Brian De Palma
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De Palma is easily one of the best filmmakers of his generation!
You watch one of his films, and then before you know it, you wanna watch the rest. There's something so addictive and appealing about his films while also being disturbing.
I hope he makes a big comeback with his next project: *Sweet Vengeance*
A24 is always on a roll. One of my favorite film studios right now.
True that!!Double True!!:)
Lol you have a favorite film studio? 😂
A24 executives know how to spend their money.
always liked his style
One of the best of all time, no doubt.
When you put this documentary in front of De Palma fans, they'll go 'Holy Cow!'
"holy mackeral"
Dressed to Kill and Carrie are the movies that made me a de Palma fan as a kid.
My brother I hope you have seen Blow Out by now. An absolute masterpiece
@@flyingfrogofdeath9616 Hell yeah dude, I love Blow Out! Btw what are your top 5 De Palma movies??
@@princesmith8008 right on man. I'm ashamed to say I've only seen Blow Out and Mission: Impossible. I am watching dressed to kill sometime this week tho. What are yours?
@@flyingfrogofdeath9616 Damn bro, you need to catch up quick. De Palma has some real bangers out there (like the one you mentioned) that you must watch.
These are my top 5:
1) Blow Out
2) Carrie
3) Casualties of War
4) Carlito's Way
5) Scarface
I also love Phantom of the Paradise, The Untouchables and Sisters. Would include them as honorable mentions.
There's all those new movies and tv shows to watch and regularly, I come back to this great documentary, and the immense pleasure I had watching it when it came out....truly, for De Palma fans, a religious experience!
Can't wait to watch it.
I fucking love Blow Out
+ScrapeTV then you'd really love the film Blow Up.
Good call
ScrapeTV Such a solid thriller.
A24 is producing some spectacular films. Great job.
1:02 - that would be Phantom of THE Paradise
holy mackarel...
i wish they stuck around longer on his stories about each movie. they glossed over a few that deserved more attention...like dressed to kill. one of my favorite flicks of his. not to mention the story about him braking into his father's practice with a knife.
There's a very good reason why he's Tarantinos favorite director.
Love his movies!
Madman!!
This looks fantastic.
Bucking Frilliant!Like a mini-film school!Happy Birthday Brian,Always Be Well:)
I loved it when it came out.....and have watched it again many times since.....a true religious experience for cinema lovers.
This is a dream come true
TREMENDO TRAILER, EH, EMOCIONA Y DÀ MUCHAS GANAS DE VER ESE DOCUMENTAL COMPLETITO...
Great stuff.
Brian is the man!
One film I can't wait to see!
im an indian..i love his work of art's
What does you being Indian have to do with anything?
I am am Eskimo and his work is fine.
I gotta see this documentary.
I love his violent raw content
Is this ever getting a wide release? It's opening day, and it's showing in just one theater in New York.
This better screen in Australia
my favorite film this year!!!
"Phantom Of Paradise" lol
Awesome!
Uggghhhhh fuck yes!!!!
I really hope he churns out one more gangster film with Al Pacino before he finally calls it quits. At both of their ages now, he can make a gangster film where Al's character is an old former gangster looking back at his old life and the rest of the movie is a flashback like Carlito's Way.
“It’s all X to me.”
Where can I watch/download this?
my favourite DIRECTOR of all time...!! #TONY_MONTANA....
Just curious: the blood splattering on the the porcelain mask at 1:20; which of his films is that?
Passion, his latest. It's okay.
Love Crime-original French Thriller,but minus the style?
They forgot to mention he was the director of Phantom of The Paradise
DaPalma is insane
No, that's just the shock of the new.
+mema tron did I say that's bad?
+mema tron I know
De Palma God
wht happend to him
his flix were gr8
Ran out of ideas, I guess. As much as I like De Palma, his films are mainly exercises in style that mish-mash familiar genre plots as excuses for him to Hitchcockian style set pieces that make you forget about his lack of storytelling depth or originality. I suppose after the mid-90's, De Palma ran out of films to lift from and as such, struggled to craft plots that were competent enough for him to focus on the visuals and set pieces. If he could find a good screenwriter whose plots fits his sensibilities, he may make great films again. As it stands, De Palma is firmly a relic of the 70's and 80's.
It happens to a lot of directors, no matter how great they were.
After a while, their work stops reaching the great heights of before.
It happened to Frank Capra. It happened to Dario Argento. It’s probably happening to Tim Burton and Robert Zemeckis. And it happened to De Palma.
As Darkman’s said, though, it’s possible he could come out with one last hit if he finds the right collaborators.
@@Whoa802 If you don't mind me asking, what are your top 5 De Palma films?
@@princesmith8008 1. Scarface, 2. Body Double, 3. Dressed to Kill, 4. Carrie, 5. Blow Out
@@Whoa802 Niiiice
The last shot in this movie has Depalma standing in front of a girl's dead body. What is that from? If I had to guess it'd be Casualties of War, but the set is wrong. It's an unnerving and somewhat unqualified final image for me. Anybody?
It's a bit eerie but it's clearly just a photoshop image, buddy.
there was marty, brian, francis, george and steve - if you dont know who those directors are, you have no right watching this............
Maybe add Sidney lumet, Robert Altman, William friedkin and more…….
When are they gonna make this for Scorsese or Kubrick?
Rick Sanchez Oh if they made that! I'd die to watch it.
I think it'd be a bit more interesting if it concerned directors who, like De Palma, has clearly passed their prime. Someone like M. Night Shyamalan or Kevin Smith could be neat.
@@Whoa802 Those are both garbage directors that have made nothing worth watching, honestly. Now someone like Terry Gilliam or Coppola would be a much better choice for something like this.
you clone DaPalmca
Is he going to address the fact that what he's been churning out in the last 15 years or pretty much everything after Mission Impossible have been garbage.
Passion, Redacted, Black Dahlia, Femme Fatale(holy shit this one absolutely horrible!), Mission to Mars (really Palma!).
I wouldn't call Passion and Femme Fatal garbage, but his recent output is definitely not as strong as it used to be. Though that can be said about all of the Movie Brats, even Scorsese.
DePalma Deployed some ineffable Style in that one!!:)
@Henry G Don't know dude, I loved Hugo and The Irishman, plus Wolf of Wall Street was a commercial and critical success.
So far the only movie by Scorsese I didn't enjoy was Cape Fear which came way back in the 90's and even that is a film I wouldn't call garbage.