@@CinemaBlend Every time I watch a Tarantino movie in order to enjoy it I have to put myself into the mindset of 17 year old in other words a child. He is the end result of a long process that divorced movies from their roots in theater, literature, poetry, etc. He is pretty images but functionally illiterate. The dialog is inane & puerile. His movies are full of live action cartoon characters. They take a person back to a time when they wore a diaper & ate pablum, picked their nose & ate the snot, & gorged themselves with candy bars & soda pop. I'm not saying that you can't enjoy a Tarantino movie but when I watch one of his films I find the same thing in them as I do when I watch The Three Stooges.
@@leom7 If your're going to all the trouble to post a comment why don't you comment on what I actually said? I will try once more, Quentin Tarantino represents one of most laughable & ridiculous things in our society today, the person who is physically & chronologically an adult but thinks, behaves & has the tastes of child. A person can enjoy his movies but must know that he/she is watching something that is childish kids-stuff. Opinion?
@@autodidact537 you really think your opinion is worth more than anybody else's, right? well it's not, buddy, you're just one of those guys who likes to write long BS rants. And like I said, it sucks to be you
One thing I love about Quentin Tarantino is that not only does he not overplay any false modesty, but he absolutely 150% gets why people love his movies.
Because he also loves his movies, he almost treats his scripts as a fan. Very important to be behind your ideas 100% rather than insecure about how your art will be viewed. he's a master at that for sure
Drew Bell Pictures All day man. Friends think I’m weird because I can remember a lot of everything he talks about too. He loves movies, and it’s admirable
Quentin Tarantino would be so awesome to chill at the bar with talking about movies over a bottle of whiskey or brandy. I don’t get how some people can vehemently dislike him, he’s a cool dude.
He can be a bit cringey. I agree with you, but I get why some don’t like him all that much. I like how he is always himself. People react negatively to people like that.
This is america. People are sheep. No one is who they're suppose to be based on being coerced by such a structure. That people who do find themselves are always out of balance to everyone else because of people's automatic insecurity.
@@PANIC61513 yeah I see that but that’s also part of the reason he’s so great his absolute adhd no filter enthusiasm. Another reason is he seems like he’s kind of a pussy he knew Weinstein was a fuck and looked the other way.
@@wildchild4713 yes, what Mr. Freindly said, but also, more specifically about movie-making, if you can do basically anything, get any shot, by punching some keys on a computer, there's no art to it, no significance.
when they were making The Departed... i believe it was Mark Wahlberg said he was hanging with Jack Nicholson and Jack told him "You know why i've lasted so long in this business? It's because I'm a great writer." basically saying... the best actors can make the best movies even better.
Or a man who loves smelling the fumes of his Prius, ala South Park. Sorry, I like QT but just mad about Him messing with my Hero Bruce Lee (RIP) in this movie. Still like H8 and ResDogs ✌️
@@EC-ol8nz Just to be clear, it was an expression of appreciation, respect and gratitude with a comedic spin. The comedic spin rubbed many the wrong way because it didn't look respectful at all. I typed this all to say that at no point did QT seek to disrespect him but I can see why in terms of optics some may get upset ✌🏾
@@EC-ol8nz i've heard no one else mention this yet, but the Movie Lot scenes (so Kurt Russell character, Bruce Lee (etc)) all comes right after Brad's character is shown on the roof recollecting what happened, so what is shown in the movie is not actually within the reality of the movie's events - what is shown is actually Brad's character's recollection of those events. Memory is often subjective and rarely fully accurate so what we see as the portrayal of Bruce in the movie is not actually how Bruce behaved in the timeline of the movie but how Brad's character remembers him behaving.
The question topic they asked him to start the interview was VERY good. It got immediately into the interview, got Quentin loose and was relevant, not hack and pretty thoughtful. Really appreciated the ACTUAL interviewing skills here.
@@normanby100 Tom Hanks has made a career out of comedy movies. He was funny in Bachelor Party & The Burbs was pretty funny as well. Another funny character was the one where he played the lawyer and had the aids that was hilarious
When he is done with movies (hopefully never) he should open a school/institute for movie making. He knows so much and so much he could share and teach future filmmakers about themselves, the process, and creativity. He is so knowledgeable and passionate about movies. I just think there is so much he could give and aspiring filmmakers could learn.
Loving this interview. The only thing that would make it better would be video. I love Quentin's mannerisms. I think that he will get a Lifetime Achievement Oscar, btw.
I'd love for OUATIH to win the big Oscar categories for Quentin and his career the same way LOTR: Return of the King did for Peter Jackson, a sort-of salute to that entire trilogy's success and achievement.
I think this might be my favorite interview or podcast QT has done. You guys ask really good questions and engage in a good convo after asking the question
@7armedman I mean everyone is entitled to their opinion and how they felt about the interview haha ..I still thought it was great ! And just because someone has a different opinion don't mean that they didn't enjoy it !!
I think Mel Gibson would be perfect in a Tarantino film. Whether you like him as a person or not his acting skills are amazing, I'd love to see him speaking QT's dialogue.
@@iphonewalkthroughs I have seen that movie with Vince Vaughn and Michael Jai White. It was a good ass movie. You should check out Brawl in Cell Block 99 if you liked that one, doesnt have Mel but Vince is great in it and it's kinda similar in tone and violence.
@@decimalexercise7154 A lot of stars have some kind of problem, at least he seems to be able to still function at a high level. Idk if hes sober now or what. You gotta admit those phone calls were pretty fucking hilarious tho lmao
It's definitely one of my favourite lines, I also like Budd's line and Michael Madsen's delivery: "that woman deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die"
@@RighteousBrother and when the bride talks to Nakia. "It was not my intention to do this in front of you ,but your mother had it coming ,when you grow up if you still feel raw about it, I'll be waiting"
Such a great interview! I love listening to QT. I already heard the interview but not this long one. So glad I listed ed again. In thinking about why he likes you guys it’s pretty obvious you are very intelligent professional people who love film and QT. You have good questions and you are respectful and professional. I also think being a visual artist who don’t like to have his picture taken (nor do I) I think he likes podcasts without the camera and the ability to go long and deep on ideas. Great job guys. Love your work.
I could listen to QT talk all day. Really hoping we get one more film from him. To answer his own question of the best acting he’s ever seen, Waltz from Basterds or Leo from Django come to mind.
He won't win any Best Picture Oscars... He could probably win the Best Original Screenplay one but Hollywood prefers saucy, melodramatic PC mediocrity over anything that Tarantino puts his label on.
Great interview! Once Upon A Time in Hollywood was my #1 for 2019, so I especially enjoyed this conversation. The movie has so many layers and subtext that even on my 5th viewing I still pick things up. PS: The exclusive Mad Magazine issue only comes in the 4k/Blu-ray Collector's Edition, NOT the standard Blu-ray as Tarantino states in the interview.
As a 51 year old … I mean this with HAND ON HEART … Quentin Tarantino is the undisputed HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD Dominator since the 90s ALL DAY LONG … This mans knowledge of cinema is MOTHER FUNCKIN UNREAL … he remixes EVERYTHING .. and before I get a negative comment All DJAYS IN THE WORLD SHOULD , COULD , WOULD AND WILL UNDERSTAND …. Mate FCK THE PRESENT DAY SHITE JUST GIVE ME QT … ALL DAY LONG .. OUATIH IS A MASTERPIECE …
Once upon a time in Hollywood is the best film of all time, it's the movie I have been waiting all my life for, I still have the feeling it was made especially for me.
OMG are u fr serious ? That's funny bc that's probably my most LEAST favorite flick QT has been involved in creating out of ALL the rest..like if I had to make a list of QT films best to worst in chronological order type of thing like I HAVE to say I am really thinking that it's the WORST one but PLEASE pray tell as to WHY ? U love it so much? What is in it to YOU, that plays out so perfectedly & why? Do u personally believe that it was made just for you? Like change my MIND ...🤷
@aprillong everyone has different tastes but even skillfully and craftsmanship of the film is not his worst... but if ur talking about story-wise or entertainment wise it's his worst then yea I can see your point of view cause everyone's tastes are different. But it being his worst film is inaccurate.
One of the best touches of the film is definitely Rick coming back from the line drop. Really upped his stakes...brilliance on both DiCaprio for coming up with it and Tarantino for seeing it's wisdom. PS: "Can you blame a Borgia for being a Borgia?" Maybe the most important Dramatic question...Mr. Tarantino is one of the last of the Mohicans. Hope I'm wrong but hats off to him BIG TIME..!
I chanced upon this review with my favourite writer/director of all time and it's by far the best I've ever heard. Love you guys and to the tattooed dude, the best tat I've ever saw was one of the orca boat out of 'jaws'. Just a thought.
Great interview. Love OUATIH. I absolutely loved the ending. It was releasing watching Cliff simply destroy the murderers (along with an awesome PitBull 😄. ). It was a release of stored aggression for so many people against those criminals. I was born shortly after the Murders. But growing up all I heard was how it changed America. Q gave us back that America- if at least in a Movie. I love how Q explains how the ending basically neuters Manson and the family. There needs to be a short clip in his next movie showing the 3 way fight between Leo, Brad and Leo’s “wife” on who kept the dog after Cliff got out of hospital 🤣🤣
20:40 "and I would really enjoy showing you my lighting process especially in front of allllll my frieeeends but..."😹😹😹 I actually loved this movie!!!!✨
24:40, I do agree, but not everyone has easy access to film or ways to process it. if you have the resources and want a film look then great, use actual film, but for the short film maker those grain and flicker effects are invaluable.
I think the discussion was largely about big budget movies hence them name dropping fellow multi-million dollar film makers. I agree with him as well, but there's also something magical in the fact I as a solo person, could go out and film something on a cheap digital camera, and use effects to achieve a close to film look right in my home.
Good questions, Good interview, only problem I had is that everytime Quentin told a joke or answered a question, somebody shifted the conversation to another question. In a short interview, I can understand that, but in a podcast that's well over 2 hours, you should allow us to process what was just said
…just finished listening to this interview, it was very interesting and easy on the ears and brain. Great and thoughtful questions. I would loved to hear more about Jackie Brown and why Deathproof is his least favorite of his films (I thoroughly enjoyed it, though KILL BILL is my arguably my favorite film of his). It’s very pleasing to hear how much he enjoys speaking to others about the films of his they enjoy as well as films that inspired him, not to mention his vast knowledge of film period. Finally, I listened to this after his sit down at Club Random which was a horrible listen AND watch, Maher constantly spoke over him and laughed unnecessarily constantly where the was no reason. It was frustrating! So thank you guys for giving QT the time and respect to offer his thoughts and answers to your questions given the frantic lead up to the “hang out” you all enjoyed. I’ll have a listen to your podcast soon!
Nice interview. Great getting to hear Tarantino actually just talk. Truly a legend. It was pretty apparent that the interviewers were trying their hardest not to make it obvious how starstruck they were and to not come off as just a couple giddy fans. I definitely cringed a little at the tattoo bit and the begging Quentin not to retire bit toward the end. Also could have done without the "behind-the-interview" part at the end-it's not exactly embarrassing per se but it's just kind of like.. own it guys. I mean, don't be fake or anything but you don't need to advertise how big of a deal this is for you, just be fucking cool. If I were you, I'd fucking want to die at the thought of Quentin Tarantino ever hearing that post-interview part.
Great interview guys, really enjoyed this. Been following him since I was at the first screening of Dogs in the UK at the London Film Festival back in the early 1990s
I love that he is such a fanboy of Mad Magazine that he sounded a bit surprised that they were thrilled with the idea of collabing with him (aka- arguably the most legendary film maker of all time) at the over-the-hill state that they were in at the time
I was doing an overnight shift at a convenience store listening to this interview. Im so glad it got recommended! Hearing that tattoo part made me so happy, i have the line "YOU CAN HAVE THIS ONE, COWGIRL" (from Pulp Fiction) tattood on my forearm
Calling all QT fans - if you haven't already.......its worth checking out his commentaries with Edgar Wright, they're available on RUclips and they're awesome.
QUENTIN MAKES A REFERENCE TO AN OLD MOVIE HE LOVED ABOUT EVERY 8 MINUTES, ON AVERAGE. SOME ARE LITTLE B-MOVIES FROM THE 50'S THRU THE PRESENT DAY AND I'M SO PROUD THAT I GET ALMOST ALL OF THEM...OR AT LEAST 90 PER CENT...
Once upon a time in hollywood isn’t “a fun what-if”. Basterds was a fun what-if. This movie was a heart felt and deep what if. It wasn’t just entertainment. He was wielding the power of film to right a terrible wrong.
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@@CinemaBlend Every time I watch a Tarantino movie in order to enjoy it I have to put myself into the mindset of 17 year old in other words a child. He is the end result of a long process that divorced movies from their roots in theater, literature, poetry, etc. He is pretty images but functionally illiterate. The dialog is inane & puerile. His movies are full of live action cartoon characters. They take a person back to a time when they wore a diaper & ate pablum, picked their nose & ate the snot, & gorged themselves with candy bars & soda pop. I'm not saying that you can't enjoy a Tarantino movie but when I watch one of his films I find the same thing in them as I do when I watch The Three Stooges.
@@autodidact537 damn, guess it sucks to be you
@@leom7 If your're going to all the trouble to post a comment why don't you comment on what I actually said? I will try once more, Quentin Tarantino represents one of most laughable & ridiculous things in our society today, the person who is physically & chronologically an adult but thinks, behaves & has the tastes of child. A person can enjoy his movies but must know that he/she is watching something that is childish kids-stuff. Opinion?
@@autodidact537 you really think your opinion is worth more than anybody else's, right? well it's not, buddy, you're just one of those guys who likes to write long BS rants. And like I said, it sucks to be you
I would listen to a weekly podcast of just Tarantino talking about movies and his love for them
The would be among the best podcasts and also the cheapest film school
It's gold. Straight off the cuff. That bit from the 44 minute mark!
That seems very possible
He just said on Joe Rogan's show that he's going to do a "Video Archives" podcast with Roger Avary!
he is retiring. Its within the realm.
One thing I love about Quentin Tarantino is that not only does he not overplay any false modesty, but he absolutely 150% gets why people love his movies.
Toaster also a great director
@@-Toaster- I would take that life package if it meant I could be one of the most influential directors of all time.
@@-Toaster- a total degenerate, I never could understand whats about all the hype around him.
Because he also loves his movies, he almost treats his scripts as a fan. Very important to be behind your ideas 100% rather than insecure about how your art will be viewed. he's a master at that for sure
His movies are for children not adults.
Anyone else who can listen to QT for even longer?
for fucking ever
Well he is a chatterbox
Drew Bell Pictures All day man. Friends think I’m weird because I can remember a lot of everything he talks about too. He loves movies, and it’s admirable
What is really sad, it is more eintertaining then OUATIH
Migalors Darwin I love OUATIH
Amazing how amicable and forthcoming Tarantino can be when he's being asked intelligent questions by respectful, knowledgable people.
Exactly! He always reminds me of Bowie in that regard, he’s as nice as pie around cool people
Quentin Tarantino would be so awesome to chill at the bar with talking about movies over a bottle of whiskey or brandy. I don’t get how some people can vehemently dislike him, he’s a cool dude.
He can be a bit cringey. I agree with you, but I get why some don’t like him all that much. I like how he is always himself. People react negatively to people like that.
I just think some people object to his dialogue because virtually everything seems to sound like him. I think he's a great story personally.
This is america. People are sheep. No one is who they're suppose to be based on being coerced by such a structure. That people who do find themselves are always out of balance to everyone else because of people's automatic insecurity.
@@PANIC61513 yeah I see that but that’s also part of the reason he’s so great his absolute adhd no filter enthusiasm. Another reason is he seems like he’s kind of a pussy he knew Weinstein was a fuck and looked the other way.
You wouldn’t get a word in lol
"In a world where you can do anything, nothing means anything" - QT - 22:54
positively brilliant
I'm not a native speaker - could you plz explain what this saying means?
The meaning is.
If I already have everything I need, why go on an adventure to get more ?
@@wildchild4713 yes, what Mr. Freindly said, but also, more specifically about movie-making, if you can do basically anything, get any shot, by punching some keys on a computer, there's no art to it, no significance.
Advanced Raymondology wow! Thank you sm!
This is probably the best QT interview I’ve heard and I’ve heard ALOT of them
Honestly! It was an instant favorite! Idk why i barely got this in my recommendations last night, but im so glad i did
That story about how Leo complexified Q's understanding of the character is amazing, really shows what a great actor can bring to a project.
Robert Fletcher when
when they were making The Departed... i believe it was Mark Wahlberg said he was hanging with Jack Nicholson and Jack told him "You know why i've lasted so long in this business? It's because I'm a great writer."
basically saying... the best actors can make the best movies even better.
When I turned 12 my dad sat me down and said "You're 12 now, and we're going to watch Reservoir Dogs. Don't tell your mother."
A man who loves what he does
He's like a big kid, so refreshing!
Or a man who loves smelling the fumes of his Prius, ala South Park. Sorry, I like QT but just mad about Him messing with my Hero Bruce Lee (RIP) in this movie. Still like H8 and ResDogs ✌️
@@EC-ol8nz Just to be clear, it was an expression of appreciation, respect and gratitude with a comedic spin. The comedic spin rubbed many the wrong way because it didn't look respectful at all. I typed this all to say that at no point did QT seek to disrespect him but I can see why in terms of optics some may get upset ✌🏾
@@EC-ol8nz i've heard no one else mention this yet, but the Movie Lot scenes (so Kurt Russell character, Bruce Lee (etc)) all comes right after Brad's character is shown on the roof recollecting what happened, so what is shown in the movie is not actually within the reality of the movie's events - what is shown is actually Brad's character's recollection of those events. Memory is often subjective and rarely fully accurate so what we see as the portrayal of Bruce in the movie is not actually how Bruce behaved in the timeline of the movie but how Brad's character remembers him behaving.
The question topic they asked him to start the interview was VERY good. It got immediately into the interview, got Quentin loose and was relevant, not hack and pretty thoughtful. Really appreciated the ACTUAL interviewing skills here.
Hands down the best Tarantino interview there is.
He is a real movie genius, and you can literally listen to him talking about cinema for hours.
He lacks a real sense of depth to be called a genius.
@@nr655321 no really if something isn't story driven or "Intelligent" dialoge doesn't mean is not Depth you arsehole
@@nr655321 😑
@@nr655321 I don't really agree. Compare his movies to 99 percent of the other shit movies Hollywood produces.
@@nr655321 Could you elaborate more on that?
This was one of the best podcasts I've ever listened to!
Forrest Gump is a very fine movie. Pulp Fiction was the movie of the decade.
Forest Gump is a piece of shit!
@@normanby100 why?
@@normanby100 Tom Hanks has made a career out of comedy movies. He was funny in Bachelor Party & The Burbs was pretty funny as well. Another funny character was the one where he played the lawyer and had the aids that was hilarious
@@jeffphillips1832 huh? 😂 Obviously not.
@@earlybird3 Well the ping pong seen is priceless.
This is just pure gold. I want this kinda interview done for every one of his films. K thanks
When he is done with movies (hopefully never) he should open a school/institute for movie making. He knows so much and so much he could share and teach future filmmakers about themselves, the process, and creativity. He is so knowledgeable and passionate about movies. I just think there is so much he could give and aspiring filmmakers could learn.
Loving this interview. The only thing that would make it better would be video. I love Quentin's mannerisms. I think that he will get a Lifetime Achievement Oscar, btw.
I'd love for OUATIH to win the big Oscar categories for Quentin and his career the same way LOTR: Return of the King did for Peter Jackson, a sort-of salute to that entire trilogy's success and achievement.
Kevin is always so enthusiastic and asks great questions! Great to see Quentin and him have a chat!
It could be a 5 hour long podcast and I would still be entertained every minute of it! Thank you guys so much for this gem
I think this might be my favorite interview or podcast QT has done. You guys ask really good questions and engage in a good convo after asking the question
But regardless of your thoughts I still thought it was a good interview 😏🤗😊
@7armedman I mean everyone is entitled to their opinion and how they felt about the interview haha ..I still thought it was great ! And just because someone has a different opinion don't mean that they didn't enjoy it !!
@7armedman ¹
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Absolutely brilliant interview with QT!!
This was fantastic to listen to, his enthusiasm and passion for his craft is so strong
Amazing questions indeed with thoughtful, generous, honest answers to match!...Thank you so much for all that you did to make this happen!!!
It was a great companion during my breaks at work. Thank you very much, wonderful podcast.
AMAZING! Thanks so much!! What a gift :D
I could listen to Quentin Tarantino for weeks. What a great. thank you!
I think Mel Gibson would be perfect in a Tarantino film. Whether you like him as a person or not his acting skills are amazing, I'd love to see him speaking QT's dialogue.
Mel is great. He just has a real drinking problem. How many of us know a person who drinks way to much and has said awful shit.
@@iphonewalkthroughs I have seen that movie with Vince Vaughn and Michael Jai White. It was a good ass movie. You should check out Brawl in Cell Block 99 if you liked that one, doesnt have Mel but Vince is great in it and it's kinda similar in tone and violence.
@@decimalexercise7154 A lot of stars have some kind of problem, at least he seems to be able to still function at a high level. Idk if hes sober now or what. You gotta admit those phone calls were pretty fucking hilarious tho lmao
@@iphonewalkthroughs Absolutely. It works better if the viewer has the knowledge of his Lethal Weapon films. It works on the audience psychologically.
@@decimalexercise7154 What did he say??
I love it! Please do an interview with Quentin every week and speak about new movies with him!
Classic interview. So many gems.
This is the best Quentin Tarantino interview ever. You guys asked all the right questions.
Wow! This is the first time I’ve listened to you guys, and you did excellent work under adverse circumstances. Every minute was riveting.
Ironically, I have “I’m trying real hard to be the shepherd” tattooed on my arm. Best line I’ve heard in a film first to give me chills.
is that irony? are you a vegan?
does he talk about that line in the podcast? if so, when is it?
@@berkeskaya one of the last lines of Pulp Fiction, from Jules.
It's a great line, it'll look fucking stupid on your arm and you'll spend the rest of your life explaining it to people.
..because you were scared you would forget it?
hands down best interview (with Quentin)
Great interview. Tarantino seems to give a lot of great interviews. Sometimes meeting our heroes work out better than we can imagine.
The “God will be cut” line is my favorite Kill Bill line as well. Sonny’s delivery is perfect too.
It's definitely one of my favourite lines, I also like Budd's line and Michael Madsen's delivery: "that woman deserves her revenge, and we deserve to die"
RighteousBrother Lol! Yes!
@@RighteousBrother and when the bride talks to Nakia. "It was not my intention to do this in front of you ,but your mother had it coming ,when you grow up if you still feel raw about it, I'll be waiting"
Hands down my favourite Tarantino interview. I love him talking specifics.
This has got to be his best interview. Fantastic questions throughout.
I’m so happy I stumbled on this interview . Best damn interview for a Tarantino fan!
This was one of the greatest things I've ever listened to. 😟 Covered so many interesting topics, great questions,...never boring.
Great interview!!!Loved the whole thing!!! And Once Upon A Time....was exceptional!!!!
Such a great interview! I love listening to QT. I already heard the interview but not this long one. So glad I listed ed again. In thinking about why he likes you guys it’s pretty obvious you are very intelligent professional people who love film and QT. You have good questions and you are respectful and professional. I also think being a visual artist who don’t like to have his picture taken (nor do I) I think he likes podcasts without the camera and the ability to go long and deep on ideas. Great job guys. Love your work.
This interview is almost as long as Once Upon a Time in... Hollywood!
Jacob Schiller it’s actually “Once Upon a Time...in Hollywood” ;p
@@CastleBlackWatches OK boomer
Loved your questions , the back and forth, all of it . Subscribed .
By far the best interview I ever heard with Tarantino!!
I could listen to QT talk all day. Really hoping we get one more film from him. To answer his own question of the best acting he’s ever seen, Waltz from Basterds or Leo from Django come to mind.
You gotta have him back on after he wins his well deserrved Oscar
He won't win any Best Picture Oscars... He could probably win the Best Original Screenplay one but Hollywood prefers saucy, melodramatic PC mediocrity over anything that Tarantino puts his label on.
@@hasselett Nah... It'll be the Irishman.
@Chokwe best picture I mean
And I Should be Joker but we all know the academy are a bunch of cucks
@@joe2125 clowns, if you will
Great interview! Once Upon A Time in Hollywood was my #1 for 2019, so I especially enjoyed this conversation. The movie has so many layers and subtext that even on my 5th viewing I still pick things up.
PS: The exclusive Mad Magazine issue only comes in the 4k/Blu-ray Collector's Edition, NOT the standard Blu-ray as Tarantino states in the interview.
As a 51 year old … I mean this with HAND ON HEART … Quentin Tarantino is the undisputed HEAVYWEIGHT WORLD Dominator since the 90s ALL DAY LONG … This mans knowledge of cinema is MOTHER FUNCKIN UNREAL … he remixes EVERYTHING .. and before I get a negative comment All DJAYS IN THE WORLD SHOULD , COULD , WOULD AND WILL UNDERSTAND …. Mate FCK THE PRESENT DAY SHITE JUST GIVE ME QT … ALL DAY LONG .. OUATIH IS A MASTERPIECE …
Once upon a time in Hollywood is the best film of all time, it's the movie I have been waiting all my life for, I still have the feeling it was made especially for me.
Once upon a Time in Hollywood is my favorite Quentin Tarantino movie! He brought so much life into this movie. 🎥
Easily his worst movie
OMG are u fr serious ? That's funny bc that's probably my most LEAST favorite flick QT has been involved in creating out of ALL the rest..like if I had to make a list of QT films best to worst in chronological order type of thing like I HAVE to say I am really thinking that it's the WORST one but PLEASE pray tell as to WHY ? U love it so much? What is in it to YOU, that plays out so perfectedly & why? Do u personally believe that it was made just for you? Like change my MIND ...🤷
@aprillong everyone has different tastes but even skillfully and craftsmanship of the film is not his worst... but if ur talking about story-wise or entertainment wise it's his worst then yea I can see your point of view cause everyone's tastes are different. But it being his worst film is inaccurate.
Best filmmaker of our times!
Quentin Tarantino is brilliant. Great interview. Thanks for sharing 👌👍
Killer interview
One of the best touches of the film is definitely Rick coming back from the line drop. Really upped his stakes...brilliance on both DiCaprio for coming up with it and Tarantino for seeing it's wisdom.
PS: "Can you blame a Borgia for being a Borgia?" Maybe the most important Dramatic question...Mr. Tarantino is one of the last of the Mohicans. Hope I'm wrong but hats off to him BIG TIME..!
One of the last few true filmmakers today. His movies are pretty much the only ones I get excited for.
You gotta watch some more movies then man 😂
awesome interview! Loved the story about Mad Magazine 🤣🤣
"I've had some good veggie burgers" -Quentin
Quentin I think JJ may be your friend...are ye hanging with Earth Alliance people
This interview is a gift!!! Thank you very much guys!!!
I chanced upon this review with my favourite writer/director of all time and it's by far the best I've ever heard. Love you guys and to the tattooed dude, the best tat I've ever saw was one of the orca boat out of 'jaws'. Just a thought.
I enjoyed every minute of this!
Excellent interview! Thank you!
Great interview. Love OUATIH. I absolutely loved the ending. It was releasing watching Cliff simply destroy the murderers (along with an awesome PitBull 😄. ). It was a release of stored aggression for so many people against those criminals. I was born shortly after the Murders. But growing up all I heard was how it changed America. Q gave us back that America- if at least in a Movie. I love how Q explains how the ending basically neuters Manson and the family. There needs to be a short clip in his next movie showing the 3 way fight between Leo, Brad and Leo’s “wife” on who kept the dog after Cliff got out of hospital 🤣🤣
20:40 "and I would really enjoy showing you my lighting process especially in front of allllll my frieeeends but..."😹😹😹
I actually loved this movie!!!!✨
I didn't know this channel and after this interview, I will TOTALLY subscribe. I want MOREEEEEE!! congrats you guys.
I love Q's enthusiasm about film. One of the best!
QT comes across as a super nice guy , that makes him more my favorite director of all time.
Quentin hits the nail on the head when it comes to digital vs film.
Quite the opposite actually. I love QT but his opinion on Deakin's lighting is completely uninformed.
Amazing interview
Love listening to tarantino.
U guys sound so stoked u got to do 2 interviews with him. Amazing
24:40, I do agree, but not everyone has easy access to film or ways to process it. if you have the resources and want a film look then great, use actual film, but for the short film maker those grain and flicker effects are invaluable.
I think the discussion was largely about big budget movies hence them name dropping fellow multi-million dollar film makers. I agree with him as well, but there's also something magical in the fact I as a solo person, could go out and film something on a cheap digital camera, and use effects to achieve a close to film look right in my home.
Good questions, Good interview, only problem I had is that everytime Quentin told a joke or answered a question, somebody shifted the conversation to another question. In a short interview, I can understand that, but in a podcast that's well over 2 hours, you should allow us to process what was just said
Fantastic conversation, and a real treat to listen to. Thanks for this!
This is incredible. Thank you to all involved 🤙🏾
Tremendous interview boys, well done
Quentin as a great filmmaker has such a passion for film. Hardly any ego. I appreciate that about him.
…just finished listening to this interview, it was very interesting and easy on the ears and brain. Great and thoughtful questions.
I would loved to hear more about Jackie Brown and why Deathproof is his least favorite of his films (I thoroughly enjoyed it, though KILL BILL is my arguably my favorite film of his). It’s very pleasing to hear how much he enjoys speaking to others about the films of his they enjoy as well as films that inspired him, not to mention his vast knowledge of film period. Finally, I listened to this after his sit down at Club Random which was a horrible listen AND watch, Maher constantly spoke over him and laughed unnecessarily constantly where the was no reason. It was frustrating! So thank you guys for giving QT the time and respect to offer his thoughts and answers to your questions given the frantic lead up to the “hang out” you all enjoyed. I’ll have a listen to your podcast soon!
He certainly is humble
Thank you very much for this
Amazing Interview.Thank you.
Nice interview. Great getting to hear Tarantino actually just talk. Truly a legend.
It was pretty apparent that the interviewers were trying their hardest not to make it obvious how starstruck they were and to not come off as just a couple giddy fans. I definitely cringed a little at the tattoo bit and the begging Quentin not to retire bit toward the end. Also could have done without the "behind-the-interview" part at the end-it's not exactly embarrassing per se but it's just kind of like.. own it guys. I mean, don't be fake or anything but you don't need to advertise how big of a deal this is for you, just be fucking cool. If I were you, I'd fucking want to die at the thought of Quentin Tarantino ever hearing that post-interview part.
Great interview guys, really enjoyed this. Been following him since I was at the first screening of Dogs in the UK at the London Film Festival back in the early 1990s
Great job you guys!
Quentin Rocks
Best Tarantino interview I've listened to.
I love that he is such a fanboy of Mad Magazine that he sounded a bit surprised that they were thrilled with the idea of collabing with him (aka- arguably the most legendary film maker of all time) at the over-the-hill state that they were in at the time
I was doing an overnight shift at a convenience store listening to this interview.
Im so glad it got recommended! Hearing that tattoo part made me so happy, i have the line "YOU CAN HAVE THIS ONE, COWGIRL" (from Pulp Fiction) tattood on my forearm
Great fkn interview, just subbed
I love this conversation. Thanks CinemaBlend
Calling all QT fans - if you haven't already.......its worth checking out his commentaries with Edgar Wright, they're available on RUclips and they're awesome.
Quentin Tarantino has made a lot of people happy 🎬
QUENTIN MAKES A REFERENCE TO AN OLD MOVIE HE LOVED ABOUT EVERY 8 MINUTES, ON AVERAGE. SOME ARE LITTLE B-MOVIES FROM THE 50'S THRU THE PRESENT DAY AND I'M SO PROUD THAT I GET ALMOST ALL OF THEM...OR AT LEAST 90 PER CENT...
Good work, enjoyed that. Glad it worked out for you all. Best of luck
Frankly, I don’t know who guys are, but I loved your podcast and enjoyed so much the behind the scenes! Very good job!
Good job guys, great interview!
Great interview guys. I didn't know who you all were but now you have a new subscriber. 3 great hours
Great interview. I can listen to him all day
Thank you so much🙏💕
Once upon a time in hollywood isn’t “a fun what-if”. Basterds was a fun what-if. This movie was a heart felt and deep what if. It wasn’t just entertainment. He was wielding the power of film to right a terrible wrong.
that was pretty good. Love Quentin
Fantastic interview !
Love Quentin movies! I hope if he does only does 10 films, I hope he starts writing books!
Awesome interview!