Quentin Tarantino Reveals the Real-Life Inspiration for Once Upon a Time in Hollywood
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- Quentin Tarantino talks about Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the real people who inspired Brad Pitt and Leonardo DiCaprio's characters in the movie and growing up in Los Angeles.
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Imagine how good a podcast would be of just Quentin talking about movies and stories
Quentin says he'll be retiring after a couple more movies and that suggestion, the podcast about movies/film history/film nerd life, that's my dream retirement for him. It'd be incredible. He's incredibly knowledgeable!
Yes. It's really crazy that he hasn't been on the Joe Rogan Experience yet!
BBC Radio 1 has a great interview it’s Tarantino. You can find it on YT.
Chris McKyle Episode 15: Feet!
This episode is just that, almost three hours of it: thenewbev.com/blog/2019/07/pure-cinema-podcast-july-2019-with-quentin-tarantino/
he should really get a podcast, I could listen to him geek out over movies for *hours*
He's too wealthy to do podcasting.
Hes a guest on a few podcasts if u look up his name on spotify
wait til he's old man.... let him make art for now, and then when he's 70 he'll do a lot of talking
アンダーソン Well according to him he’s only making one more movie so he’s retiring sooner than you thought
God yes!
He’s got to be talking about Kurt Russell
More like Bruce Dern!
I was thinking it happened a while ago, it’s gotta be David Carradine
eternal life
It was based on Burt Reynolds
@@annetteh99 ....No, Burt hadn't worked with QT before OUPTH. I think it was Kurt Russell. I believe QT even said that in his first round of publicity when the movie came out last summer.
This man is incapable of being boring.
cocaine is a helluva drug
He reminds me of Ned Flanders, he is never bored
John Coleman but the movie stinks
@sawadee, 5 GG nominations, but as a movie fan I can respect your opinion. I can’t put myself down as a movie buff, not when I know just how incredibly knowledgeable he is.
All that nuance.
I personally was on the edge of my seat, the tension, knowing the history of the horror of what happened. This is what he would have wanted it to be, not perfect, but very satisfying for the viewer. Hence it’s a fairytale, and called Once upon a time...
I thought the performances were excellent, I would put that at least partly down to the excellent relationship he has with those around him.
His enthusiasm must be infectious.
For me personally, it was Brad Pitt’s best performance I’ve seen from him.
My favourite part was Bruce Lee, remember his parents sent him to the US because of his involvement in gang violence in Hong Kong, what a homage to a legend.
I’ll put it to you this way, I simply wouldn’t miss a Star Wars movie while it’s in the Cinema, but I’d enjoy one of his creations ultimately with way more satisfaction.
What are your favourites?
Greetings from Ireland 🇮🇪
@Gamer Rage, for me the longer it when on the greater the tension, you the viewer knows about the infamous evil of the tragedy, while they are oblivious.
He goes to great lengths to make the distinction between violence or threat of violence in a movie, versus real life violence.
He says as much in this interview re his mother’s response to other parents censorship.
There are many layers to his movies.
Props to Seth for letting Tarantino just share his stories without cutting him off
What EVERY OTHER talk show host should do.
Take a look at Graham Norton, for example. He does follow that rule of not cutting off the guests as they talk.
I bet that old-timey actor was Kurt Russell.
Actually I'm thinking Burt Reynolds, RIP to a legend, he was originally going to play the role Bruce Dern played. But you could be right ✌🏽😎✌🏽 love love love this movie!!
yep and there's a meta aspect too because he cast Kurt to play a guy receiving that favor from the actor
You mean Dick Warlock?
@Jacob Koehler true! it could also be John Casino?! I mean... I saw on IMDB that he was Kurt's stunt double for Death Proof, The Hateful Eight, Vanilla Sky, Soldier and several others...
Yes yes yes.
This man is still a child in so many ways.
This is why I love his movies so much.
Mark Verschell if more people kept hold of a childish glee about life the world would be a much more awesome place
Yeah he’s definitely a childlike geek which is his gift and his curse I guess.
On one hand his enthusiasm and passion for cinema is unparalleled, on the other hand his movies can sometimes feel immature and the misconduct + controversy he’s involved in can seem pretty baffling coming from a man of his age.
I’m still a fan of him though. But the manchild personality (and possibly a form of autism, as some people argue) has its pros and its cons. I feel a similar way with Kanye West in the music world.
Yes. Pulp Fiction was very good. Thats it.
he's extremely passionate about stuff he's doing, couple of weeks ago i rewatched pulp fiction and on the extra content, there was a clip of them shooting that dance scene and you could see Uma and Travolta dancing and the camera guy behind them shooting and beside the camera guy there was Tarantino doing the same dance and just having fun, idk it was such a fun moment
Kaizer-Man Autistic? Immature feeling movies? The hell are you talking about?!
Mrs Tarantino sounds like the world's greatest mum
Kids were raised differently in those days. He and I are about the same age (he's 56, I'm 52) and the prevailing attitude when we were growing up was "watch what you wanna watch/listen to what you wanna listen to" etc. Maybe we should go back to that a bit and not be such micromanagers with our kids.
I disagree. A little kid shouldn't see Deliverance.
@@artturnerjr My parents are raising me that way right now. They don't care what I watch as long as it's not porn
We all know it was Bojack Horseman and Mr Peanutbutter.
brainflash1 good to see Bojack Horseman being mentioned in here :)
brainflash1 😄
Music With Bob Quentin Tarantalino really directed the hell out of that VR experience.
Erica! Get out of here
I love how 9 year old Quentin asked his mom "what's your thought process behind this?"
Always has been and always will be the greatest dialogue writer of all times.
Not definitely number one of all time but he is up there for sure
Steven zallian would be a lot better of a writer
Nahh ur just worshipping him too much typical white fanboy
With most people I would assume they were paraphrasing. 9 year old Quentin probably used those exact words. XD
You guys that said he is not number one or he is not even one of the best. Do you mind to share who are the guys that's better or on pair with him at that field? Because I really enjoy his movies dialogues, and if there's something better than it, I really want to know
He is so incredibly sweet and passionate, people don’t credit him enough on that
Oh, we do, and you can especially feel it through his films alone. You should read critic reviews.
Yeah, the guy who literally only makes movies chock-full of incredibly graphic violence is "sweet".
@@hanburgundy4317 have you even seen Once Upon a Time in Hollywood or Jackie Brown? 2/9 arent violent, and for a violent director, that's a pretty good ratio.
@@wisco9er536 OUATIH was beyond boring. Almost three hours of meandering trash, ending with a crazed hippy screaming bloody murder for five minutes while being torn apart by a pitbull. Yeah, not violent AT ALL.
@@hanburgundy4317 the only violent thing about OUATIH was a like a 10 second head smashing. Of course, that's what you focus on, when there was almost 3 hours of other things going on. I think you have what is called a deficiency in attention. You cant focus on stories.
Edit: I've seen more violence in It Chapter Two 😂😂
This guy is so passionate about film. Amazing.
Brilliant and odd like all humans should have been.
People who do not like this film think Fast and furious are awsome movies.
Funny thing is I watched that Hobbs and Shaw movie right after watching Once upon, omg it was so trash compared to. Haha
dont really care for once upon a time too much but dont lump me in with the fast and furious people
Shows you're just as dumb with thbat conclusion
You are right. You are superior for having better taste. People who like other movies are trash. you are so fucking cool.
The news statement that Quentin talked about is so true. People get pissed over movies showing this and that when everyday local, nationwide, and international news stations show bad/touchy things as well.
Seth is typically a good interviewer but I think he must have gotten lost in Q’s mind because he was pretty rough with the questions and responses here.
I’d say he’s often a little rough unless it’s about SNL. His team should probably prep him better so his prompts are more natural. Colbert (who I also love) is bad at this too. Watch Jimmy Kimmel in comparison sometime. He is so good because he’s actually listening and engaging.
ligairi - Agreed. “Was your mom strict?” Terrible. That was the only time Tarantino was silent, trying to figure out how that question tied in with anything he was saying. Kimmel is an excellent interviewer and excellent with transitions. I agree.
No Seth was trying to change his way of speaking to match that of the guest.
Stephen H. Koontz I noticed the same thing and totally agree. These conversations are somewhat scripted, so Seth knew he would eventually get to the part of the story where he talks about what movies his mom would let him watch, but going from "this takes place around when you were a kid, WAS YOUR MOM STRICT???" Just doesn't sound like a human conversation
@@leogualtieri523 no, Seth's interviews are never scripted, he is the only interviewer who doesn't have note cards on his desk. He is the best of the lot.
Tarantino's mom:"Its just a movie"
Quentin Tarantino:"Challenge accepted"
This comment is underrated i think Tarantino showed that movies are not just movies by acting like they are just movies
Definitely screwed him up in a good way. If that makes sense.
Gamer Rage watch the end of video
Lol he picked up a pretty serious foot fetish somewhere along the way too
@@non-binaryeugene733 foot fetish is more normal than what you think...just saying
Alpz21 That’s something someone with a foot fetish would say. I never understood it never will. It’s just feet.
Non-Binary Eugene It’s considered the most common one. There is likely a genetic predisposition to it, albeit with an environmental influence. It’s strange but not that strange nor rare.
Love Quentins interviews he is strangely cool as hell .
'Once Upon a Time in Hollywood' is my new favorite Tarantino film.
The end fight scene is beyond perfect and priceless!
I consider you my brother then.
I actually thought this movie was one of his better character studies. I really bought the relationship between the two leads which has not always been the case for me with Tarantino films.
blupunk01 I agree. That’s because it came from a real relationship. Too many times he steals ideas so there’s something off.
It was a great movie. I knew I was in the hands of real artists 10 minutes in and felt at ease in the cinema watching this in a way I haven't felt at ease watching a movie in the cinema in a long time.
@@aperson2730 yeah that sounds great..tell me, did you go to sleep when after 2 hours you realised hang on... theres no story here
@@davidpotts1778 You sort of have a point but it was beautiful to look at and really well acted in places
@@davidpotts1778 There was no story here? I think he literally explained the story.
This is what a stable genius looks like.
TheKrazysexykool no trump is
Animal Mother No.
Michael obama pelvic buldge 2020
He strangled uma but ok
Mickey Chitty he didn’t but ok
God he’s such a bad celebrity but such an incredible film nerd. It’s like watching the geeky kid who never talks be forced to give a presentation one day and he’s so into it and laughing at himself and the entire class is dead silent
Quentin is always on JUST the right amount of coke to get him through an interview.
@@fkeita67
Could you explain your comment?
Because without an explanation, you sound.....deranged
I think Quentin is just naturally hyper. Not unlike Danaiel Radcliff.
I bet Tarantino has aspergers. I love Tarantino! He's overly excited about his works and there's nothing wrong with that.
gotta find the right balance
QT is not on coke, he has a photographic memory along with passion for filmmaking
“That’s not a lot of stuff you were learning in 3rd grade”
Uh, for him, yeah it was
Yeah that joke landed flat. Tarantino's genius mind was being moulded by the movies he was seeing from a young age. It wasn't a waste of time like Seth implies.
lol just look at the career it led to. if that doesn't prove formal education is overrated idk what does.
I really hope and pray he doesn’t end it after 10 movies like he originally said. He’s quickly becoming folk legend. A god among movie directors!
Nah, I saw Once upon a time in Hollywood, the next one is definitely gonna be his swan song. The guy's phenomnal, don't get me wrong, but it's better to end on a high note. Tarantino's movies are showing some wear and tear.
Quickly becoming? Dude's been a folk legend for literal decades now
@Pat McCann I liked django why didn’t you like it? I still haven’t seen hateful 8. I love pulp,dogs and OUATIH
Super real and himself in every single interview. Never puts a mask on his face. Very noble person
For anyone looking for a podcast of this guy, he did a whole mini-series called Quentin Tarantino's Feature Presentation. It's hosted by Amy Nicholson and on The Ringer podcast network. It's a GREAT mini series where he talks about his upbringing probably more than I have ever heard before, and I highly recommend it to any of his fans.
Dale Armstrong That is a cool podcast. Thanks for the heads up!
Anyone think that Quentin looks like a small Richard Kiel (Jaws from Bond)
Too bad people these days aren’t like Quentin’s mom. She rocks.
Thank you, Quentin's mom!
One of the main reasons why I love Tarantino's movies is his scripts, I dunno any other screenwriter as good as Quentin. On his latest film Once Upon a Time in hollywood, I enjoyed it, and I must admitt that Leo DiCaprio became one of my favourite actors thanks to this Quentin's new movie.
What did you think of Leo’s performance in Django Unchained?
@@fredrickjrkulatunga I liked it however, I totally fell in love with him because of his Jordan Belfort's role in the Wolf of Wall Street. On that film, do you think he deserved to win the Oscar for that role?
@@sebastianalegria3401 He's been in too many films that deserved an Oscar for his performances, glad he finally got one, but I think his portrayal of Calvin Candie in Django was exceptional, to answer your question, yes, I do think he deserved to win an Oscar for The Wolf of Wall Street, that film and many more
@@fredrickjrkulatunga what do you think of Margot Robbie as actress?
@@sebastianalegria3401 I think she's fantastic! I still haven't seen her performance in I, Tonya, heard she does an amazing job in that film
Quentin is a great storyteller, I can hear his stories for hours!
One if the world's few wildly original people.
Mr. Dragon Are you serious? I like Tarantino but almost all his best stuff have been copies of work he admires. Especially foreign films.
@@BbGun-lw5vi Didn't say anything about his films.
Mr. Dragon So he’s “wildly original” as a person but somehow his films are not?....Ok.
@@BbGun-lw5vi No, I didn't say anything about his films one way or another.
Mr. Dragon but if you’re talking about his originality, and Quentin expresses that through his films, aren’t you talking about them?
One of the smartest and most articulate, aspergers genius examples i have ever seen.
Big thank you to Quentin's mom.
IDK about everyone, but i would like to see "The 14 Fists of Macluskey" as the final Tarantino film XD
Lol His mom made him a movie crack-head. That kinda screwed him up a bit lol.
Fawn Frauscht ha...or because of his mom this screwed up dude ended up loving movies.
If made him an icon and rich is screwing up your kids
@Gamer Rage yeah but he's a millionaire and an icon lol
Anyone else really wish they could watch Bounty Law
There making a 5 episode mini series
Not at all.
I really hope he does it and leo plays in it all the people we seen from them bounty law cuts like the shieff to i like tht guy when and was action packed he would kill it tertino for tht put it on Netflix
"You never turn 'em in alive do ya Jake?"
tarantino always looks like hes on the right amount of coke
some pure home made locally grown all natural tegridy snow
ive seen this comment so much pls come up with something original
Tiresome comment
I mean. When I've had a few beers in me and a good 4-5 lines. I talk just like this. Talking on cocaine is a feel good high itself.
He's such a genius, he make something out of nothing
Lol. You think so?
Somehow he looks younger here
Surgery
Injections, etc
looks like hes eating carrots and drinking more waterv
He's doing what he's passionate about for a living, he has a hot wife who is pregnant with his child. No stress maybe
Heavy make up does that
Do it, Quentin! Do a full episode of ‘Bounty Law’!
Apparently he's written eight or nine full episodes.
You got my vote!
I don't know anyone who loves movies more than this guy
Quentin wins
I really do think he’s talking about Kurt Russel in this. Consider how Tarantino cast Russel as the stunt coordinator in OUATIH who Rick Dalton convinced (temporarily) to allow his stunt double Cliff in the show - similar to how unnamed actor convinced Tarantino to allow unnamed actor’s stuntman to be in the movie. And Kurt Russel also was the narrator in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood... seems like Tarantino would cast one of the inspirations for his film to be the narrator of it
That makes the most sense, but still I'm glad that Tarantino doesn't name, said "unnamed actor".
Just goes to show how a great story teller knows how much to tell and how much to leave to the imagination.
My dad made me watch Freddy Krueger when I was 8 and to this day I'm afraid of shark's
sharks
Quentin has this way of overthinking a scenario...he must have sleepless nights coming up with ideas
I love how he can just be asked anything simple that could lead to a small talk and go "Uh, yeah. See, I was thinking the other day..." And build a whole story from there. Would love to talk to him for a while
When it first came out it looked silly to me so I didn't go to the movies . Finally I saw it last night and it was great!!!!! I should have known because I like both Brad and Leo.
Everyone hails him as a genius but let's be honest the movie was garbage the action not making sense or the characters connecting with each other at all. His other movies were masterpieces compared to this one
wow finally I agree so many like this film and I just can't understand why
Give this man what he needs to do whatever he does(coke and money), cuz he's an amazing storyteller and filmmaker
God bless Quentin Tarantino's mother.
I dont really know why Seth Meyers got a talkshow... did he just know someone? in my opinion he is really bad at this... what do you think?
*obligatory quentin and the right amount of coke comment*
I'm thinking it's gotta be Kurt Russell on the set of Death Proof?
*He might finally win best director*
It's a shame that he doesn't every time he releases a movie.
Jeremy Stubbs Scorsese though...
I was 14 when I went to see Inglorious Bastards by myself in the theater in Mexico lol. It felt weird because I was the only one there by the end my mother had finished her movie with my brother.
Lol was everybody bored or somethin???
When i saw Inglourious Basterds in the theater in 2009 i was 30 years old and i was the only one in the whole theater, i watched the movie by myself.
He's become less angry. Good for him.
QT"s story is fascinating however Seths fake laughing was painful.
Quentin looks like he lost weight :)
Tarantino is still enthusiastic, I think he'll have his own podcast eventually. His story about his childhood was funny.
Tarantino always starts his sentence with "in particularly.."
And he adds a few "alrights" in there
Nathan Allen I love the way he says “alright”
"To one degree or another"
I saw some dudes saying Seth Myers and Conan are the only good late night hosts. F*cking when this dude makes a joke actually nobody laughs. How can you compare this weeha to Conan?
I’m pretty sure Quentin is Richard Kiel’s son.
M maybe some Jonathon Harris thrown in.
My mom was the same way. She knew I knew right from wrong and knew just because I watched every b-horror flick I could, that I wasn't going to go out and kill people.
The genuinely intense and exciting aura this man exudes while talking about his movies can tell you how much he is in love with the work he is doing.
There is no doubt about that! Movies are his life, and his movies are so good!
When Quentin "I kinda started realising that I was allowed to see movies that the other kids in the class weren't allowed to see" that really hit me in the heart, my literal childhood
Thought it was based on Burt Reynolds and Hal Needham.
Nope, didn't 'screw him up' at all, in fact a diverse combo of those great old school Hollywood classics he mentioned here already, including those amazing Grindhouse, Blaxploitation, Ozploitation, Kung Fu movies are what eventually molded young Quentin into one of the finest film directors in history.
That interview was clearly cut/edited short once he started talking about the news...
"Older, actiony, actor"
Kurt Russell?
His mom’s message made become who he is, in a fuma twisted way. 😼
Wu Tang forever!
How many liddle children have theses two monsters alone violated?? There will be no escape Murder Rape. Enoch is exspecting you,we will deliver you to him.
I wounder how traumatized someone would be if they got too see what goes inside Quinton Tarantino's head
Im sure its filled with plans on how to get more hot movie stars in bed.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is my ABSOLUTE FAVOURITE Tarantino movie EVER!!!
I know that he has anger issues and stuff,but when he is happy he seems pretty nice
Man if people aren’t getting messed up over watching movies they obviously aren’t making them good enough.
Just when it got interesting, they cut him off... those last 5 seconds give you more valuable content than what you get watching this show for months
A legend. I like all of his films, but Once Upon A Time... In Hollywood is my personal favorite. I hope his last film won't be a Star Trek film
I have this awesome movie in my head that's about Tarantino making a Star Trek movie.
@@pragmaticcynicism6911 I would much rather see a horror or a prison film by Tarantino
HeikkiP hmmm it was my least favourite. Perfectly well made but the story... I thought the plot twist was going to be that the hippies were vampires.
Well I disagree
I'm going to buy the Blu-Ray today. Sometime this weekend I'll have a Tarantino marathon.
I feel like the still shot at the end is slowly moving forward to the front of the screen.
Dirk Diggler lol your name is fitting seeing as OUATIH was just a less mature more navel gazing and less deep version of Boogie Nights
I've been debating letting my kids watch this movie, but Quentin just helped me make up my mind
I thought this movie came out already like a long time ago but now I'm finding out it came out in 2019? I'm so confused
Maybe you have some kind of Mandela thing happening for you
@@pizzadoog like I was really into charles manson a couple years back and I just remember hearing about this movie
@@manofhonor1685 yes you must have seen promos. He made it last year, its based on the 70s charlie manson era and movies, its the period of america where Its also a period where old school movie making was transitioning into cookie-cutter hollywood productions, and there was a whole culture movement of rebellion against the "establishment", and his movie is a FICTION ALTERNATIVE REALITY of what actually happened. In reality, Charlie Manson's cult followers went up and murdered a pregnant Sharon Tate and two others at a house...but they weren't the actual targets of the crime. Charles Manson sent to them to the house believing SOMEONE ELSE was living and he wanted revenge over something or another, but the cult followers (drugged out idiots) murdered Tate and two other people...and it was an international spectacle. Tarantino's film is imagining what would happen if they went to the wrong house.
Am I the only one who did not like "Once upon a Time in Hollywood"? Perhaps Quentin has set my expectations too high, but his work has declined significantly in the last decade. "Inglorious Basterds" was eh. I appreciated Cristoff Waltz, but the movie as a whole just seemed to drag. The same with "Hateful Eight", and now "Hollywood"... his movies have lost their edge. Somewhere along the way, kitsch became cringe. At least for me.
The term 'apple box', for those unfamiliar, is something for actors to stand on to correct height differentials. Used extensively in X-Files because of the major differences in height between Gillian Anderson and David Duchovny. Quentin used to do an odd little film fest here in Austin where he'd show 2 themed movies a night, cheerleader flicks say, exept for Sat. which was a marathon of five (count 'em 5!) horror movies. All from his personal collection of films. I went to the first week of the first fest (best vacation EVAH!) The films ran from obscure to somewhat known and from good to jaw-droppingly bad (the 2cd cheeerleader flick was so insane that when reel 2 popped up upside down and backwards, no one except QT noticed; we ended up watching the first reel all over again while they rethreaded), but they were all entertaining. QT is VERY easy to talk to if you want to talk about films (I got to tell him about a Hayely Mills film he wasn't familiar with), but for GOD sake, do NOT ask him for an autograph.
Well that was the golden era of American movies
Why because of lack of scientific and computer development
The whole movie stars production team had to work hard
Let's see what's gonna happen to the movies with more scientific progress ahead
Probably replace all the actors with computer generated models. Sandra Dey did a movie about this...I think back in the 70s.
@@rabbit251 you're right
Well, I have to respectfully disagree. I mean, we're talking about the New American Cinema of the 60s and the 70s - if lack of technology were the reason for how good they were, the movies of the previous decades would have been even better. Besides, cinema itself is a product of science and technology.
There were several reasons why that era gave us so many great movies: movie goers weren't interested in the usual studio fare, and the people running them didn't know what audiences wanted so ended up letting a generation of young filmmakers make pretty much whatever they wanted; this was also a pretty unusual generation, the "film brat" generation, directors who'd gone to film school and grew up watching movies, kind of like the French nouvelle vague; the influence of said nouvelle vague; and it was the 60s and the 70s, a time of enormous social upheaval in America when most of what was taken for granted about the country was suddenly revealed as a lie - disillusionment followed by a tide of idealism and then a crash back into even greater disillusionment - and these filmmakers were young and hooked to what was going on around them.
But at the root of it all is that first part: studios are corporations, and their purpose is to maximize profits, not to create art. They do this, in part, by identifying formulas (formulae if you like) that sell, products the consumers will buy. The New American Cinema happened because in the 60s the old formulas had stopped working and the studios didn't know what audiences wanted, so they let the new kids who were making movies that connected with the public do whatever movies they wanted to do. When the studios figured out new formulas (like the summer blockbuster typified by Star Wars), they closed down artistic freedom and went back to business as usual.
Sorry for the long reply.
@@EgonSupreme Makes sense, cinema evolves in different ways
Was that really a year's worth? Felt like your average Tuesday.
Who do you think?
David Carradine
Bruce Willis
Burt Reynolds
Michael Parks
Cole Bagodoodoo I think it's Carradine
Burt Reynolds
I love Quentin Tarantino. I always try to watch his films in the theatre. I don't do that with any other director. Really cool dude.
I kind of wish inglorious Bastards was a mini series. He was planning on it being one but then changed to a movie at the last minute. It's a good movie but I really think it would have made an amazing mini series.
Same age as I am, but opposite coastline.
The way he's passionate about weird details is the same as I am. I'm sure we would have a lot to talk about.
Man, Quentin is a great guy indeed
I would love to talk about movies with Tarantino. He is such a brilliant filmmaker and writer and I respect him for that.
4:42 Anyone notice the continuity error here? So part of this was edited out.
maybe he made a dirty swear naughty Quintin...
He was born during the "greatest american movie time ever."
No question on Kill Bill 3.....poor interview
d byko BULLSHIT. Both Kill Bills (1 moreso than 2) were NOT boring films. You have the right not to enjoy them, but the shifting of environments, characters, and even the inclusion of an animated section mean the films were anything but boring.
Nah man. Let’s just leave it with the two films - no need to explore the story anymore. Let it rest with the conclusion that we got.
Burt Reynolds' with his longtime stunt double Hal Needham.
5:23 Me when a certain group of people were complaining about Joker.
I love Quentin Tarantino, he is the best director ever. I love his movie, Tarantino really know how to write an amazing story and his dialogue are very good, funny and amazzzzzzzzzzzzing. The most important thing in a movie is the story, character and dialogues because if you don't have good character, story and dialogue then the movie will suck.
"I was allowed to see movies that the other kids in my class couldn't"
It's incredible on how much I related to this same thing when I was much younger wow.
Channel Egghead relax who tf are u ur not some movie legend.
@@ip5799 He didn't say he was. He said he related to a legend.
Jalmari Nousiainen he’s saying that his parents were so cool that he could watch movies when he was young it’s just a weird flex
Thanks god for Quentin's mother