‘I’ve never made a boring movie:’ David Cronenberg
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- Опубликовано: 7 июн 2022
- Canadian filmmaker David Cronenberg talks to Andrew Chang about people’s incorrect impressions of him, the changing film industry and why he thinks the movie theatre is over.
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One of the few artists in the world that never compromised their vision.
That's because he never had one to begin with.
@ruling528 Keep watching your marvel films.
@@Devilsblood Even Marvel films are more entertaining than this guy's pretentious crap.
@@ruling528 that's because you are naive and don't understand anything he's about. Now go back and watch your sanitized A24 crap.
@@ruling528 you just don't watch enough good movies to understand that. But then again, you are probably one of those A24 looneys that think they discovered art.
I hate the cliche but wow, David is such a national treasure. I remember his early movies blowing me away, really digging it's surreal horror hooks in me.
He’s been one of the directors who I’ve followed for a long time.
In my top 3 film makers (along with Lynch & Carpenter), but I will say that 3 films I find hard to get into are Fast Company, M. Butterfly & Cosmopolis. None are what I'd call boring however. There are audiences who will find their subject matter as interesting as their film maker clearly did. I am not among them, but at the same time I applaud David for standing behind them as films he's proud of!
Love this man❤ sheer genius. A pure madman.
One of the greatest writer/directors.
He never made a bad movie either... some can be more interesting than others of course but never bad.
If people aren't decrying your art, do you even matter as an artist
David Cronenberg is sensational for an adult mind with some sort of experience. Take his fascination with other agents such as Clive Barker.
I loved his latest film.
How dare you ask: “Were any moments that you were insecure?” The man has made a whole disturbing body of work that defined the medium, he knows he is a Giant, a Titan of uncompromised proportions and ideals, he is what every true filmmaker should aspire to, you must have a forceful impregnable conviction to build a career like that…
I've met ppl who say my all-time fave film *Dead Ringers* is boring, soo....let's just say that film -and art generally - it's wholly subjective, and yes, that indeed makes Cronenberg's claim a fatuous one.
One of the most unique directors ever
the interviewer is nefarious, didn't they find someone who knows more about the world of cinema to do an interview?
Nefarious? Or just inadequate?
Amen this guy clearly doesn’t get it
He is so self confident.
I wish The Dead Zone, The Fly (remake), A History Of Violence, The Brood, Videodrome & Crash goes to aired on TCM next October in The Best of David Cronenberg.
Shivers and rabid need to be there too then
Scanners was a good one too!
Dead Ringers? Eastern Promises?
I'd love to see a vid of Cronenberg talking about Scanners or Michael Ironside...
I love Cronenberg, he's one of my favourite filmmakers... But 'Spider' was a mind-numbing slog to finish.
when you're ten and eleven years old THEY CAME FROM WITHIN, RABID, and THE BROOD each had Sllloww beginnings! It took about 40 minutes for stuff to clearly get going.
The only one I was bored by was Cosmopolis
The apple fell far from the tree, unfortunately.
I'm glad Cronenberg got to make this film but when he said I might have to stop making movies and right another novel I was like Yes please because I really liked his novel Consumed :)
The more this man ages the more he looks like Vincent price
This is true
I would like to see a movie about a director strugglig with finances making his body-terror film
Agreed.
Yes but why no ban all movies?
That's right! 💡😮
Cronenberg himself is an Alien!
.... Except when he is back in Canada.
Awful questions and attitude from the interviewer. Seems like he's barely knowledgeable about Cronenberg's work or experimental cinema in general.
He might as well have asked David Lynch if he'd consider making a Star Wars movie. (Right as I typed this, he asked that question! I swear! lol)
Well, it won't be boring. But the truth is we do actually need your help on this one.
I did in the end see crimes of the future. It did show the climate change element. I just think though that they'll start genetically engineering other plant and animal life along with us. Coming up with a deranged planet. Still a big fan though... Your stuff is really hard to digest. But once you do, you're better off for it. It's the whole Marshall McLuhan thing, 'the medium is the message.'
Look David it's not that we stopped liking you here in Australia. It's just that all the video stores shut down. Gone are the days of renting movies with friends. I don't think JB Hi-Fi sells everything. I saw your latest film, you're available. And I'll probably see the Shrouds too. But I've never seen a film by one of your kids, because that stuff isn't available here.
climate change is real. but it's effects are not as catastrophic as they say it is. it's just that they have the capabilities to report on a much larger scale. i am actually a toronto blue jays fan.
history keeps on repeating. we actually breed at this rate. our population used to be kept in check by mosquitos and diseases. but we just keep on over-populating. the price of luxury i think.
god though... you're an atheist. it says so. but look. we all live a tortured existence. we do have moments of release. the patterns of genetics and biological determinism do work to people's benefit. luck is a factor. and people don't understand how lucky it is to be someone else. no-one understands the experience of being someone else. we're just fated to be the person we are.
I Really Love All Films David Cronenberg Made, Except Crimes Of The Future...Oh My God...Boring.
Crimes of the Future 1970, definitely. But Crimes of the Future 2022 was really fascinating
@@PreacherNny
Really fascinating?
Really boring you mean!
abi yemin ediyom bu filmi izledim ama şimdi hiçbir yerde bulamıyorum lütfen yardım edin. bi iki leo sydoux görecektik
I used to get Cronenberg and Lynch confused lol. I'm far from the only one. They both make weird, disturbing, bizarre, violent, trippy films, they reuse the same actors, they use each other's actors, they are both actors _themselves,_ they are the same age, and they look similar. Yeah. It's not rocket science hahaha
Oh, man! You did quite a few boring ones. But I love you nethertheless
He looks like one of his own movie characters now, and I am sure he wears it on purpose LMAO
Love him. Didn’t like the interviewer
Cmon youve never seen a film by him entirely. Make one special effect.
I would however argue that Crimes of the future ranks as one of Cronenbergs least interesting films, desptie how provocative the movie sets out to be. The dead zone and The fly is still unmatched.
I was bored by crimes of the future
@@Ps3Aaron1lmao …let me guess , your favourite movie of his was the Fly and you haven’t seen many of the others …if you were bored by Crimes then you are a simpleton. It was one of the most rewarding and realized view of humanities downfall to be ever made….zzzz you must be the boring one 😅
THE DEAD ZONE and THE FLY are wonderful.
But my personal top 2 by Cronenberg includes SCANNERS and VIDEODROME.
@@Jeckxdeel Yes, Videodrome is great - Scanners I have mixed feelings about.
A Dangerous Method was boring (but that is the only boring movie ever made by Cronenberg).
The people that get it get it, creatives don’t think basic
I wish you would keep your comment section open on all your videos. Especially the one with potato head and our Drama teacher.
Scanners was super boring. Had 1 or 2 cool scenes
SCANNERS is not boring at all!
Just go to bed!
Scanners and Videodrome are pretty boring
A huge fan of this guy’s work. But Fast Company really is a very boring film.
No
I’m gonna be really emotional when Cronenberg actually stops directing
Not sure who the interviewer is but I don't like him.
he should stick to talking about what he knows, which is making movies. he clearly doesnt understand the entertainment side and how to profit off movies.
he never said he was. he professes to being an artist.
@@robertblue3795 lol original title said "movie theatres are over." so you're wrong.
@@hank7902 right because Croenenberg was the one who typed the title of this video. /s
The Entertainment industry has been his livelihood since he was old enough to begin a career.
Even if he does not know everything about it, many would consider him to know _enough._
"I've never made a boring movie."
Apparently he's never watched any of his own movies...
Neither have you.
lol 😂
@@OniLordMiki I agree. What does it take to make a movie exciting enough for Silirat? 😒
😂😂
WRONG
"incorrect impressions"? If people are bored by you, then you're boring. If people call you boring, it's because you bore them. How can this be hard to understand. David Cronenberg is boring. All his films are boring. How do I know this? Because I'm bored, that's how.
right, now explain all the other people that aren't bored by his films. you have the worst case of solipsism i've ever seen.
Lol what are you smoking buddy
Lol sounds like a you problem; I've never once heard anyone else call his work boring. Even people who generally don't like it readily admit to me that it's so out-there and insane and unpredictable that they're never *bored* even if they're not fans of the storylines/philosophies/general darkness. Sounds like you just have no attention span
I love crone but goddamn he made a couple of boring ones without doubt, Spider, stereo (his debut), Rabid (I'm sure someone will disagree but that was a borefest for me) .
His films are cerebral nightmares the earlier ones 70s/80s were his best.
Cerebral nightmares...loved this.