funny I just dropped down to the comments to see if anyone else found the editting super pretensious and overdone. lol - Also i am about half in and am still trying to figure out what i am even watching? "Saw it coming" uhhh- how does that turn into a rather boring rehash of one of the most over=hyped directors ever. I remember having to sit through this crap the first and think "yeah he is okay but come-on".
My favorite director! Whether you love him or hate him, you have to respect that he single-handedly built his career out of nothing and became one of the most genius directors that ever lived.
this edit makes me sick to my stomach. but not because it’s bad. it’s so overwhelmingly good that it makes me want to crawl into a hole out of sheer sublime respect for it. those are special types of art, man. dangerous pieces. never ever stop. you could make it out here in LA if you ever wanted to.
I think the best compliment i can give about the quality of this video is that I had to put my phone down for the whole thing. Brilliant work. Also might be the first time I genuinely enjoyed watching a sponsorship skit.
Another terrific video. I love how you find clips from interviews and archival footage to answer the questions that raise themselves. History in a way that feels natural, and consistently evolving. Thank you Dodford!
Quentin is a prime example for me of two things. Know your field and separate the art from the artist. The first is obvious. Barely anyone working today can compare to his encyclopedic knowledge about cinema and the craft of filmmaking, and what a magnificent asset that is for him to create his movies. The second is a little more difficult, because a lot of what makes his movies so good is what he himself brings to them, but it doesn't deny that he is still a bigheaded egotist with some very questionable past and present behaviours to say the least. But him being and doing that doesn't deny his art. Nor his journey from film fan to filmmaker. And it certainly doesn't stop his movies from being a cornerstone of cinema. Just as Dodford has easily grown into being a cornerstone of RUclips. Another person who knows about his field and the subjects he covers. Another magnificent doc, and yet I'm already eager for the next one....
Ramdomly reccomended to me, start watching, midway through I started thinking oh this guy must be an editor. It finishes before I scroll down to read the comments and theyre all exactly what I expected, Massive props I hope you get success very soon.
Tarantino's rise feels like the ultimate rags-to-filmmaking riches story. And say what you want about his personality/endless references, but the man DEFINITELY left his stamp on cinema.
That ending sequence man, amazing. I have little knowledge of editing and thinking of the work put in to this is genuinely terrifying. Thanks for putting this out man
I'm in 5 minutes and I'm thinking you're a part of Hollywood. This production is insane! Your knowledge and craft is next level and I hope you get a million subscribers by the end of the year
This gave me chills. I first watched Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction on VHS as a 14/15 year old. Been obsessed with QT ever since. I can’t wait until my own kids come of age and I can introduce to my favorite movies.
I'll never forget when my dad rented Pulp Fiction for family movie night. When I was 7. After about the 70th F-bomb my mom finally turned it off. Never stopped watching Tarantino though. I'm 37 now.
I don't know Quentin personally and I doubt it that I ever will. But...every time he has a new film it's a lot like him saying to me "Hey,Johnny. I made another movie just for you. You're gonna love it." I adore every one of his films so much and they're so good that he could make a piece of shit and i'd be obligated to let it slide. But he won't. And that's why he's the legend he is.
Robert Avery wrote most of “The Gold Watch” sequence. It is true that Quinton wrote most of Pulp Fiction, but Roger Avery wrote a lot with Quinton at this point in his life, which isn’t really addressed here (which makes sense considering Tarantino was billed as the director and main writer on Pulp Fiction after the success of Reservoir Dogs)
The quality of the video itself is absolutely outstandig! Im rewatching it right now with headphones and the sound mixing is just *chefs kiss* Tarantino would be proud this is an experience and not to be watched on the get go Sit down, get 🎧, and really watch it Amazing work ♥️ im so happy RUclips recommended you You should get membership programm, would love to see more of it
How lucky i am to have lived in the time of Tarantino. True romance, reservoir dogs, and pulp fiction came out while i was in my 20's. Happy little fluke of the universe.
Been waiting a while for this and as always exceeds expectations, which were pretty high in the first place! Love the full circle on the '30 year from now' theme, very clever. My favourite part was the section on 'my best friend's birthday' and the cross cutting - no doubt a part of his life a lot of us don't know too much about and you executed it superbly. Another masterpiece of yours.
Lets celebrate the genius of Quentin Tarantino. His movies are like a box of chocolates, except you always know youre gonna get some intense dialogue and unexpected twists. Its like Tarantino once said : I steal from every single movie ever made. So, here's a big thank you to Tarantino for making us all love a good cinematic heist without even needing to rob a bank!
I don't think Tarantino has a foot fetish anymore. It has been such a huge pop culture reference for so many years that every woman he ever flirted with in the past 30 years must have been either very awkward or creepy about showing her feet to him. I think at this point Tarantino likes to show women's feet in his movies only because he enjoys people recognizing it as one of his trademarks. Like Hitchock with blondes or Kubrick with bathrooms.
Thank you! Not only for a magnificent video on one of my favorite directors, but also for inspiring me (and others) to keep improving and learning each day. Your videos are truly next level. Well done, Danny! I’ve always drawn so much inspiration from your Spielberg video, which was my all-time favorite for a long time, but man… this one is something else!
Always very impressive when an editor can tell a story with almost no narration
As an editor my self... you are absolueyly out of this world.
Thank you for your amazing work!🔥
I came to the comment section to say the same.
I've been an editor for over 20 years, this is next level.
Just stunning.
I thought the same! Insane level of motage!
funny I just dropped down to the comments to see if anyone else found the editting super pretensious and overdone. lol - Also i am about half in and am still trying to figure out what i am even watching? "Saw it coming" uhhh- how does that turn into a rather boring rehash of one of the most over=hyped directors ever. I remember having to sit through this crap the first and think "yeah he is okay but come-on".
As someone that doesn't know shiet about fxck but smokes weed, shiet was fire af dawg.
@@jakeroon Valid, if a little controversial.
That ending sequence was magnificient
I fucking cried man. it was beatiful
Literally got emotional watching that
Yes! Perfect length for my lunch break. A boring sandwich doesn't seem so boring when it's accompanied by a Dodford documentary.
My favorite director! Whether you love him or hate him, you have to respect that he single-handedly built his career out of nothing and became one of the most genius directors that ever lived.
He's a disgusting freak but I love his movies.
@@danfoster-hy8moyou don’t know these people
@@danfoster-hy8mo Why? Because he's obsessed with women's feet?
@@teracota8788no he’s definitely a FREAK
@@danfoster-hy8mohahaha that is the perfect way to describe him. A disgusting freak, but an absolute genius film maker.
How are you able to tell a story so well with almost nothing but clips of other people talking and no script of your own. Unreal
FR tho
The editing and planning of this video is better than most mainstream movies these days, keep up the great work!
I seriously CANNOT comprehend how good the editing and storytelling was. ABSOLUTELY SPEECHLESS... WORK OF ART!
Bro, this is the best production you've released since the steven spielberg video. Fucking incredible job on this one.
🥲
@@DodfordYT Agreed! Especially the cinematic product placement. First time ever I watched an entire ad in a RUclips video lol. Very slick!
Apart from the horrible ad
Nothing better than waking up to a new Dodford video. On my favorite director, too? You flatter me
ofc 😚
Facts just woke up 8:09 in San Diego!
the editing is FREAKING AMAZING holy
This is so well edited and has great storytelling... great job! Subscribed :)
this edit makes me sick to my stomach. but not because it’s bad. it’s so overwhelmingly good that it makes me want to crawl into a hole out of sheer sublime respect for it. those are special types of art, man. dangerous pieces. never ever stop. you could make it out here in LA if you ever wanted to.
Haha this is the strangest compliment I've received, but thank you Braden. That means a lot!
@@DodfordYT I figured it was a strange thing to share but I wanted to leave an honest comment hahahaha. Keep going, man
This dodford guy is just on another level
You weren’t lying about the intensive editing, but it certainly paid off and we can see it! Great video!
I think the best compliment i can give about the quality of this video is that I had to put my phone down for the whole thing. Brilliant work. Also might be the first time I genuinely enjoyed watching a sponsorship skit.
Another terrific video. I love how you find clips from interviews and archival footage to answer the questions that raise themselves. History in a way that feels natural, and consistently evolving. Thank you Dodford!
Quentin is a prime example for me of two things. Know your field and separate the art from the artist. The first is obvious. Barely anyone working today can compare to his encyclopedic knowledge about cinema and the craft of filmmaking, and what a magnificent asset that is for him to create his movies. The second is a little more difficult, because a lot of what makes his movies so good is what he himself brings to them, but it doesn't deny that he is still a bigheaded egotist with some very questionable past and present behaviours to say the least. But him being and doing that doesn't deny his art. Nor his journey from film fan to filmmaker. And it certainly doesn't stop his movies from being a cornerstone of cinema.
Just as Dodford has easily grown into being a cornerstone of RUclips. Another person who knows about his field and the subjects he covers. Another magnificent doc, and yet I'm already eager for the next one....
Ramdomly reccomended to me, start watching, midway through I started thinking oh this guy must be an editor. It finishes before I scroll down to read the comments and theyre all exactly what I expected, Massive props I hope you get success very soon.
Wake up babe, new Dodford video dropped 🙌
👋
Tarantino's rise feels like the ultimate rags-to-filmmaking riches story. And say what you want about his personality/endless references, but the man DEFINITELY left his stamp on cinema.
Fantastic work, real inspiration for my videos in Italian! Keep going
You don't find this level of quality on youtube everyday. Superb job, outstanding. QT would be proud.
I have no words, what a dedication to the video. Thank you for your storytelling!
That ending sequence man, amazing. I have little knowledge of editing and thinking of the work put in to this is genuinely terrifying. Thanks for putting this out man
Obviously another great video overall, but that last 5 minutes or so is just pure perfection!
This is an insanely well-edited video man. You got another sub.
I had to open this video 13 times before youtube would stop advising me it has paid promotion instead of pulling up the video. What a time to be alive
It’s so fun to discover all these things I never knew about him, also love the way this was put together, great job with the editing!!
I'm in 5 minutes and I'm thinking you're a part of Hollywood. This production is insane! Your knowledge and craft is next level and I hope you get a million subscribers by the end of the year
mann you really captured why QT is the goat
Absolutely insane editing!! Banger video as always.
I was absolutely devastated when this episode ended. Beautifully done!
Magnificent soundtrack in this video. I'd never heard Jimmy Cliff's cover of Wild World, but now I think it's better than the original
This changed me, just as Pulp Fiction changed the world. Thank You, Dodford.
Man...that last sequence was exhilarating. Loved the intensity in this one!
Damn Dodford, another absolute classic from you! Will have to do a Tarantino movie marathon now :D
Love your videos, Dodford! Your editing is legendary
I appreciate that!
Tarantino is the first American that i’ve ever heard say the word ‘rubbish’. I thought that was a british only word. I love him even more now
This gave me chills. I first watched Reservoir Dogs and Pulp Fiction on VHS as a 14/15 year old. Been obsessed with QT ever since. I can’t wait until my own kids come of age and I can introduce to my favorite movies.
this is quite literally one of my favourite youtube videos of all time, absolutely goated video!!
Yo, i dont think ive ever seen a youtube video in ultra widescreen. So props for that
He’s my personal favourite director. You can tell he loves movie history and the mythology of Hollywood.
I'll never forget when my dad rented Pulp Fiction for family movie night. When I was 7. After about the 70th F-bomb my mom finally turned it off. Never stopped watching Tarantino though. I'm 37 now.
this is one of the greatest edited videos known to man. seriously. insane.
wow! such a great video!! Dodford 🔥🔥
The entire video was amazing but that end sequence might be the best career highlight piece of media I've ever seen.
This is one of the finest video I've watched in YT! ❤
That’s some great piece of editing, research, script, everything. The best one in the channel so far 🔥
You may very well be the best creator on this platform.
I don't know Quentin personally and I doubt it that I ever will.
But...every time he has a new film it's a lot like him saying to me "Hey,Johnny. I made another movie just for you. You're gonna love it."
I adore every one of his films so much and they're so good that he could make a piece of shit and i'd be obligated to let it slide. But he won't. And that's why he's the legend he is.
I hope Tarantino sees this. Beautiful.
"You like like shit"
"Funny, because I feel like diarrhea"
That's actually a great exchange lol
That wass mad good jeez, bravo!!!!
This is a spectacular work of editing. Bravo.
Thank you, what a masterclass in editing, pacing and vibe!
That ending was superb
God damn, give this editor a raise
YAY WATCH PARTY!
wow this is incredibly well edited for a youtube video
you deserve so much more recognition for your work
BEAUTIFUL (as always)
My king 👑
Robert Avery wrote most of “The Gold Watch” sequence. It is true that Quinton wrote most of Pulp Fiction, but Roger Avery wrote a lot with Quinton at this point in his life, which isn’t really addressed here (which makes sense considering Tarantino was billed as the director and main writer on Pulp Fiction after the success of Reservoir Dogs)
This was amazingly well done, thanks for the great content 👍
The quality of the video itself is absolutely outstandig!
Im rewatching it right now with headphones and the sound mixing is just *chefs kiss*
Tarantino would be proud this is an experience and not to be watched on the get go
Sit down, get 🎧, and really watch it
Amazing work ♥️ im so happy RUclips recommended you
You should get membership programm, would love to see more of it
This was edited incredibly well!
How lucky i am to have lived in the time of Tarantino. True romance, reservoir dogs, and pulp fiction came out while i was in my 20's. Happy little fluke of the universe.
Oh my god what a video! it held my attention throughout and not a single second was i not drooling over the editing. Great job man I loved it so much.
Finished watching this and immediately watched it again. Amazing video bro! Very well done!
Great audio mix and editing, honestly had to throw the headphones on for this one
A dodford video just in time for my breakfast.Loved it
oh man...your editing is always top tier, i wish you have more views!!
Wow! And with the amazing song selection. Wizard level production.
BRAVO!!!! Fantastic to watch while high!
banger editing, I didn't even realise 25 minutes went by
Been waiting a while for this and as always exceeds expectations, which were pretty high in the first place! Love the full circle on the '30 year from now' theme, very clever. My favourite part was the section on 'my best friend's birthday' and the cross cutting - no doubt a part of his life a lot of us don't know too much about and you executed it superbly. Another masterpiece of yours.
Jesus the editing in this video is unbelievable. Well done man! Instant sub from me haha
This is the most amazing video essay I have ever seen.
5:06 the way he used the Tarantino rink opening from all his movies twice in this element is cool
Edit 3times😂
Bro this was amazing! 😭🔥🔥🔥 Tarantino is one of my favorite filmmakers 👌🏾
incredible edit. I lost myself in it.
how tf does dodford not have up to a million subs at this time - sincerely asking
This is the best video you've made yet. Thanks for doing what you do bro
Man boy, oh boy, you were cookin with this one buddy.
Oh yes! I can nearly hear the video!
Please turn up the background music louder !!!
Hey, thanks for putting subtitle. I appreciate it a lot.
Lets celebrate the genius of Quentin Tarantino. His movies are like a box of chocolates, except you always know youre gonna get some intense dialogue and unexpected twists. Its like Tarantino once said : I steal from every single movie ever made. So, here's a big thank you to Tarantino for making us all love a good cinematic heist without even needing to rob a bank!
those hardcoded subs again dude. please stick them in the CC option
First impression: Such a cool dude!
Gold watch gold robe. Well done, great detail I never noticed.
really a great video, congrats!!!
Love the aspect ratio, it's a nice touch, overall great video
THE GOAT DROPPED
I can't wait for his film adaptation of "barefoot in the park."
I don't think Tarantino has a foot fetish anymore. It has been such a huge pop culture reference for so many years that every woman he ever flirted with in the past 30 years must have been either very awkward or creepy about showing her feet to him. I think at this point Tarantino likes to show women's feet in his movies only because he enjoys people recognizing it as one of his trademarks. Like Hitchock with blondes or Kubrick with bathrooms.
Welcome back!
hope the new "hype" feature helps you blow up
Thank you! Not only for a magnificent video on one of my favorite directors, but also for inspiring me (and others) to keep improving and learning each day. Your videos are truly next level. Well done, Danny! I’ve always drawn so much inspiration from your Spielberg video, which was my all-time favorite for a long time, but man… this one is something else!
amazing story!
Wow. You out done yourself on this one Danny. 👏
Easily one of the GOAT directors, and my favourite of all time
I appreciate the music you chose for this video. All of the soundtracks rock!