Fair Bloody Dinkum Quentin Tarantino is a movie genius. He has breathed new life into cinema. Love your movies Quentin. I love the way you have to have everything just right.
Side point: What a lot of people, mostly people I know, don't understand is that it's very possible to enjoy violence in movies and find it the focal point of a film, without being "desensitized to it" or being perceived as a psychopath. Quentin proves this over and over again. It's a widely known fact that Quentin emphasizes violence in his films, specifically his most recent ones, and it's part of the cinematic experience and the art of it. Nothing wrong with it
The director that got me into making movies I owe it to him, my first film floored the local film festival people where just like WTF but hey random violence and humour, thanks Quentin
Clearly, it is not. It is video, not a still image. I see what you must mean when you pause just about anywhere. It is the effect of lights and shadows and make up and neck wrinkles. Most definitely, not cut and paste of his head from a magazine. There would be no reason to do that. If he could not make the taping, they would have rescheduled to done a satellite interview or even Skype-type communication. I give you credit. Out of all the conspiracy theories I have read, your is by far the most insignificant.
@@joshuaong8654That's exactly the kind of joke Quentin would HATE! Its make by people with very little to do and even less imagination and obsessed with using infinite amounts of internet time to make ridiculous untrue, time wasting observations, with the hope an innocent reader will spend precious time investigating something the sender knew to be pointless!
I loved every other movie tarrantino has made bit just recently went to see once upon a time and to be perfectly honest I wasn't impressed. The chemistry and acting between Di caprio and Brad Pitt was excellent but nothing really happened? I was waiting for something to spark the film into life but nothing. Few little good bits in it I suppose, love the cliff booth and Bruce Lee fight, the final 15 mins or so when Pitt smokes the cigarette dipped in acid and fights all those cult weirdos but other than that..... Was the point in Margot Robbie even bring in it? Her going to the cinema to watch her own movie etc... Just found it really slow and hard to watch
I loved the movie... The movie was about Los Angeles in the 1960s. Nothing happened? There were things happening in ever y frame. It was exquisite. It's hard to explain. And honestly - I'm a little intoxicated right now. But Once Upon A Time is one of my favorites. You have a full throttle standard when it comes to films. And probably life. Pull back a bit. Just a bit. Savor the wine, friend. Be well. 😎🎬🎸
A little late to the discussion, but I would suggest doing some research on the time during that era and then watch it again. Read about the Charles Manson cult and the murder of Sharon Tate. Learn about how Hollywood was on the precipice of change and how, culturally, it was a sobering end of an era, both in Hollywood and in pop culture. Quentin Tarantino grew up during that era. The movie is actually a "memory piece" in my opinion. He's paying homage, while trying to be respectful towards the family of Sharon Tate, while rewriting history a little, while incorporating things he loved about that time, all wrapped up in a love letter to his industry. It's actually very moving to me. It's a wiser, more reflective Tarantino who is nearing the end of his own self-proclaimed retirement, and doesn't really exhibit the bravura and virtuosity of his more "youthful" films.
@@DYLEMAHD Inglorious Basterds had a 93 percent approval rating and grossed 321 million dollars so why exactly is that film not good. You don;t like Tarantino and obviously are out of touch with reality
He is very hyperactive. I never liked his movies. They are not entertaining or enjoyable. A drop out who has become an expert in pop culture does not rate any stature with me.
One thing Quentin's work isn't is not being enjoyable or entertaining. Boiling his work down to only pop culture and ignoring everything else about his work including his dialogue tells me how high your stature is. You just came across as pompous.
@@forsure1149 took the words right out of my mouth and fed it to the pompous. Quentin makes those types of movies that just have you in aw throughout the whole experience, with the amazing witty dialogue molded together with the cool 1960's crime film aesthetic.
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I am always impressed by how much he has to say on any topic and question.
Just saw Once upon a time, great film. Masterful acting and direction. QTs films are a lot of things, but theyre NOT boring.
its would become a cult movie
all his films are boring. literally no punch to any of them. the dialogue is stilted. not enough action.
@@oscarsalesgirl296 smooth brain
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We are so lucky to be living during this genius's time.
I actually think Mel Gibson would do well in a Quentin Tarantino flick
What Tarantino film couldn't use another Nazi?
great interviewer, great questions, great rappoire with a sometimes prickly tarantino.....and beautiful...
bro chill
@@mattfronduto600 He is.
Talk to him only - Kolovani
Fair Bloody Dinkum Quentin Tarantino is a movie genius. He has breathed new life into cinema. Love your movies Quentin. I love the way you have to have everything just right.
Tarrantino is just my idol I've written scripts, screenplays and making movies Thank you Mr Tarrantino
David Lynch mine has to be Inglorious Basterds,Jackie Brown, Pulp Fiction, True Romance (even though he wrote it) and Reservoir Dogs
David Lynch they are brilliant
David Lynch all brilliant movies I'm on instergram if you want to chat etc I'm always on there as a hipster that I am
David Lynch oh right
David Lynch no I don't
Side point:
What a lot of people, mostly people I know, don't understand is that it's very possible to enjoy violence in movies and find it the focal point of a film, without being "desensitized to it" or being perceived as a psychopath. Quentin proves this over and over again. It's a widely known fact that Quentin emphasizes violence in his films, specifically his most recent ones, and it's part of the cinematic experience and the art of it.
Nothing wrong with it
The director that got me into making movies I owe it to him, my first film floored the local film festival people where just like WTF but hey random violence and humour, thanks Quentin
What's the name of your movie? Can I get it on DVD or blu-ray on amazon? I would love to see it.
Freeze at 0:33 - Clearly quentins head is cut and pasted on from some magazine xD
Clearly, it is not. It is video, not a still image. I see what you must mean when you pause just about anywhere. It is the effect of lights and shadows and make up and neck wrinkles. Most definitely, not cut and paste of his head from a magazine. There would be no reason to do that. If he could not make the taping, they would have rescheduled to done a satellite interview or even Skype-type communication. I give you credit. Out of all the conspiracy theories I have read, your is by far the most insignificant.
CKC411 I’m certain he was merely just making a simple joke. Lol
@@joshuaong8654That's exactly the kind of joke Quentin would HATE! Its make by people with very little to do and even less imagination and obsessed with using infinite amounts of internet time to make ridiculous untrue, time wasting observations, with the hope an innocent reader will spend precious time investigating something the sender knew to be pointless!
Lorenzo Dion Lee luckily he made the joke here, to us, and not to tarantino himself
Definitely, one of the best directors.
What a mind!
Someday ❤🎉 I’m manifesting him into my future 🙏👍
I thik I saw it few year back..but still I like
#thik...think
the man
“Remember my name”
I loved every other movie tarrantino has made bit just recently went to see once upon a time and to be perfectly honest I wasn't impressed. The chemistry and acting between Di caprio and Brad Pitt was excellent but nothing really happened? I was waiting for something to spark the film into life but nothing. Few little good bits in it I suppose, love the cliff booth and Bruce Lee fight, the final 15 mins or so when Pitt smokes the cigarette dipped in acid and fights all those cult weirdos but other than that..... Was the point in Margot Robbie even bring in it? Her going to the cinema to watch her own movie etc... Just found it really slow and hard to watch
I loved the movie...
The movie was about Los Angeles in the 1960s.
Nothing happened?
There were things happening in ever y frame.
It was exquisite.
It's hard to explain. And honestly - I'm a little intoxicated right now.
But Once Upon A Time is one of my favorites.
You have a full throttle standard when it comes to films. And probably life.
Pull back a bit.
Just a bit.
Savor the wine, friend.
Be well.
😎🎬🎸
Watch it again. To me it was "meh" the first time, the second and third time I loved it. I started to love the 60s.
A little late to the discussion, but I would suggest doing some research on the time during that era and then watch it again. Read about the Charles Manson cult and the murder of Sharon Tate. Learn about how Hollywood was on the precipice of change and how, culturally, it was a sobering end of an era, both in Hollywood and in pop culture. Quentin Tarantino grew up during that era. The movie is actually a "memory piece" in my opinion. He's paying homage, while trying to be respectful towards the family of Sharon Tate, while rewriting history a little, while incorporating things he loved about that time, all wrapped up in a love letter to his industry. It's actually very moving to me. It's a wiser, more reflective Tarantino who is nearing the end of his own self-proclaimed retirement, and doesn't really exhibit the bravura and virtuosity of his more "youthful" films.
i member
It's before Jango I guess..
The D is silent hillbilly.
It’s from 2011.
How old is this?
Madsf Jaada It's from 2011
Got a hunch his Mum helped Q more than he lets on.
They couldn't have got the man a bigger chair?
🙏🙏
He is a talented writer/director.
🎉 😂 KOLOVANI
Is it only me who thinks this lady is hot?
She's a beautiful older woman. I wouldn't mind spending a night with her.
Donkey punch material
i agree
I was just about to say the same thing.
To be honest ANY female in black tights, stocking, leggings, etc. Is hot to me, I'm that easy.
5:25 Harvey Weinstein?
He clearly says Harvey Keitel smh
@@IshaanDas42 No, he mentions Harvey Weinstein several times.
Yes Weinstein has been like a silent partner to QT. He funded his films but he was the money not the artist.
Pretty much every Tarantino movie is done by The Weinstein company, which is Harvey Weinstweins independent film studio.
Great with dialogue, otherwise, largely overrated. Love his enthusiasm in conversation.
Triple A, according to your opinion, yes, you're right, according to my opinion, nowhere near accurate.
So goes the valuation of art.
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naw, under the Sun's opinion is the correct one.
I think most people would disagree with this.
I agree with your statement.
Boring
Yes you are.
This is a dreadful interviews. Just an interviewer working down a list.
It's literally called "A Life In Pictures"... What did you think was gonna happen?? Idiot.
Yeah the interviewer was rubbish
Sounds like she’s only seen kill bill aswell
bull..she was great...and let quentin ramble...
Michael Donovan nope nope dumb dumb. She bad dumb dumb
most of his film would have never been made.....if the first 2 hadnt been a sucess...most of them are not good
Not good in what way exactly?
@@DYLEMAHD Inglorious Basterds had a 93 percent approval rating and grossed 321 million dollars so why exactly is that film not good. You don;t like Tarantino and obviously are out of touch with reality
@@harlanginsberg7269 He was asking the original commenter what the problem is with his movies lol, he was defending QT bro.
@@thirdhandlv4231 You are right my answer was directed at the original comment. Really stupid.
He is very hyperactive. I never liked his movies. They are not entertaining or enjoyable. A drop out who has become an expert in pop culture does not rate any stature with me.
One thing Quentin's work isn't is not being enjoyable or entertaining. Boiling his work down to only pop culture and ignoring everything else about his work including his dialogue tells me how high your stature is. You just came across as pompous.
@@forsure1149 took the words right out of my mouth and fed it to the pompous. Quentin makes those types of movies that just have you in aw throughout the whole experience, with the amazing witty dialogue molded together with the cool 1960's crime film aesthetic.
"Does not rate any stature with me" that tells me what I need to know...
Nicholas Castronuova ikr. Dipshit who puts words together in an attempt to sound sophisticated, but fails at basic sentence structure. 🤦♂️
Fuck school.