Yep. I am still hoping he counted kill bill 1 an 2 as ONE movie, which means he has only done 9 which means he will make another. If not, then he is done. :(

Check out the 1994 BBC Omnibus doc on him too if you haven't seen it. Some good insights into his 80's video store days.

Glad you enjoyed it!

Pretty lit

I remember seeing it a few times in a row too, amazing.

I agree with you 100%, specially Roberts story!!! Very interesting and almost emotional, I don't know the man apart from being an actor obviously, but not personally and loved the happy ending like if he was a family member. Very happy for him, plus he was fantastic in J B . watching him on this interview and compare with the roll proves what a good actor he is ...

I've rewatched that section a number of times. I remember reading a European distributor asking QT if he didn't regret not casting bigger names in that movie. QT quoted the numbers for the movie and the distributor said that was all QT's name, who replied: Well, lucky me. I don't like all his stuff, but he is an artist.

fathom*😉

@@evilangel2918 shitty spelling and auto correct get me everytime

@@BrendanGFoster I knew what you meant. The main thing is that you are so wright about God and may I add Jesus. 🙏🏻 No God in these times is exactly why America is FALLING 😥❤

QT may indeed be one of the top twenty or thirty directors (arguably), and his enthusiasm is infectious. He knows how to make the best of contemporary publicity, which is a marketing technique. Being original doesn't always mean "best" though. He's done less than ten films and half of those are indifferent achievements. The best have at least the illusion of being very original - even though he admits he steals from all over the place. This is an excellent documentary.

Mango Steel agreed

His best film. By a country mile.x

Yeah watched it again recently and loved it, when it first came out, I was much younger and didn't fully appreciate how good it was.

Solid movie for sure. From start to finish.

@mango... absolutely, was saying exactly this on a different thread!

You’re weird.

I doubt people around the world properly figured "once upon a time in Hollywood" story. As a french I can tell you I liked it but what are the odds I would figure the plot after 3 min without knowing what happened to Polanski's wife in reality. That was a weird feeling.. Like I knew already why it was called "once upon a time..", the death of the flower power.

Reservoir Dogs 2?

Evander Jameson That would basically be a Steve Buscemi one man play since he’s the only one who survived.

@@jonathanmartin726 Mr pink was killed by the cops at the end if you listen closely enough you can hear it

@@joshuarainn951 no, Mr. Pink was arrested. He says he’s been shot, but you don’t hear any gunshots take place outside. Only the sounds of police showing up and arresting him, one cop yelling “You shot a cop, huh? Did you shoot a cop?!” For all we know, he’s saying he’s been shot to the cops so that they’ll go easy on him as they come up to to him as they arrest him. Tarantino I remember once said Mr. Pink is the only one of those guys to live, but it was years ago in an article that featured an interview with him, so it would take some time to fine. And he basically alluded to the fact that he was the only one to be professional as being the key reason he survived.

@@Evanderj id say The Vega Brothers need to be a thing- that’ll tie everything up nicely, and a great send off; we will see The Wolf, Jules when he was more in his prime.. Marcellus when he was in his prime.. The guy Travolta got his drugs from.. see them when they were more deadly too.. it’s ends on Sam & Travolta walking towards the apartment for the briefcase, and Mr Black going to jail..

CrownLands , Sally Menke ❤️

Sally ACE, what a hero...

That’s from this video.

I thought about that same scene when he mentioned that

She met him whilst recording JB she says in this video so unsure what bond you're referring to but it was good to gee them together.

Being a Tarantino Fan. Its my pleasure to share with you. :)

Dio Cane Chris Nolan is up there in my opinion but not quite as unique as Quentin

The Russo brothers are pretty great too

@@matthewjenkins8013 nolan is a talented director but he lacks fantasy, also he doesn't write his own dialogue like tha master himself

M. Night Shamalamadingdong??

Dio Cane that's literally what I said...

Will Jones didn’t mind taking that sweet Marvel/Paramount money for the Incredible Hulk though. 😂😂

Middle class yuppies choose art because they have rich parents who send them to film school. They think it's cool to write scripts and wanna direct. The middle class have great researchers but that's not the ticket to what's genuine to true artists like me. u dnt choose art. Art chooses you. Love Quentin

@@prawnee9827 Universal made The Incredible Hulk. This was before Marvel was an established film studio, also Universal owning the rights to the Hulk character is a reason there’s not been a stand alone sequel to have happened as of now.

Why?

Quentin changed cinema. The evolution of Cinema. Who's next

well, he used to yeah. sort of. not just because of that reason though.

That would be nice, but it's not his first movie.

@@Jimbojo You're correct. I wasn't meaning to come across as an ass. I was mostly just bringing attention to the fact that many first features are crap and that's okay! :-) But I apologize if my comment was rude.

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His first movie is "My Best Friend Birthday". And Reservoir Dogs his 4th professional script and 4th director experience. ;)

Atıf Natuk Ertem He considers it his first film that he himself made, out of the ten movies his filmography will be, Dogs is the first.

His reading of script in between his last rape and his snoring of coke and Hemroid cream. That guy is a Monster but people cannot go on thinking hes the only one...CASTING COUCHES have been and will be a solid part of Hollywood. They exist because people are willing to do anything for fame...and power.

Good call. ...and the guy at the start: the one with "the cold". Appears to be overly... enthusiastic. 💳🍚🤪

lmaoooo that was absolutely hilarious.

Where can I watch it?

@@emilal thank you for asking and i'd really like to help, but i don't know. if i find it somewhere and it is a good quality copy, i'll sure let you know.

Pam was really digging him. He seemed genuinely surprised.

Flipping love you

The RZA

@@kieranmilller6473 musically off my radar, but he is obviously one cool dude. younger folks in my family were/are into WU-TANG CLAN.

Hello my name is Adam. If Quinton stops making movies. I will be Sad Adam. And his name will be Quitting Tarantino. And we all will be sad and cry like Bambinos And the movies will go back to the Stone Age like Dino. End of Cino.

RIP Weinstein too.. He just got found guilty of being a rapist. Such a shame that he is such a PoS ... seems he was critical to QTs early movies.

*Season 5 of Better Call Saul.

All the more poignant as Michael Madsen improvised that whole scene with the ear, the dance, everything. And its one of the most powerful scenes in the whole movie. That's what gives the violence such an impact, its not the actual violence, or even the implied violence, its in the casual way it gets presented. "Fat guy Dad dances to boomer rock, around another guy tied to a chair" That's one scene, but then add: "with a straight razor in one hand, and an ear in the other". (Cue "can you hear me joke") "Well, I don't know why I came here tonight I got the feeling that something ain't right I'm so scared in case I fall off my chair And I'm wondering how I'll get down the stairs Clowns to the left of me Jokers to the right Here I am Stuck in the middle with you" Its so surreal and relatable, and if you just forget the context for a moment, your foot starts tapping along to Stealer's Wheel, then your attention snaps back when we realise that he's not being tortured for information, or because he's maybe a rat, but this is the money shot for Madsen's character. We are fairly inured to people who's job it is to rob stuff, and who won't hesitate to kill you if they feel they have to. That's one thing. But Madsen's character reveal here, is that the crime, the money, the swag of being a professional criminal is completely irrelevant, and he's only a robber because he gets to kill people. For him, this isn't an unpleasant part of a robber's job, this is a vocation, this is his raison d'etre, this is *high art* beybee. Art for art's sake. And that almost elevates the whole scene into high comedy. Nobody who ever saw that movie, has been able to listen to that song, without the accompanying video clip running in their head. For any actor in a scene that powerful, that's quite a feather in their caps. For a relatively obscure 70's band, its a welcome chunk of royalties. But for a director's first movie, that's unprecedented. And ever since, Tarantino's had an "All eyes on me" career that few directors ever get. Every movie is an absolute banger. Every actor shines for him, and he knows how to get something different and unique from them that another director wouldn't even see.

64 meta critic. 7.5 imdb score. Not sure on your definition of underrated but the scores along beg to differ. I don't think anythimg QT related can be considered underrated

it sounds like she was being held at gun point force to read the ransom note he wrote for our to read out loud.

wow i paused the video and looked in the comments at the exact same timestamp that you referenced. indeed. this comment aged as well as milk left on some Arizonan’s drive way in the middle of a summer heatwave

@@pokeman123451 it's crazy cause I did a similar thing. But tbh I came to the comments looking yo see if anyone said this lol

What a disgusting comment. Sounds exactly like something Harvey W. would say or maybe a pubescent boy in junior high school.

First Name Last Name calm your tits it was funny

Then I guess Madsen lost out to the benefit of everyone else. He's a nonpareil bad-ass, but I find it pretty much impossible to imagine him making the character sympathetic in the way Travolta did.

@@JohnMoseley Yea. Travolta has a little more soul

@@JohnMoseley yah, Idt anyone would've liked Vega's character enough to root for him, not been saddened when he was abruptly & unceremoniously killed exiting the bathroom. Too many ppl would only have seen him as Mr Blonde, & wouldn't have been invested in his character.

@Grim Reefer do you have a link that shows Tarantino actually said this, b/c while I've heard that multiple times, I've never seen a clip or article where Tarantino actually confirms that himself

@@evilangel2918 watch/listen to his Joe Rogan interview. He talks about it quite extensively during it.

Drunk ten minutes in. Unbelievable. Although, I'd rather 'ya know' than 'like'

It worked out how it was supposed to. At least w/ NBK. True Romance, yeah, it's a great film, but it probably would've been even better had QT directed. But NBK, so much of it is Stone. The different film stocks, and adding quick cartoon versions...and the whole mystical, mushroom-trip feel. That's pure Stone and wouldn't have been in there had QT done it. And, imo, that stuff is part of what makes it such a classic. "Whole world's coming to an end, Mal."

I'm so confused. I thought True To ance was Quentin Tarantino?

Really? Everyone has their own opinion I guess. I think Keitel's performance as Mr. White is perfection. Nice Guy Eddie is a louder, brasher guy. It wouldn't have made sense for White to be chewing up the scenery the way Eddie did. I mean, shit, Blonde is very lowkey most of the film. Do you think Madsen "dialed it in"? You're entitled to your opinion, I am just baffled by it. So many great moments with White. All the stuff between him and Orange. Even just little stuff, like when Orange tells the cops-in-the-bathroom story, and White laughs, "That's hard, that is a hard situation." He's fucking brilliant.

I thought they were both great. White when he discovered Orange was the rat & he'd backed the wrong one. Nice Guy Eddie totally losing his shit (justifiably) "You better stop pointing that fucking gun at *my* *DAD* !!!"

Do you mean "phoned" it in. Because dialing it in just means focusing, so not necesarilly a bad thing

Thank you for your honesty.

... and Coppola, Scorsese, Kubrick, Spielberg,, Coen, et al..... QT one of the best of his generation, for sure.

I think he’s referenced all these guys as idols that he adores

@@Momothebutcher90 Nope, it is true. ...I just had the movie wrong. Madsen said no to Pulp Fiction because he already had commited to Wyatt Earp

He is

Why don't you creat a time machine I would like to go back myself.

Yeah ... really ..it feels actually good to hear something positive about him ..it feels like a nuance on somebody who s been broken by most ..

Lmao. It’s crazy how those documentaries are sucking him off so hard, only a couple years ago

Haha

Kind of like there only being 1 on screen murder in Se7en.

and White killing the cops and shooting the lady in the car. but that's all.