You forgot this one... Valerian and the City of a Thousand Planets.

6:25: That little dance Emma Stone is doing on the red carpet is the hottest thing ever.

Great interview! They are so natural. I can’t wait to see this movie!🎥

Where can we see this film?

being from a tiny country like Greece and managed to have such a great actors speaking about you like Robert de Niro does for Scorseze , well its a huge achievement

Looks amazing hope to see it soon in USA

Emma dancing for 3 minutes. The trailer we all wanted! kzfaq.info/get/bejne/mdV5nrBqv7Csqas.html

They are both so delightful.

Amazing editing at the beginning 👏

Very interesting! Thank you.

Emma is from Canada who works with the U.S. in making comedies that create mental illness and stupidity. Seth Rogen as well. They're building the security state with the the government and this includes creating mental illness among the population to fill mental hospitals and prisons. It's also part of eugenics. She's involved with corrupt courts and police and promotes stalking and this promotes mental illness. That's what those target individual communities are about. They also target veterans and teens.

nice drivin🤪😄

Conner?

I hope Yorgos gets Willem his Oscar eventually.

Great interview.

Amazing 😍Emily preciosa, comica, buena onda, inteligente y muy audaz, tks for this interview

Coppola is so fucking out of touch with reality lol

Tell him to prepare of the film we're making of all his sicko baby drinking pals, he'll have a little part in it. Because we cannes!

Francis Ford Coppola and The Cast of Megalopolis "Let's Go"! 😎👍

How blind do you have to be to not see that the Biden and his ilk are the current fascists? Trump a fascist? Seriously??? Dang. Open your mind, for gawdsake. Open your eyes. Open your ears. Look at everything!

what is that guitar riff at 6:05 from?! help

The girl is Cosima Mars (12 years old), one of his granddaughters. Plaza is in it and Grace Vanderwaal. Coppola is 85 years old! Looks like the Grim Reaper won't find the moment proper any time soon.

Anya is the most beautiful woman in the world right now. Hope she enjoys it.

Last clip if from the 1959 French movie the red balloon

This movie is going to be dumb.

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I love baz luhrman's romeo+juliet!❤❤❤❤❤

Just watched this film last night (on the internet of course) and it was great fun. It explores some really dark territory but I'm a very light hearted tone, for lack of a better expression. As always, Joaquin Phoenix and Emma Stone are terrific.

what a charade of interview edit.

Plus Dogme 95 sounds like the 95 Theses so that's cool

We lesbians want to live in peace

Genius. Love him.

The fact that he talks about La Strada and a whole audience of italian Torotonians Crying from it! <3

I love how humble he is about being remembered for 2001. Also his Michael Caine/cockney impression is hilarious and left field after being used to his deadpan delivery in 2001 😂

Stupid movie

Grandissima!❤

What Movie is the last?

Apropos to the discussion about "what Wes meant with the wolf," I think it's definitely worth discussing what these things mean between audience members. In the end, the point of art is to imply something for the audience to infer. But the very fact that it's a static piece of art means that it can become a shared experience. We can hear one another's impressions, and by doing so, add to our own. But I think what Maya and Rupert are saying is that we already have the best way the artist can think of to express what he means. That's the art itself. To ask him to paraphrase or interpret it defeats the purpose of it. I loved the wolf at the end of Fantastic Mr. Fox, and it gets me tearing up too. I don't think it's pointless to ask why, I just think it's pointless to ask Wes. He already explained it. Now it's up to us to take his interior language, which he was lovely enough to share with us, and interpret that into our own interior language. To me, what's so beautiful and heartbreaking about the wolf is the profound kinship Mr. Fox feels with him, across the profound divide between them. He'll never be the wolf, nor would he even want to be. The wolf is a dream of adventure without end. Wildness. But there's no room in that dream for all the real-world things that matter to Mr. Fox-- his family, his community, a future with some kind of security. Chasing the dream of the wolf is what shattered his and his community's lives. And yet, that dream, and the kinship he feels with the wolf, is an inescapable part of him. I think the tear comes when he realizes that, as much as he longs for that dream, he must stop chasing it. The gulf between them is for his benefit. Crossing it spells doom for him, his family, everything that actually matters. Anyway, that was my take. I think Wes said it so much better, with just a fist in the air.

wow

That film was a huge disappointment for me. All of dogma principles just seem so pretentious to me and I didn't enjoy watching Festen at all, I just don't buy it. Incredibly overhyped.

Woody Allen is a legend.

The first time I saw her, some years back, she had a small part in a film as a nun, and afterwards I had to look her up. 4:30 Such a mature way of looking at her bullying in retrospect. What a _wonderful_ woman; polite and so humble! 3:00 She does look as they described, "like a fairytale […] who didn't look real." There's this almost unbelievable and surreal look about her - her beauty's truly unique. Lily's such a sweetheart, and I'd love to see her cast in more roles. You've got a big fan and admirer in me Lily. Keep at it! 🧡

Sure

Love u big fan

I really, really wish they’d do a sequel.

Here in Cannes 2002 his first time at the Festival kzfaq.info/get/bejne/rJ1zert42MyapJs.html

László Nemes needs to understand: IS RA EL IS A TE RR OR IST STATE

László Nemes needs to understand: IS RA EL IS A TE RR OR IST STATE

Its the genocide denier. F this guy😂😂😂

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