@sullenboy1o3o yeah that is what we call breaking the fourth wall and he probably got that from the French New Wave of which he gets a loth of inspiration.
me and my friend have been talking about that Tarantino should get Mel Gibson in one of his movies. I mean he is known to take actors that are sort of out of there prime and show them in new light
Dear Mr T I have some great ideas for a remake of War of the Worlds but dont have cash to bankroll it - I would also like to star in it and win an oscar for Michael
please check out my "believe in 2012 " for details
I love QT but i'm fed up of every crime movie being called 'Tarantino-esque' or critics claiming that they are influenced by Tarantino. 'Hana-Bi'- a fantastic japanese film- was the polar opposite of Tarantino (it is short, the violence is graphic but not stylish, and the lead character says about three lines in the entire 95 minute running) and yet the dumbass critics STILL claim it to be influenced by Tarantino. The man is great, but his reputation and influence really does preceed him.
Tarantino's movies are not about violence, they're about violent people. The main subject isn't the violence itself, but the violent instinct within each character.
@Neuroneos Well ,that's because Deathproof wasn't all that good. The fact that it was QT's contribution to the Grindhouse films is the low point of his career, in my opinion. Planet Terror really set the bar for what Grindhouse meant, but QT just didn't quite get it right.
I found this novel called The Suicide Game that feels like a Tarantino movie and even has a character that seems to be Tarantino himself. It features a black hitman, a murderous priest, and a gay phone sex operator. I downloaded it for free at smashwords . com and it was awesome.
What a GREAT interview. Love QT - one of the most HONEST interviewees you will see. Oh and how that reserved, charming, dignified English rose of an interviewer helped to make it all that more gratifying.
I am the public, I am going to do my request. Q. T. I want you to do the remake of the Godfather and a movie about.... Jesus Crist. after Django? After Kill Bill part III? Thanks in advance.
@627dk LOL, I get called Douchebag on a vid of The biggest Douchebag by a person with the 5 most Douchebag videos i have ever seen. but to answer your question... i was sent here.
@videoclerks I was being silly by saying he hates Sci-Fi movie fans but I think that he doesn't have a single bit of interest in creating a Sci-Fi homage film anytime soon. After Django he's probably going to make a more direct comedy movie.
@knottsknocks the most diverse director ever. oh and the best director ever. he's been my hero since i was 8. i want to do what he does one day. im sitting in a college dorm and im thinking of getting the fuck out of here and becoming what he became. wtf am i doing here!
@tamerswan What?! :P Don't you agree? Haha, I just don't like it when some people act like idiots when it comes to talking publicly about anything sexual.
@trilseka It will be good. I wish he would just step out of his comfort zone and do a movie that seems based in reality. Something like "There will be blood' He's starting to become a one trick pony with the revenge movies. I'll still see it. I just want him to branch out cause I know he can do it.
@CobainLennon8094 I've read the script, and it was a page turner. It's a great story. However I have to disagree on yr point about QT's movies not being realistic, on the contrary: Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction & Jackie Brown are his most realistic films. It's true I wouldn't be able to say that for the rest of his work, but yeah Quentin could broader his horizon on film making a bit more, it seems he's still making movies for himself.
@trilseka Yeah I'll agree with that. Jackie Brown was a Great film. I tried to find the new script online. I couldn't get more then a few pages. His camp did a good job getting it scrubbed from the internet. He said he's doing Kill Bill 3 after that. Yeah I guess that maybe that's just him. He'll just got down as more Alfred Hitchcock then Martin Scorsese. Nothing wrong with that.
Wow. I don't know what he was so nervous about. And he obviously is. He is one of the greatest storytellers/directors of all time (as history will eventually acknowledge). I was squirming in my seat watching him squirm in his seat.
Quentin - relax! You are one of the all time greats...go make some more!
Quentin got fu%$in ROBBED at the 2010 Oscars...I mean grand larceny, grand theft auto, bonny n clyde robbing banks style GROTESQUE larceny! Hurt Locker ain´t a 10th the movie Basterds is.
@TheDM75 Ok thats cool, no matter what he does though turns out great, im a big fan! my dream is to make a dbz movie kill bill style and have him help me out with it hehehe
The crowd and the interviewer do not seem very interested in him. Is QT popular in Britain? Admittedly he is somewhat talky and arrogant but I always kind of liked his strange personality.
@All who are asking for Death Proof, Quentin said publicly (in 2009 Oscar director roundtable I think) that Death Proof is his biggest and only flop in the carrier, that he even considered it as a carrier ender. So if this is tribute to Tarantino, why would they mention his downside? I mean, when we discuss Rocky, noone talks about fifth one :D
Lol Quentin is so fucking massive looking when seated. He looks about twice as big as everyone on American Idol too, both in terms of heigh and width.
There's this video by Rita Indiana (merengue-techno fusion artist) called, "El Juidero" that REALLY reminds me of something Tarrantino would film. I've been watching it all day, its amazing
Much of what they cover I already was familiar with, but he knows how to make it seem like he's never mentioned it before. But even the I.B. criticism stuff was covered a little more in depth with Charlie Rose show.
He's right about Thomas Edison - one of the reason's he innovated the camera was to show violence: look a Edison's Electrocution of an Elephant - one of the most horrifically violent things ever put on film.
...I wonder it QT will every make a violence-free movie? He might, if he makes films past 60, realize that the fetish for violence only goes so far. His purest expression as a filmmaker, and the film which had the most character: 'Jackie Brown'. It was also his least violent work. Hhmm.
I dont mean to demean her or her great work but I just wanted to say Francine Stock is just so beautiful. So elegant. Great interview thanks for posting.
Prett amazing that he only directed 5 films at the time of this award. In my opinion, Pulp Fiction sants head and shoulders above his other films, but he has yet to make a bad film. (From Dusk till Dawn was pretty terrible but he only wrote and acted in it)
As usual with QT an interesting chat but sadly nothing much i havn't already heard, although i was pleased to hear that Quentin forgave Oliver, i personally think Olivers "NBK" is one of the best films of the nineties & as a director had every right to do what he did with Quentins script. on the true romance commentary Quentin is heard to say ....."Tony scott did what any good director should do, he made the film he wanted to make"!!! even after Tony changed two huge things in the movie.
They show Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown on BET pretty frequently...so racist? Probably not....Spike was just miffed that Quentin had Jackson spew the word nigger more than Keanu says the word dude in Excellent Adventure...probably just sour grapes over artistic cred....Spike does not have the black cinematic experience cornered, so he just felt(feels?) threatened.
Somebody said whiteface? John Hughs had to have had his finger on the white pulse...also Linklater touched on them in the hippie era and Spielberg portrayed white suberbia perfectly...also Sam Mendes reformulated white culture in his movies too.
@Colt2571 how ridiculous! reservoir dogs is one of his least violets movies, the only violent part it's the ear one, but besides that it's nothing to banned. it's a wonderful amazing smart movie.
@Colt2571 WTF? Reservoir Dogs was a major hit in the UK! It made more money in the UK than it did in the US. And the US is far worse when it come to banning films. Last year they banned "I LOVE YOU PHILLIP MORRIS" (starring jim carrey) because of its gay content.
@paintballing489 WTF are you talking about? why would we ban I LOVE YOU PHILLIP MORRIS for gay content? you're talking about the country that gave the world BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
@bigearedbunny US Films can contain any subject and recieve a widespread release if the distributors here the words "oscar buzz". But the reality is they wern't prepared to gamble on a comedy. Thats why.
The cinema exhibition wasn't banned. The video release was delayed for a couple of years though, because of a change in the political mood following a children-on-child killing, when arguments were being raised about the influence of violent films.
The film was classified 18 without cuts, on schedule for the cinema release in 1992 and it played just fine - little bit of the usual booing and hissing from the conservative press but nothing special.
The problem was when it came to the video submission in 1993. The infamous Jamie Bulger case turned everything on its head, causing an extra sensitivity to violent films at this time, and so it was delayed pending a change in legislation for video works, until 1995.
i agree, why is Death Proof always over looked i loved that movie so much, they even show a clip from it in the opening part, and it would have been so interesting to hear Quentin describe what it was like getting the whole Grindhouse idea into fruition
I have always loved this guy's enthusiasm and it shows in his films. What a wonderful life he has led. Yes, I am a great-grandmother and I love his films. They often echo his exposure to the classics and my generation grew up when going to the movies was the only game in town!
@malows1234 you must be stupid. tarantino does exploitation film, and death proof is a pure exploitation film and, cinematically, one of the greatest exploitation films ever made.
@malows1234 I hope you realize that the point of the movie was to be campy and silly. Why do you think it was released under the title of "Grindhouse."? Grindhouses were theaters in the 70s that played low budget campy horror movies and porn and things like that. The whole point of Planet Terror/Deathproof was to be completely ridiculous and cheezy as a homage to Grindhouse films. And it did a great job at that imo.
Enjoyed the programme - however, no mention of True Romance!? Considering QTs body of work and the decent job Tony Scott made of the movie, it would have been interesting to hear QT's feelings about it.
Great interview. Tarantino is eccentric and very interesting.
By the way, if the BBC were hell-bent on giving the Film 2010 gig to a woman, they should have offered it to Francine Stock. Intelligent, attractive, has cinematic knowledge, good interview and presenting skills.....she would have been great.
In my opinion, he is the single greatest filmmaker of all time. He's so eccentric and interesting. You can really see his personality in his movies
flockofbears98 1 week ago
The thing i hate about his films is that fact that Tarantino wants you to know you are watching the film.
You never get lost in the story. Your just looking at a film set or listening to antiquated film music
sullenboy1o3o 2 weeks ago
@sullenboy1o3o yeah that is what we call breaking the fourth wall and he probably got that from the French New Wave of which he gets a loth of inspiration.
yespr 3 days ago
Thanks for that Bafta fascinating!... and thanks in advance for all the awards i will be winning in the future! :D
paranoidpfanclub 3 weeks ago
me and my friend have been talking about that Tarantino should get Mel Gibson in one of his movies. I mean he is known to take actors that are sort of out of there prime and show them in new light
swedishbutcher 1 month ago
Quentin Tarintino's first film was called "My Best Friend's Birthday". The film print was destoyed in a lab during editing.
How ironic is it that later in his career, he made "Inglorious Basterds", where they burn down the theatre by burning film??
deadwood753100 1 month ago
@deadwood753100 His first film is 1983 "Love Birds in Bondage."
conceptonefilm 1 month ago
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please check out my "believe in 2012 " for details
emapeel1 2 months ago
best director,scriptwriter,producer and brilliant actor. all round legend.
XxSLICKxXD 2 months ago
Deathprof
ThorFan4Life 2 months ago
I love QT but i'm fed up of every crime movie being called 'Tarantino-esque' or critics claiming that they are influenced by Tarantino. 'Hana-Bi'- a fantastic japanese film- was the polar opposite of Tarantino (it is short, the violence is graphic but not stylish, and the lead character says about three lines in the entire 95 minute running) and yet the dumbass critics STILL claim it to be influenced by Tarantino. The man is great, but his reputation and influence really does preceed him.
JOSKE123100 3 months ago 6
Who did that remix of Map of the Problematique they play at the start (original by Muse)?
markoos88 4 months ago
@markoos88 Yeah I'd like to know that too!
alterdings 4 months ago
I hate it when people mention NBK, and not True Romance.
LSJShez 4 months ago
@LSJShez True Romance is fantastic! one of his, if not his best fucking script!
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why is there no mention of From Dusk Till Dawn??
BloodBath808 4 months ago
@BloodBath808 its a bad film thats why
craigdobbin 2 months ago
Tarantino's movies are not about violence, they're about violent people. The main subject isn't the violence itself, but the violent instinct within each character.
icaro2107 4 months ago 26
he's just a normal guy who does what he loves
ilikevines 5 months ago
They forgot Death Proof. Fail.
Neuroneos 5 months ago
@Neuroneos Well ,that's because Deathproof wasn't all that good. The fact that it was QT's contribution to the Grindhouse films is the low point of his career, in my opinion. Planet Terror really set the bar for what Grindhouse meant, but QT just didn't quite get it right.
Brejik74 4 months ago
@Brejik74 I found Death Proof really good, but it's not the point.
Neuroneos 4 months ago
I just don't understand it anymore. Quentin can say shit but not fuck? Why the fuck not?
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I found this novel called The Suicide Game that feels like a Tarantino movie and even has a character that seems to be Tarantino himself. It features a black hitman, a murderous priest, and a gay phone sex operator. I downloaded it for free at smashwords . com and it was awesome.
Zombiegeddon007 5 months ago
''So what research were you doing in amsterdam?''
HAHA that chick is very funny, i bet tarantino roled a joint or two when he was there, even if it was just that one time
95Wilhelm 5 months ago
is the chair small enough?
TodaysB34st 5 months ago
What about "Death Proof"? Anyway, thanks for sharing :)
90zlaya 5 months ago
I'm a screenwriter and I wish I could write like this man. I will give it my all, but I doubt I'll ever have his finesse.
tf2weekly 5 months ago
I'm just watching it right now, and why is there no mention of True Romance before Natural Born Killers?
Mrster 5 months ago
Django Unchained will be amazing if tarantino is directing it
youngfilmmaker100 5 months ago
@youngfilmmaker100 He's the director & writer.
JereHakala 5 months ago
yes i know
youngfilmmaker100 5 months ago
@youngfilmmaker100 he isnt just directing it he fucking wrote it
IIIxRaMbOxIII 5 months ago
Yes i know
youngfilmmaker100 5 months ago
@youngfilmmaker100 Did you know that he wrote it too? ;)
corionzielig 5 months ago
What a GREAT interview. Love QT - one of the most HONEST interviewees you will see. Oh and how that reserved, charming, dignified English rose of an interviewer helped to make it all that more gratifying.
starginsky 5 months ago
I am the public, I am going to do my request. Q. T. I want you to do the remake of the Godfather and a movie about.... Jesus Crist. after Django? After Kill Bill part III? Thanks in advance.
ismaeeeeeeel 5 months ago
@ismaeeeeeeel
hell no i love quintin tarantino but i also love the godfather and the godfather is one of the best movies ever made and it should never be touched.
wguillen96 5 months ago
Quentin Tarantino is fucking annoying.
JacobCain86 6 months ago
@JacobCain86 Then why are you here, Douchebag?
627dk 6 months ago
@627dk LOL, I get called Douchebag on a vid of The biggest Douchebag by a person with the 5 most Douchebag videos i have ever seen. but to answer your question... i was sent here.
JacobCain86 6 months ago
@videoclerks I was being silly by saying he hates Sci-Fi movie fans but I think that he doesn't have a single bit of interest in creating a Sci-Fi homage film anytime soon. After Django he's probably going to make a more direct comedy movie.
knottsknocks 6 months ago
Cannot wait for Django, its gonna be fucking epic
TheDM75 6 months ago
True Romance is a drama/romance.
Natural Born Killers is a thriller/satire.
Reservoir Dogs is a crime film.
Pulp Fiction is a Noir/Black Comedy/Crime film.
Jackie Brown is a crime/biography.
Kill Bill is Kung-Fu/Revenge.
Death Proof is a thriller/horror.
Inglorious Basterds is a war movie.
Django Unchained is a spaghetti western.
Tarantino hates Sci-fi movie fans.
knottsknocks 6 months ago
@knottsknocks i strongly doubt that he hates sci-fi movie fans since his fav film of 90 was the Star Trek reboot.
videoclerks 6 months ago
@knottsknocks the most diverse director ever. oh and the best director ever. he's been my hero since i was 8. i want to do what he does one day. im sitting in a college dorm and im thinking of getting the fuck out of here and becoming what he became. wtf am i doing here!
IWantDaveKast 3 months ago
@IWantDaveKast i feel the same way dude..
filmgeek22 2 months ago
Wow those chairs haha
putthisonmytab 6 months ago
4:40 - Drug on, man!!!
Fuzzy192006 6 months ago
Django is going to be a classic. It almost doesn't really even need to be said.
goldAUsilverAG 6 months ago
@tamerswan :)
hobsignrho 7 months ago
@tamerswan What?! :P Don't you agree? Haha, I just don't like it when some people act like idiots when it comes to talking publicly about anything sexual.
hobsignrho 7 months ago
@tamerswan Yep.
paintballing489 7 months ago
@tamerswan Holy crap my spelling was bad a year ago.
And yeah, he isn't a racist at all.
RukiaRose95 7 months ago
@tamerswan i wish i could give you part for a Quentin Tarantino movie! That would mean i was working close to him lol
TheDM75 7 months ago
What about Death Proof??? His segment in Four Rooms??? From Dusk Till Dawn???True Romance??? Should have been an hour long :(
gwain30 7 months ago
Best ever interview with Tarantino!
JerrysFunhouse 7 months ago 2
What's with with this audience? They seem so uninvolved.
plisskin83 7 months ago
greatest man in cinema
everyoneisgolden 7 months ago 2
Oh, pussy dead, aye?
manna1974 8 months ago
Why is he always dressed like Johnny Cash?
krystlerita 8 months ago 21
@krystlerita Why not, Cash Is the man.
TheJackssuprise 5 months ago
@TheJackssuprise Oh no one's denying that lol
krystlerita 5 months ago
@krystlerita Thats an awsome thing :)
MrGearsOfWar96 5 months ago
@krystlerita the real question is why was Johnny Cash always dressed like Quentin Tarantino?
speckzoisboss 17 hours ago
I have a friend who is in the British Army (I think) and his persona is like Quentin's, but lacks a real knowledge of film which I have.
filmotel 8 months ago
Quentin Tarantino is king shit!
TheTattew18 8 months ago
"fuck hollywood practice, you dont do that to me"
he sounds petulant but goddamn that kind of integrity deserves some real respect.
southsydney 8 months ago 4
Django Unchained, the next QT movie!
trilseka 8 months ago 44
@trilseka It will be good. I wish he would just step out of his comfort zone and do a movie that seems based in reality. Something like "There will be blood' He's starting to become a one trick pony with the revenge movies. I'll still see it. I just want him to branch out cause I know he can do it.
CobainLennon8094 7 months ago
@CobainLennon8094 I've read the script, and it was a page turner. It's a great story. However I have to disagree on yr point about QT's movies not being realistic, on the contrary: Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction & Jackie Brown are his most realistic films. It's true I wouldn't be able to say that for the rest of his work, but yeah Quentin could broader his horizon on film making a bit more, it seems he's still making movies for himself.
trilseka 7 months ago
@trilseka Yeah I'll agree with that. Jackie Brown was a Great film. I tried to find the new script online. I couldn't get more then a few pages. His camp did a good job getting it scrubbed from the internet. He said he's doing Kill Bill 3 after that. Yeah I guess that maybe that's just him. He'll just got down as more Alfred Hitchcock then Martin Scorsese. Nothing wrong with that.
CobainLennon8094 7 months ago
@trilseka im excited!!!!!
KillingBoxOffical 6 months ago
He gesticulates like a motherfucker.
TenWhoWereTaken 8 months ago 2
Wow. I don't know what he was so nervous about. And he obviously is. He is one of the greatest storytellers/directors of all time (as history will eventually acknowledge). I was squirming in my seat watching him squirm in his seat.
Quentin - relax! You are one of the all time greats...go make some more!
myrtlebox 9 months ago
Quentin got fu%$in ROBBED at the 2010 Oscars...I mean grand larceny, grand theft auto, bonny n clyde robbing banks style GROTESQUE larceny! Hurt Locker ain´t a 10th the movie Basterds is.
RideMyBMW 9 months ago
I want Tarantino to do another natural born killers, his version!
johann2779 10 months ago 5
@johann2779 He's making a western! :)
TheDM75 8 months ago 3
@TheDM75 Ok thats cool, no matter what he does though turns out great, im a big fan! my dream is to make a dbz movie kill bill style and have him help me out with it hehehe
johann2779 8 months ago 2
@johann2779 lol yeah he's a genius, i hope i can work with people like him in the future, directing movies :)
TheDM75 8 months ago 3
No Death Proof? :/
christianpovlsen90 10 months ago
5:01 he sounds British
Gamergigabyte 10 months ago
The crowd and the interviewer do not seem very interested in him. Is QT popular in Britain? Admittedly he is somewhat talky and arrogant but I always kind of liked his strange personality.
IronManOfficialguy 11 months ago
@IronManOfficialguy yeah he's popular, but yeah i agree, the interviewer didn't seem interested and slightly stuck up.
TheCSMman 10 months ago
@IronManOfficialguy Yeah, the interviewer is way too serious...
kantil17 9 months ago
QT is just like me.
I couldn't pay attention in school.
I was bored because they weren't discussing things i was interested in.
And i'm addicted to films.
I had hundreds of DVD's, i buy new ones every other day.
The biggest difference is i haven't made a film like Reservoir Dogs or Pulp Fiction (my 2 fave films XD)
TheHulkgaz 11 months ago
@TheHulkgaz Make a movie, man. I'd watch it.
Grantwebb13 11 months ago
@TheHulkgaz Same for me. It's always the ones who fuck up in school, huh? :P
BasementBeginnings 1 month ago
playing the audience like a piano- alfred hitchcock
inrwizards 11 months ago 3
i wish hed talk about getting de niro for jackie brown
inrwizards 11 months ago
29:30
Peter Jackson in the middle of the shot anyone?
punguseki 11 months ago
If he loves violence so much... Why the peace sign?
iryan5000 11 months ago
@iryan5000
He likes aesthetic violence, as do most people. Real life violence is another story altogether.
hedonism13 11 months ago
@iryan5000 Violence in films is different than violence in real life.
A2thedouble 4 months ago
@A2thedouble so smart
ABHLR 4 months ago
@All who are asking for Death Proof, Quentin said publicly (in 2009 Oscar director roundtable I think) that Death Proof is his biggest and only flop in the carrier, that he even considered it as a carrier ender. So if this is tribute to Tarantino, why would they mention his downside? I mean, when we discuss Rocky, noone talks about fifth one :D
Stalky24 11 months ago 3
Why does she pucker and stiffen up when she says "porn films"?! It's the best kind of film!
hobsignrho 1 year ago
Lol Quentin is so fucking massive looking when seated. He looks about twice as big as everyone on American Idol too, both in terms of heigh and width.
SpyWhoLovedHimself 1 year ago
21:10!!! True words!
EvilChickenLord 1 year ago
THIS FUCKING BITCH DOS NOT LIKE TARANTINO MOUVIES YOU CAN SEE THAT IN HER EYES....SHES JUST DOING HER FUCKING JOB.... !
epicvlas 1 year ago
@epicvlas I completely agree. She is not enjoying herself. Its annoying...
timothy666 1 year ago
@epicvlas
...Who cares? What difference could it make?
hedonism13 11 months ago
wow, no mention of Death Proof.
net31rec 1 year ago
Worst interviewer ever. She needs to derp herself down.
delmogday 1 year ago
So Death Proof was never made?
DrainYouPro 1 year ago
ummm........Kill Bill spoiler alert?
petrietri 1 year ago 2
kind of think the host is hot
jx1204 1 year ago 2
That Chair looks rather uncomfortable.
ravishingravi 1 year ago 31
dave fincher and tarantino are my favs. i find all of q's movie to be extraordinarily funny though.
unccarolinabseball 1 year ago 2
@unccarolinabseball Guy Ritchie makes quiet interesting movies.
NikkLJs 1 year ago
@NikkLJs Guy Ritchie and Quentin Tarantino both make quiet films, except Quentin Tarantino is loud.
Iceman300c 1 year ago
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dave fincher and tarantino are my favs. i find all of q's movie to be extraordinarily funny though. ezekiel 25 17
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unccarolinabseball 1 year ago
lol that seat is too small for him.
Tand0oriCh1cken 1 year ago 2
8 people re-wrote quentin's script!
pabylon 1 year ago 3
My absolute favorite director. He's Awesome!
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madonakuse 1 year ago
the audience looks bored, I would loved to be in that interview with Tarantino.
Lomito 1 year ago 2
Lol notice how they skipped Death Proof
reservoirdog666 1 year ago 5
@reservoirdog666 hahahaha
ddbddd 1 year ago
There's this video by Rita Indiana (merengue-techno fusion artist) called, "El Juidero" that REALLY reminds me of something Tarrantino would film. I've been watching it all day, its amazing
theloveinus 1 year ago
Much of what they cover I already was familiar with, but he knows how to make it seem like he's never mentioned it before. But even the I.B. criticism stuff was covered a little more in depth with Charlie Rose show.
thechallenger9000 1 year ago 4
The interviewer looks like such a judgmental bitch.
horrorjunkie92 1 year ago
@horrorjunkie92 Agreed
chimmy62 1 year ago
He's right about Thomas Edison - one of the reason's he innovated the camera was to show violence: look a Edison's Electrocution of an Elephant - one of the most horrifically violent things ever put on film.
...I wonder it QT will every make a violence-free movie? He might, if he makes films past 60, realize that the fetish for violence only goes so far. His purest expression as a filmmaker, and the film which had the most character: 'Jackie Brown'. It was also his least violent work. Hhmm.
FungusMossGnosis 1 year ago
I dont mean to demean her or her great work but I just wanted to say Francine Stock is just so beautiful. So elegant. Great interview thanks for posting.
conansfries 1 year ago
for somebody who owes his succes on othr people's movies,he very toutchy about people rewriting his shit
idaxkalnyhta 1 year ago
fuck...he's so high on cocaine...
idaxkalnyhta 1 year ago 13
@idaxkalnyhta I don't think so. That's just him. He's a twitchy kinda guy.
CobainLennon8094 7 months ago 2
@idaxkalnyhta Nah, he just had to "powder his nose"
Ichiboy900 7 months ago 2
@Ichiboy900 Pulp Fiction!!
motley818 7 months ago
Prett amazing that he only directed 5 films at the time of this award. In my opinion, Pulp Fiction sants head and shoulders above his other films, but he has yet to make a bad film. (From Dusk till Dawn was pretty terrible but he only wrote and acted in it)
getlikemc 1 year ago
Tonya Harding(ice skate Olympian thugster) is dating Mr. T
charbyteU 1 year ago
i love tarantino !!!!!!!!!!!!!
epicvlas 1 year ago 5
@epicvlas luv his energy and passion for film
charbyteU 1 year ago
Quentin Tarantino.. it would be cool if you cast.. Joey Wang ( A Chinese Ghost Story 1-2-3) in one of your upcoming Projects !
PsychopathicKnees 1 year ago 2
great great director!
epicvlas 1 year ago
As usual with QT an interesting chat but sadly nothing much i havn't already heard, although i was pleased to hear that Quentin forgave Oliver, i personally think Olivers "NBK" is one of the best films of the nineties & as a director had every right to do what he did with Quentins script. on the true romance commentary Quentin is heard to say ....."Tony scott did what any good director should do, he made the film he wanted to make"!!! even after Tony changed two huge things in the movie.
mackychloe 1 year ago
@mackychloe "but sadly nothing much i havn't already heard" Nobody cares.
MsMarc1234 1 year ago
@MsMarc1234 Boo-Fuckin-Hoo.
mackychloe 1 year ago
greatest dialogue writer of all time
cowell333 1 year ago
amazing how QT can rewrite the events that end WW 2 and still entertain us all!
scottmanduzy 1 year ago
They show Pulp Fiction and Jackie Brown on BET pretty frequently...so racist? Probably not....Spike was just miffed that Quentin had Jackson spew the word nigger more than Keanu says the word dude in Excellent Adventure...probably just sour grapes over artistic cred....Spike does not have the black cinematic experience cornered, so he just felt(feels?) threatened.
quidseeker 1 year ago
Somebody said whiteface? John Hughs had to have had his finger on the white pulse...also Linklater touched on them in the hippie era and Spielberg portrayed white suberbia perfectly...also Sam Mendes reformulated white culture in his movies too.
quidseeker 1 year ago
She missed one very important question.
"So, what's next?"
JacksInn 1 year ago
how ironic, Reservoir Dogs was banned in the UK for a while
Colt2571 1 year ago
@Colt2571 really?? how odd...why?
Sochilinda 1 year ago
@Sochilinda the UK bans movies they dont like...they thought it was too violent.
Colt2571 1 year ago
@Colt2571 how ridiculous! reservoir dogs is one of his least violets movies, the only violent part it's the ear one, but besides that it's nothing to banned. it's a wonderful amazing smart movie.
Sochilinda 1 year ago 3
@Colt2571 WTF? Reservoir Dogs was a major hit in the UK! It made more money in the UK than it did in the US. And the US is far worse when it come to banning films. Last year they banned "I LOVE YOU PHILLIP MORRIS" (starring jim carrey) because of its gay content.
paintballing489 1 year ago
@paintballing489 WTF are you talking about? why would we ban I LOVE YOU PHILLIP MORRIS for gay content? you're talking about the country that gave the world BROKEBACK MOUNTAIN
bigearedbunny 1 year ago
@bigearedbunny US Films can contain any subject and recieve a widespread release if the distributors here the words "oscar buzz". But the reality is they wern't prepared to gamble on a comedy. Thats why.
paintballing489 1 year ago
@Sochilinda
The cinema exhibition wasn't banned. The video release was delayed for a couple of years though, because of a change in the political mood following a children-on-child killing, when arguments were being raised about the influence of violent films.
TheConciseStatement 1 year ago
@Colt2571
Mmm, yes and no.
The film was classified 18 without cuts, on schedule for the cinema release in 1992 and it played just fine - little bit of the usual booing and hissing from the conservative press but nothing special.
The problem was when it came to the video submission in 1993. The infamous Jamie Bulger case turned everything on its head, causing an extra sensitivity to violent films at this time, and so it was delayed pending a change in legislation for video works, until 1995.
TheConciseStatement 1 year ago
awesome!!! thanks for posting....
Rawinho 1 year ago
i like this interview. who's the cute english chick?
COCOPUFF093 1 year ago
what is the name of the song in the beginning?
bananaberrielover 1 year ago
oooooh that's-a-bingoooo
mommyimadeapoopy 1 year ago 3
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flandersfails 1 year ago 5
@flandersfails I concur!
scottmanduzy 1 year ago
i agree, why is Death Proof always over looked i loved that movie so much, they even show a clip from it in the opening part, and it would have been so interesting to hear Quentin describe what it was like getting the whole Grindhouse idea into fruition
Squibfire 1 year ago
I have always loved this guy's enthusiasm and it shows in his films. What a wonderful life he has led. Yes, I am a great-grandmother and I love his films. They often echo his exposure to the classics and my generation grew up when going to the movies was the only game in town!
oldixe 1 year ago
Where's Death Proof?
JoeyEsqueda 1 year ago 5
What's up with forgetting about death proof? I know it didn't make much money but I still loved it.
MsyticDragon 1 year ago 14
@MsyticDragon fuck death proof in the ass, it is a fucking disgrace that a genius like tarantino made that.
malows1234 9 months ago
@malows1234 you must be stupid. tarantino does exploitation film, and death proof is a pure exploitation film and, cinematically, one of the greatest exploitation films ever made.
stianchrister 8 months ago
@malows1234 I hope you realize that the point of the movie was to be campy and silly. Why do you think it was released under the title of "Grindhouse."? Grindhouses were theaters in the 70s that played low budget campy horror movies and porn and things like that. The whole point of Planet Terror/Deathproof was to be completely ridiculous and cheezy as a homage to Grindhouse films. And it did a great job at that imo.
thelatestttplague 8 months ago
@MsyticDragon He didt actully write that one i thought i thought he just actully helped with it?
Lifeopain 8 months ago
@MsyticDragon It's considered his only flop.
nickmeahan 8 months ago
Geez what a great interview. Quentin is always interesting but this lady was great!
sjkdec18 1 year ago 2
Enjoyed the programme - however, no mention of True Romance!? Considering QTs body of work and the decent job Tony Scott made of the movie, it would have been interesting to hear QT's feelings about it.
abjectboy 1 year ago
Great interview. Tarantino is eccentric and very interesting.
By the way, if the BBC were hell-bent on giving the Film 2010 gig to a woman, they should have offered it to Francine Stock. Intelligent, attractive, has cinematic knowledge, good interview and presenting skills.....she would have been great.
TheMightyHartley 1 year ago 3
Look how the interviewer raises her eyebrows at 5:01, when Q talks about his very first movie.
agentzero1234 1 year ago
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flandersfails 1 year ago
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flandersfails 1 year ago
One of my favourite directors! His film dialogue pwn all.
UsedPanties 1 year ago 87
@UsedPanties OWN all... not "pwn" :-/
44eelz 1 year ago
hmm i think most of you are taking this racsism thing a bit too far.
i don't think QT is a racesist
RukiaRose95 1 year ago 2