Same here. My absolute favorite Indy film. Kicking it off with "Anything Goes" is perfection! (And now that Ke Huy Quan is back to acting, they really need to make a Short Round movie.)
It's always been my favorite Indiana Jones. Although my girlfriend is from India and has given a hundred reasons why the movie is just historically/culturally wrong..... Even she understands why I love the movie so much
I relisten to all of your Tarantino episodes over and over and over again. Brilliant conversations with (in my opinion) the most brilliant and insightful director of the 21st century.
Without a doubt one of the best podcasts with Tarantino I have listened to in the past five years. I absolutely love listening to talk about other films. It’s like spending an evening with a good friend. Thank you so very much
Huge QT fan, but I also love Roger Avery, so I’ve been really thankful for the Video Archives podcast. This is really cool that you had them on Reel Blend to promote. Also, there needs to be Blu-ray releases of Killing Zoe (1993) and The Rules of Attraction (2002) ASAP!
This is such a great episode. Thank you for bringing up Jackie, definitely wanted to hear him talk about my favorite film after all these years. It doesn't get enough love.
That honestly was better than his temple of doom comments for me, and I love that he loves temple of doom! I like Crystal skull, it’s nnnooo where near as bad as people say it is, it’s a good and fun Indy adventure in a 50s b-movie style, still probably the worst of the 4 Indy flicks sure, I don’t think Spielberg was going into to CS trying to out do raiders. In the end, all film is subjective, and I respect Tarantino’s Indiana Jones thoughts and opinions. Can’t wait for Indy 5!!
Agreed. I love Temple of Doom. Raiders of the Lost Ark is a perfect movie and can’t be topped but Temple has balls more than most movies today. I always have a blast watching it.
As a Filipino, I wanna thank you Quentin and Roger for mentioning Canada giving a shot at a Filipino action film when theaters are filled up with blockbuster movies. I’m from the Philippines and I’m a massive reelblend fan and a massive cinephile. I’m 19 right now so growing up, the success of marvel coincided with my childhood and made me think this is what Hollywood is. But I always wondered why the Oscar’s never give superhero films any contention apart from the dark knight and black panther. So that made me curious about what Hollywood really is. I was stuck in lockdown and the film that changed my life was Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood. It made me go through what an actor and a stunt double journey is around that era and a famous actress married to a director looked like. It made me watch films of Quentin, Brad , Leo and Margot. Quentin’s fantastic filmography definitely one of my favorite directors ever And now, Brad Pitt is my favorite actor ever. His work with Fincher, Tarantino and movies like snatch Jesse James moneyball and so much more made me love this guy and his whole filmography. Leo’s films are so so good and I think if it wasn’t for Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker I would’ve had him win best actor in 2020. And Margot being arguably the biggest a list female actor right now. So I just wanted to say that I’m a massive movie fan ever since theaters went back up I watch every movie at least twice. it was great hearing roger do a shoutout for a Filipino movie because, here’s where Philippine cinema is at right now and I’m sure you will be interested to hear this: all cinemas play like cinemas do in the Us without any Filipino films the whole year round until Dec.25- Jan.8 which plays Filipino films exclusively with 0 Hollywood films. So I’m kinda concerned with my country’s cinema status and also there’s no genre filmmaking in my country, the biggest hits are rom coms. It actually caused controversy when we were the last country to have Spider-Man No way home play because it was out around Dec.17 in the US but since the theatrical release of the Filipino films was Dec.25-Jan.8 we had to watch no way home for the first time at Jan.8 which made people boycott the Filipino films and I had to delete all social media platforms to avoid spoilers haha. Anyways thank you reelblend for giving your listeners a chance to learn about filmmaking whether that’s Kevin with his filmmaking techniques and aspect ratio’s or Jake with his takes (pun intended ) andcharacter and story analysis. And Sean’s love for the mcu and Gabe’s amazing work behind the scenes. Right now I sort of have a very small role in a Filipino film that is in a Hollywood production that I could hopefully can share to you guys when I get the chance. Thanks guys and congrats on Tarantino Vol.4. Dunkirk!
This podcast right here was ten times better than his Two bears one cave interview i literally just finished..wow he is so comfortable around you,you must've had a blast!!! Great pod man ty Tarantino is legit the best filmmaker of my time I'm 35 and when i first watched Pulp Fiction on vhs it changed how i view life let alone cinema. 👏👏👏
Agree with Quentin about Temple of Doom. It's my fav Indy movie. It's just so hardcore and out there. So much crazy stuff that wouldn't be put into a mainstream studio blockbuster today like child slaves and a heart being taken out of a person lol
I did not listen to the podcast yet but YES. Temple Of Doom is amazing because it is an adventure without family members involved, without "true love" involved, without "bigger than life religious artefacts" to find, etc. It focuses on Indy at a moment when he turns from someone who is all about "fortune and glory" to someone who is simply a good man wanting to do what's right. It is a package of a non-stop adventure action movie with some comedy, with some horror moments. Temple Of Doom is EVERYTHING and Indiana Jones movie needs to be. Now... I still would say Raiders is the better movie from a cinematographic point of view and I can understand people prefering Crusade because the duo Ford/ Connery is great. But Temple Of Doom is, for me, the definition of what Indiana Jones IS.
Same here. My absolute favorite Indy film. Kicking it off with "Anything Goes" is perfection! (And now that Ke Huy Quan is back to acting, they really need to make a Short Round movie.)
Wow I’m so excited to watch this! Before that I’ll guess his pick is Taxi Driver! As he said it’s the greatest indie film ever made! Amazing amazing job guys in advance!!
i would not be suprised that tarantino contact Avary because he need him for his 10th movie, lets be honest here, without Avary tarantino is average director, but when working together something magical happens , something like pulp fiction for which Avary also win a oscar btw.., and Tarantino hate this , but he needs Avary for final masterpiece....p.s. Avary is criminaly underrated.
Since I produced DEADLOCK, AMERICAN SIEGE, BREACH, GASOLINE ALLEY, WHITE ELEPHANT, and A DAY TO DIE this made my day. We know what these films are…as the physical producers of those films and being that we are building a studio and producing our own content now like a massive remake of HIGH NOON we are so happy a guy like Quentin can see the hard work and effort that our team put into making the best film we can with the bullshit limited resources the EPs give us. You guys are great…I love your show and how y’all talk through cinema as a fan just not a snobby ass critic.
Tarantino LOVES movies. Most people USE movies to brand themselves. Tarantino respects movies, all kinds, but tells you his opinion, good, bad, or indifferent. I don’t always agree with him, but he’s got it right in his attitude about film.
Just heard bout this podcast 1 min ago. ..I'm all in in UK...QT is a genius dad now so his next few movies gona be epic === think he should re make there here !
As someone who loves movies so so much but cant often go to the theater because of location, health, income, etc. I am so grateful that in some instances I dont have to wait long to see the films I so badly wish I could go see finally on streaming or rental, so I hope film primarily is available after the theater within a month or 2. I'm sure people who have an easier time paying for tickets and driving wherever theyd like dont even think about that though therefore they dont mind or even prefer the wait time to come to rental/streaming
5:18 so weird, I randomly picked up that Hindenburg dvd recently. I had never heard of it but apparently Quentin likes it. I must be doing something right!
Red Dawn On August 10, 1984, the action thriller Red Dawn, starring Patrick Swayze, opens in theaters as the first movie to be released with a PG-13 rating.
Great interview guys... good to hear from Roger Avary. Does anybody know where i can read the Once upon a time in Hollywood script (not the book) there are so many QT scripts out there but i can't find that one.
It hasn’t been published due to what happened with the Hateful 8. QT says he won’t publish anymore of his screenplays. However, Josh Goldsmith has written an exposé on the screenplay as he was one of the only people to get a chance to read the actual script, even though he wasn’t apart of the film. According to him, the only thing that is different is that there’s a bunch more scenes after the spawn ranch set piece leading up to Rick making movies in Italy. That’s about it, really
I spent 40 years of my life justifying to people and trying to explain why Temple is the greatest Indiana film of all time. And now, I can just relax and sit back because Quentin Tarantino has cogently explained it for all time. Instead of giving my explanation I can just say just take Tarantino’s word for it. I don’t know why but every time I begin this argument with someone they forgot that the boulder scene is the opening of TOD. Their brain for some reason attributes it to Raiders.
I pulled up Quentin's IMDB page while you guys were doing the interview and just in the time since recording "Hateful Eight" has changed to "From Dusk Till Dawn". So weird and random.
The new Video Archives Podcast with Quentin and Roger (and Roger's daughter Gala) is absolutely fantastic! Only two episodes in and it's already the best podcast about movies out there.
Lucas and THX are genius. Jaws is brilliant and might possibly be the goat of all films. Top Gun Maverick is pure cinema fucking power. Jackie Brown is a masterpiece. QT and RA are legends. And this pod fucking rules.
I bet $100 usd and 5 euros that none of these dudes ever saw "thick as thieves" with michael jai white, a baldwin, andre baugher, and 10 others. Greatest crime comedy.
Quentin should either make a Cliff Booth sequel to Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, set in the 70s, with him getting in various scrapes. Or 40 Lashes Less One, except it's a trilogy! (Just count it as one film) Or a 70s set film noir style cop/buddy movie starring Brad Pitt and Samuel L Jackson as a detective duo exploring the Los Angeles underbelly. Or just make all three!
@@sij809 Yeah I understand his reasons, I do wonder if he couldnt just keep making them until he feels like he's made a below par film, then quit. But I guess he'd hate the idea his last film would be a lesser film. Then again that could happen anyway. His 10th might not be that good (however unlikely that is). I think he said Once Upon A Time In Hollywood was his last big epic film, and his 10th one would be something smaller. That might rule out a few things. I think he did mention that if he made a 70s film it would be a detective crime style film. I'd love to see that. And he said he'd loved being able to use more modern music in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, so maybe it will be something set in more recent times. Who knows, guess were lucky for all the films he has made, such an entertaining back catalogue of films.
The real IMDb game is, when you think of an actor, director, etc. that you want to look up, try to get to them from the IMDb home page without typing, i.e., only clicking. This means you need to find a path to that person from whatever is on the home page. A true test of your movie knowledge !
QT: "Jaws is best movie not best film but best movie of all time" What is difference movie and film? It's not a same thing? :) Someone explane to that?
Think of marvel stuff as your ‘movies’. Think he is essentially saying that film is more high brow and more thought out, whereas movies are purely about entertaining the masses. That’s my best guess anyway. I thought at first he meant Jaws wasn’t shot on film but according to Google it was.
@@HLakin98 I think he meant; "Films" is festival cinema, "movies" is box office cinema. So Spielberg's Jaws is still the best box office movie ever." So if the Matrix Series or Gotfather or Psyhco is a movie, Jaws isn't the best movie ever. I think Tarantino is wrong about this. Movie or film cinema is the cinema and the hardest thing to do in cinema is to make art movies + box office movies such as Matrix Series, Godfater, Citizen Kane, Pulp Fiction, Goodfellas, Casino, Taxi Driver, The Good The Bad The Ugly, Psycho, Titanic, Terminator 2. I mean, it's both critically acclaimed, general audience acclaim, and box office hits plus rewards. That's very difficult to do. This is real art... So; Chaplin, Welles, Hitchcock, Scorsese, Tarantino, Copolla, Spielberg, Cameron, O. Stone, Leone, W. Allen, B. Wilder etc. are real artist real auteur of cinema.
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Quentin Tarantino is hands down the most entertaining interview subject out there. The signature ‘alright’ after ever third sentence. Amazing
This is quite possibly the nerdiest cinephile episode with a legendary director and I am ALL for it
That’s what we do!
Nah the one Quentin did with Edgar Wright for Empire magazine was the nerdiest! A whopping 3 hrs long Podcast of them talking about old movies!
Thanks for telling us you’re for it. Nobody gives a shit.
There is something beautiful how Tarantino really likes these guys, and how much they appreciate it.
Hearing Tarantino say he's pro-Temple of Doom gives me a deep sense of validation after defending it for years.
Same here. My absolute favorite Indy film. Kicking it off with "Anything Goes" is perfection! (And now that Ke Huy Quan is back to acting, they really need to make a Short Round movie.)
Gives me validation in ignoring Tarantino's opinions on film
It's always been my favorite Indiana Jones.
Although my girlfriend is from India and has given a hundred reasons why the movie is just historically/culturally wrong..... Even she understands why I love the movie so much
As far as I'm concerned, Indy 1 and 2 is all there is....
@@sij809 Indy ended at Doom, bruh. After Godfather 2, best prequel ever made, bud.
I relisten to all of your Tarantino episodes over and over and over again. Brilliant conversations with (in my opinion) the most brilliant and insightful director of the 21st century.
Tarantino vs Nolan for favourite ever.
Without a doubt one of the best podcasts with Tarantino I have listened to in the past five years. I absolutely love listening to talk about other films. It’s like spending an evening with a good friend. Thank you so very much
The Rules of Attraction one of the most underrated movies ever.
💯
Excellent Easton Ellis adaptation, have it on DVD.
Congradulations on getting this, guys! All your hard work and genuine love and care has paid off. Keep it up, love you guys!
Thanks for listening!
Huge QT fan, but I also love Roger Avery, so I’ve been really thankful for the Video Archives podcast. This is really cool that you had them on Reel Blend to promote. Also, there needs to be Blu-ray releases of Killing Zoe (1993) and The Rules of Attraction (2002) ASAP!
rules has a blu-ray since like 2009.
@@scouttalent7456 Yeah, I realized that a bit after making the comment. Derp. Killing Zoe definitely needs a Blu-ray or UHD release though.
This is such a great episode. Thank you for bringing up Jackie, definitely wanted to hear him talk about my favorite film after all these years. It doesn't get enough love.
This was really delightful! It felt like hanging out with some old friends. Thank you!
QT and Avary saying they like Crystal Skull better than Last Crusade is an awesome moment lol
That honestly was better than his temple of doom comments for me, and I love that he loves temple of doom! I like Crystal skull, it’s nnnooo where near as bad as people say it is, it’s a good and fun Indy adventure in a 50s b-movie style, still probably the worst of the 4 Indy flicks sure, I don’t think Spielberg was going into to CS trying to out do raiders. In the end, all film is subjective, and I respect Tarantino’s Indiana Jones thoughts and opinions. Can’t wait for Indy 5!!
We are so thrilled about the DEADLOCK shout out 46 mins in. Thank you Roger and Quentin! Made our day! Week...Year!
Tarantino reviews TOP GUN: MAVERICK 30:56 to 34:02
Thanks man
THANK YOU.
Thanks man.
Algorithm brought us here 😂
ty was looking for this!
One of the most fun Quentin/Roger interview yet! Thanks guys.
Agreed. I love Temple of Doom. Raiders of the Lost Ark is a perfect movie and can’t be topped but Temple has balls more than most movies today. I always have a blast watching it.
As a Filipino, I wanna thank you Quentin and Roger for mentioning Canada giving a shot at a Filipino action film when theaters are filled up with blockbuster movies. I’m from the Philippines and I’m a massive reelblend fan and a massive cinephile. I’m 19 right now so growing up, the success of marvel coincided with my childhood and made me think this is what Hollywood is. But I always wondered why the Oscar’s never give superhero films any contention apart from the dark knight and black panther. So that made me curious about what Hollywood really is. I was stuck in lockdown and the film that changed my life was Once Upon A Time… In Hollywood. It made me go through what an actor and a stunt double journey is around that era and a famous actress married to a director looked like. It made me watch films of Quentin, Brad , Leo and Margot. Quentin’s fantastic filmography definitely one of my favorite directors ever And now, Brad Pitt is my favorite actor ever. His work with Fincher, Tarantino and movies like snatch Jesse James moneyball and so much more made me love this guy and his whole filmography. Leo’s films are so so good and I think if it wasn’t for Joaquin Phoenix’s Joker I would’ve had him win best actor in 2020. And Margot being arguably the biggest a list female actor right now. So I just wanted to say that I’m a massive movie fan ever since theaters went back up I watch every movie at least twice. it was great hearing roger do a shoutout for a Filipino movie because, here’s where Philippine cinema is at right now and I’m sure you will be interested to hear this: all cinemas play like cinemas do in the Us without any Filipino films the whole year round until Dec.25- Jan.8 which plays Filipino films exclusively with 0 Hollywood films. So I’m kinda concerned with my country’s cinema status and also there’s no genre filmmaking in my country, the biggest hits are rom coms. It actually caused controversy when we were the last country to have Spider-Man No way home play because it was out around Dec.17 in the US but since the theatrical release of the Filipino films was Dec.25-Jan.8 we had to watch no way home for the first time at Jan.8 which made people boycott the Filipino films and I had to delete all social media platforms to avoid spoilers haha. Anyways thank you reelblend for giving your listeners a chance to learn about filmmaking whether that’s Kevin with his filmmaking techniques and aspect ratio’s or Jake with his takes (pun intended ) andcharacter and story analysis. And Sean’s love for the mcu and Gabe’s amazing work behind the scenes. Right now I sort of have a very small role in a Filipino film that is in a Hollywood production that I could hopefully can share to you guys when I get the chance. Thanks guys and congrats on Tarantino Vol.4. Dunkirk!
I'm going to
Good luck in your nursing career, Pinoy!
17:10 !!! I'm so happy he mentions this!! The French Pimp!! Brilliant
This podcast right here was ten times better than his Two bears one cave interview i literally just finished..wow he is so comfortable around you,you must've had a blast!!! Great pod man ty Tarantino is legit the best filmmaker of my time I'm 35 and when i first watched Pulp Fiction on vhs it changed how i view life let alone cinema. 👏👏👏
So cool that you can create a company based on something you love, I was never able to figure out what I would never be bored of , kdos to you guys
brilliant pod guys!! thanks
Always love a good Tarrantino interview so a huge thank you for this!
Agree with Quentin about Temple of Doom. It's my fav Indy movie. It's just so hardcore and out there. So much crazy stuff that wouldn't be put into a mainstream studio blockbuster today like child slaves and a heart being taken out of a person lol
I did not listen to the podcast yet but YES. Temple Of Doom is amazing because it is an adventure without family members involved, without "true love" involved, without "bigger than life religious artefacts" to find, etc. It focuses on Indy at a moment when he turns from someone who is all about "fortune and glory" to someone who is simply a good man wanting to do what's right. It is a package of a non-stop adventure action movie with some comedy, with some horror moments. Temple Of Doom is EVERYTHING and Indiana Jones movie needs to be. Now... I still would say Raiders is the better movie from a cinematographic point of view and I can understand people prefering Crusade because the duo Ford/ Connery is great. But Temple Of Doom is, for me, the definition of what Indiana Jones IS.
Yes I agree, Temple of Doom is the darkest and the best one. Kate Capshaw is my favourite Indy girl.
I think I like it and Raiders equally, actually.
Same here. My absolute favorite Indy film. Kicking it off with "Anything Goes" is perfection! (And now that Ke Huy Quan is back to acting, they really need to make a Short Round movie.)
Like "Babe: Pig in the City"
Great episode, I also just listened to the Moonraker/Delirium episode. of QTs podcast yesterday!
Very refreshing and relieving to hear QT discuss, share, laugh joke about films he enjoys on podcast.
Wow I’m so excited to watch this! Before that I’ll guess his pick is Taxi Driver! As he said it’s the greatest indie film ever made! Amazing amazing job guys in advance!!
I think Robert Altman made the best indie movies in the 70s, personally, like McCabe and Mrs Miller and 3 Women. Taxi Driver is brilliant however.
No wonder Tarantino like you guys, just a bunch of sycophants and yes-men.
Those films all occupy the same rarefied air
It's cool that tarantino and avary are still friends. I read they had some never resolved beef since the 90s
Yeah I read that too so I was pleasantly surprised.
Perhaps they just became adults 😊
i would not be suprised that tarantino contact Avary because he need him for his 10th movie, lets be honest here, without Avary tarantino is average director, but when working together something magical happens , something like pulp fiction for which Avary also win a oscar btw.., and Tarantino hate this , but he needs Avary for final masterpiece....p.s. Avary is criminaly underrated.
@@coolsoundsandmusic2032 That would be a nice way to end things.
Random loser in the comment section calling a world renowned director ‘average’.
The idea that Jackie Brown is quote "average" is empirically false. Thus someone who imagines/suggests it is one real goofball
Since I produced DEADLOCK, AMERICAN SIEGE, BREACH, GASOLINE ALLEY, WHITE ELEPHANT, and A DAY TO DIE this made my day.
We know what these films are…as the physical producers of those films and being that we are building a studio and producing our own content now like a massive remake of HIGH NOON we are so happy a guy like Quentin can see the hard work and effort that our team put into making the best film we can with the bullshit limited resources the EPs give us. You guys are great…I love your show and how y’all talk through cinema as a fan just not a snobby ass critic.
What did you think of the Redlettermedia review(s)?
@@FrozeBone I loved them…I thought they were fun.
How to get a production job
Great interview guys. Very envious of you.
Milius and Quentin have written the best monologues in the history of cinema imo. They both have a ton of all timers
Agreed about opening of Temple of Doom.
Rumor has it the title of QT’s 10th film is “Rarefied Air”
Alright?
The Movie Critic
@@rockinrobbie1985 That movie’s really going to occupy some rarefied air when it comes out
I don’t get why this video was hard to find I typed Quentin Tarantino podcast interview and couldn’t find anything recent yet I knew he did this
I miss the video stores ,i like it to be in the physical world and not only online i understand that it cut cost still movies cost the same as before
It’s nice to see Quentin and Roger together again. Two cinephiles just talking about films 😊!
I'd love to see QT directing the actual Nebraska Jim flik, with DeCaprio playing Dalton playing Nebraska Jim... In a full on 60's style spaghetti flik
Tarantino LOVES movies. Most people USE movies to brand themselves. Tarantino respects movies, all kinds, but tells you his opinion, good, bad, or indifferent. I don’t always agree with him, but he’s got it right in his attitude about film.
I loved every minute of this can't wait for the 5th
Love when they all get excited and start yelling at each other lmao
Unbelievable. QT is an amazing vault of knowledge and the guy is hella interesting.
His film knowledge is rarefied
@@curiositytax9360 In a rarefied air kind of way
You guys are living our dreams.
Our dreams, as well
I could listen to Tarantino talk movies for hours and hours on end.
So could he.
turns out to become friends with tarantino, flattery goes a long way.
Anyone who was around Short Rounds age and saw this in the theater like me, should find this one the most engaging
Just heard bout this podcast 1 min ago. ..I'm all in in UK...QT is a genius dad now so his next few movies gona be epic === think he should re make there here !
As someone who loves movies so so much but cant often go to the theater because of location, health, income, etc. I am so grateful that in some instances I dont have to wait long to see the films I so badly wish I could go see finally on streaming or rental, so I hope film primarily is available after the theater within a month or 2. I'm sure people who have an easier time paying for tickets and driving wherever theyd like dont even think about that though therefore they dont mind or even prefer the wait time to come to rental/streaming
5:18 so weird, I randomly picked up that Hindenburg dvd recently. I had never heard of it but apparently Quentin likes it. I must be doing something right!
Where is this first podcast with QT they keep mentioning? Can’t find it anywhere
You just can’t beat the big screen and the movie theater popcorn!🍿
30:00 is great
Was it really a BBC interview you meant, or the Channel 4 one with Krishnan Guru-Murthy?
It's so great when everybody talks at the same time in a podcast.
Thanks bro
Tarantino agrees with me on Temple of Doom! (I was in the cinema aged 12 in 1984 -preview screening)! He is RIGHT!!!!!!
Red Dawn
On August 10, 1984, the action thriller Red Dawn, starring Patrick Swayze, opens in theaters as the first movie to be released with a PG-13 rating.
I want Quentin to talk about Dick Tracy (1990) on Video Archives podcast.
To bad it’s Audio only. I’d like to see his 📺 screening room
Great interview guys... good to hear from Roger Avary. Does anybody know where i can read the Once upon a time in Hollywood script (not the book) there are so many QT scripts out there but i can't find that one.
It hasn’t been published due to what happened with the Hateful 8. QT says he won’t publish anymore of his screenplays. However, Josh Goldsmith has written an exposé on the screenplay as he was one of the only people to get a chance to read the actual script, even though he wasn’t apart of the film. According to him, the only thing that is different is that there’s a bunch more scenes after the spawn ranch set piece leading up to Rick making movies in Italy. That’s about it, really
It won't be available probably ever, unfortunately.
Your career embodies the true essence of being a great producer director ,and actor.
So true bro it's dream job 🎉😂
I spent 40 years of my life justifying to people and trying to explain why Temple is the greatest Indiana film of all time. And now, I can just relax and sit back because Quentin Tarantino has cogently explained it for all time. Instead of giving my explanation I can just say just take Tarantino’s word for it. I don’t know why but every time I begin this argument with someone they forgot that the boulder scene is the opening of TOD. Their brain for some reason attributes it to Raiders.
went here looking for the section where he talked about top gun, scrolled to a random part of the video and whaddaya know i immediately found it.
If I get the chance of doing 1 more thing before I die, it would be watching a movie with Quentin Tarantino in his homecinema.
Thx 1138 is a masterpiece and george lucas is a genius
Yes, it's great 👍 I would've liked the original version being released alongside the 'special edition' though.
It certainly is in some rarefied air
I pulled up Quentin's IMDB page while you guys were doing the interview and just in the time since recording "Hateful Eight" has changed to "From Dusk Till Dawn". So weird and random.
I noticed the same! It was super fun to listen to them play, but probably not the most favorable info to base a game on.
The new Video Archives Podcast with Quentin and Roger (and Roger's daughter Gala) is absolutely fantastic! Only two episodes in and it's already the best podcast about movies out there.
Great one, unfortunately Audio only.
Still great guys 👍
When QT mentioned Destiny Turns On The Radio, I shot milk and Special K's out of my nose.
a quentin tarintino podcast would be fucking dope quentin reviewing movies is essestial and doing 4k reviews would be great. strange days needs a 4k.
He has one called video archive podcast focuses on older films I think
@ayy I mean he says he's only doing 1 more movie why not take a break and own the youtube podcast zone. I bought his book that was number 1.
starts at 2:45
To everyone here, if you enjoy this movie talk I really suggest looking into Patrice O’Neal movie talk
Lucas and THX are genius.
Jaws is brilliant and might possibly be the goat of all films.
Top Gun Maverick is pure cinema fucking power.
Jackie Brown is a masterpiece.
QT and RA are legends.
And this pod fucking rules.
All of the above!
Is that Kermit the Frog speaking 14 mins in? ... How cool is that?
I love how you guys were there to promote his podcast but didn’t actually promote his podcast
I bet $100 usd and 5 euros that none of these dudes ever saw "thick as thieves" with michael jai white, a baldwin, andre baugher, and 10 others. Greatest crime comedy.
Quentin four for me were reservoir dogs, pulp fiction from dusk till dawn and the hateful eight
Quentin should either make a Cliff Booth sequel to Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, set in the 70s, with him getting in various scrapes. Or 40 Lashes Less One, except it's a trilogy! (Just count it as one film) Or a 70s set film noir style cop/buddy movie starring Brad Pitt and Samuel L Jackson as a detective duo exploring the Los Angeles underbelly. Or just make all three!
@@sij809 Yeah I understand his reasons, I do wonder if he couldnt just keep making them until he feels like he's made a below par film, then quit. But I guess he'd hate the idea his last film would be a lesser film. Then again that could happen anyway. His 10th might not be that good (however unlikely that is). I think he said Once Upon A Time In Hollywood was his last big epic film, and his 10th one would be something smaller. That might rule out a few things. I think he did mention that if he made a 70s film it would be a detective crime style film. I'd love to see that. And he said he'd loved being able to use more modern music in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, so maybe it will be something set in more recent times. Who knows, guess were lucky for all the films he has made, such an entertaining back catalogue of films.
He said last week he's doing one more movie and maybe a 8 episode tv series
'The Quentin Tarantino Story'
"Finally a film with a role Tony Tarantino was born to play."
Top Gun 2 at 31:27
"ok pick your 4 dammit" 🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣
I can't believe I got all four Uma Thurman posters on the imdb game. hahaha! I said Batman and Robin trying to be bold. 🤦♂
4th appearance!!!! 4th!!!!
And here's to many more
Do these have videos with the audio?
I can remember Temple of Doom being slagged off to the point of even Spielberg calling it 'Sequel-itis'
Both "Indiana Jones and the Temple of Doom" and "Gremlins" are the two films that led to the creation of the PG-13 rating.
little kids are actually afraid of Gremlins!
29:24 Quentin Tarantino last movie “The Movie Critic”
Not anymore 😭
@@GOLDFISH817 yeah i just learnt about it. a tragedy
Where do they review DARK STAR?
The sycophantery from the reel blend crew is remarkable..
Is this podcast on youtube
A mystery science theater approach to a broader line of topics......but somehow always goes back to the pocket of film.
Roger is from my hometown.
I have a deep comment, a question, That should reach Tarantino, and I think this would be the forum to do so…
“How would I DM you?”
You need to film this interview, one camera would do. Please.
The real IMDb game is, when you think of an actor, director, etc. that you want to look up, try to get to them from the IMDb home page without typing, i.e., only clicking. This means you need to find a path to that person from whatever is on the home page. A true test of your movie knowledge !
Love that idea
@@atypicalenglishbloke3487 Prego !
does Tarantino have a podcast? where is it
Video archive podcast
QT: "Jaws is best movie not best film but best movie of all time" What is difference movie and film? It's not a same thing? :) Someone explane to that?
Think of marvel stuff as your ‘movies’. Think he is essentially saying that film is more high brow and more thought out, whereas movies are purely about entertaining the masses. That’s my best guess anyway. I thought at first he meant Jaws wasn’t shot on film but according to Google it was.
@@HLakin98 I think he meant; "Films" is festival cinema, "movies" is box office cinema. So Spielberg's Jaws is still the best box office movie ever." So if the Matrix Series or Gotfather or Psyhco is a movie, Jaws isn't the best movie ever. I think Tarantino is wrong about this. Movie or film cinema is the cinema and the hardest thing to do in cinema is to make art movies + box office movies such as Matrix Series, Godfater, Citizen Kane, Pulp Fiction, Goodfellas, Casino, Taxi Driver, The Good The Bad The Ugly, Psycho, Titanic, Terminator 2.
I mean, it's both critically acclaimed, general audience acclaim, and box office hits plus rewards. That's very difficult to do. This is real art...
So; Chaplin, Welles, Hitchcock, Scorsese, Tarantino, Copolla, Spielberg, Cameron, O. Stone, Leone, W. Allen, B. Wilder etc. are real artist real auteur of cinema.
The Last Crusade is the best one.
no link to their pod?
In the description
Jaws is the best movie of all time.
Holy shit this is awesome!
Does he talk about Top Gun?
Yes
Indy 4 better than 3!!!???? Say WHAT?