Hahaha so true. He like those dudes that have been through so much that nothing phases them and they don't bs around other ppl. They just hand it to em straight.
David O. Russell started making films even before Quentin Tarantino. I don't know what's your definition of a "legend" and I'm not saying he's better than Tarantino or anything like that, but he surely needs to be respected as an independent filmmaker who went mainstream and succeeded a lot on that. Now, Tom Hooper is the one I wouldn't necessarily consider a legend on par with all of those but he's a fine director nevertheless. Also, love you Andrew. You are truly a legend.
I loved seeing Quentin and Alejandro interacting I felt they got along the best- they have similar enthusiastic and nerdy energy. They were the most exciting to listen to
@@somentertainment it's a roundtable... he could get a private interview if that was the case, but it seems he knew where he was so there could be a misinterpretation on your part
That's Ridley Scott and Quentin Tarantino sitting right next to each other! In the same frame! Two of my absolute favorite film directors! Holly hell am I geeking out right now!
I love how they are all so serious and relevant and speak slowly w discretion and then there is Tarantino who is just so loud,excited and happy about everyone and everything whats happening aroud him like lil boy in candy store like i love and extremly respect all of them but its so refreshing seeing someone who si able to keep this attitude after all those years of hard and successful work
I just wrote the same thing. Different words but Tarantino fanboying like he's not THE TARANTINO... Like. What? He's cool and normal in the film-fan sense, but EXTRAORDINARY AS A HUMAN BEING.
I love how his passion translates in every aspect of the movies too from the actual picture to the weaving interlocking of the story to the set design and costumes its so entertaining and inspiring and ultimately honest and authentic
“Comedian now actress” Me: C’mon Ridley that’s a very vague and ambiguous description nobody’s gonna know-- Quentin: Sarah Silverman movie? Me: Ok this man is one badass cinephile
Isn't he just so brilliant? It's sad that the generation of 'enthusiastic video store person' is gone now. I'll never go to a video store again and be given dozens of recommendations by somebody like him. I love our convenience these days, but there is a deep nostalgia in me for video stores and the staff they attracted.
@@samsong24 word. Quentin is really special, it's kinda disappointing how a lot of people dislike him or write him off. Of course he's annoying and geeky, but damn does he make art.
ya and seeing Ridley make fun of him and his TERRIBLE PREDICTABLE PRETENTIOUS FILMS being high brow is hilarious... and the jab about "I make movies for myself" when Hooper with his privileged tongue says he makes movies for the audiences... hahaha such a useless director
what? The man is a legend, he achieved more than what any of those chumps up there could. He brings a different perspective to the plate every single time and he was nominated for 3 Oscars, 2 of which he won in a row. If you don't think Birdman and Babel was the work of a genius, it's you who doesn't know a thing about movies.
@@DAGATHire Nope, it's not you. He might be. But he at least is entitled to it. With the movies he has made and he is very selfconfident too. Or maybe it might be the amount of wine and vodka.
@@Leprutz ye, i see what you are saying, but that's a separate thing don't you think? i mean in his job, sure he's done some great things, yet so have other guys at that table. but Scott is the only wanker at the table. not sure making a good movie/movies is an excuse for being a prick. again... just my opinion.
15:23 the moment Tarantino had been waiting for to just totally geek out over Ridley Scott, wouldn't blame him, Scott's a legend 15:58 " and I heard you were doing a blade runner sequel ", literally me
9:15 Quentin's dead serious and the others just laugh b/c they're unaware of how mind-blowing & creative Jackie Chan's action scenes were in his prime.
and they are still very mind blowing, Jackie's action scenes were literally out of this planet at that time, very original and extreme. it's sad that some people still don't give Jackie a proper value for his contribution in the action genre. his movies influenced a lot of western directors and stuntmans
Asian cinema has perfected choreography in movies. The movements are so perfect and I think some of the best films are Asian action films. The Raid 2 is one of the best movies ever, because the choreography is perfect. Its a shame how Hollywood hasn't taken in the genius of Asian film, especially action movies, and their creators
Quentin is that ridiculously knowledgable cinephile at the local Blockbuster (remember them?) who gives every customer checking a movie out a brief synopsis of the film's plot, a career summary of each leading cast member, and whether his own critical opinion differs from what mainstream critics are saying about it. Gotta love the man; he lives and breathes cinema!!!
You're absolutely right! For five years Quentin worked at Video Archives, a video store in Manhattan Beach, California. He was well known in the local community for his film knowledge and video recommendations; Tarantino stated, "When people ask me if I went to film school, I tell them, 'No, I went to films."
It is unlikely that Hooper had complete control of the film. It more than likely was a studio run project involving committees of executives. That is what a modern studio film is.
@@bighands69I guess but I can’t imagine Cats movie being so heavily supervised as a Marvel superhero movie. Tom Hooper still decided to CGI everything as well as leave certain acting choices by the actors such as Rebel Wilson and James Cordon. Their acting is cringey. Plus the near ending of Cats is painful to get through without a friend or alcohol. Why does the camera keep lingering on Judy Dench’s face
I've never seen much of Dannie Boyle in interviews before but even his extremely brief time in this roundtable has made me a fan. The guy just looks so happy to be a filmmaker, and seems to have a lot of passion for the art. They all do to be fair. Great roundtable.
No, you guys don’t understand - Tarantino critiqued Prometheus publicly, calling certain story parts silly. Ridley knows that, it is the Elephant in the Room...
@Grig Costin : With that racist mindset you will never succeed in the Hollywood film industry. And don't delude yourself that you can conceal your racism. It will out itself and you will find yourself weeded out. You can take that to the bank.
Birdman-Masterpiece The revenant - masterpiece Babel - nearly a masterpiece I hope he keeps up because his versatility reminds me of Tarantino and Nolan’s
@@hood6089Babel was nearly a Masterpiece because he was copying his own idea from the REAL previous Masterpiece 'Amores Perros'. Babel's not bad at all but I always found a bit weird to make a Hollywood version of Amores Perros.
I love how Danny Boyle actually pays attention and listens to the other guys' stories, always laughing and joyful, almost not talking, while some of them come off as a bit self-centred. That's probably part of the reason why he's such a great versatile filmmaker.
+Senior Adrian Sure, I just mean he looks pretty happy and enjoying the talk, while some of them just seemed like they were always just thinking about the next thing to say about themselves. Ridley: Praised by all as the master on the table, takes that elegantly. Quentin: He's a character, a nerd, he can say whatever and he gets forgiveness. Alejandro: Most passionate of all, a joy to watch. Danny: So nice and gentle, always very attentive to everyone's stories, but giving some nice contributions when asked. Seemed like the nicest one to hang out with. Tom: My least favourite, didn't talk much anyway. David: Really passionate about it all, he seems like a real hard worker and gets the results of that.
+hfanti not to mention he directed the Olympics opening ceremony. He's really versatile and can work with anything, that's why he's my favourite director.
+Muzzafar Tajuden Man, he's got space, zombies, kids, drugs, almost bollywood, james franco talking to himself, and always knocking it out of the park! And he can pick a soundtrack, that's for sure. ;)
You can see.... through their brilliance how much is on their minds... They have to hold back so much or would love to contribute so on each question... Next one add 5 hours plus time limit and put in a steak dinner and some good wine.
They all suck now though. All their recent films are crap. All their first films (and a couple after ) were great. They've been on a decline for a long time..
@@donjuantrumpetajohnson Says the arrogant poorly loved fool who tries to project especific needs and desires to any and every production he so pathetically tryies to watch.
I wholeheartedly agree. Mainly because I just love the expression of imagery and in depth thought, while actors definitely have personality but leave it very purposefully at surface level. Especially getting all of these visionary's together that literally reshaped film, it's absolutely incredible!
Anahí García Thats because a lot of directors write and create the memorable characters we love dearly. The actors are just puppets that play those characters.
Maybe Quentin's not the best, but he's my favourite, during the whole interview you can watch a childish spirit that low key explains all those fantastic, dark and creative plots that go through all his movies. He's my GOAT.
He's the most influential Director of last 30yrs bro.. I am not talking about just the west.. east west north south.. he as inspired hundreds of film enthusiast around the world.. He is the BEST..
I would have loved to just let them talk their Mind instead of forcing the Script, just let them speak, great Thoughts come from Impulse not planning or super clever rhetorical Questions.
+Moondye7 It's not like it was entirely forced many of them went off on their own tangents, the host simply did his job of pushing the conversation forward.
@@localadda3122 nah 38:45 somewhere around there Papi Bean caught the cues and tossed the conversation pass for the dude in white. He doesnt seem that bad...
Danny Boyle, to me, will forever be one of the greatest Directors ever, because i honestly find it magical how much he can pull-out with a low budget!... Trainspotting and 28 Days Later are just masterpieces and some of the best movie experiences i've ever had!... and even Sunshine wasn't that bad at all tbh (very, very underrated sci-fi movie imo).
@@WildberryPango i can speak about italy, where i live. Without adjusting for inflation ticket prices doubled in the last 15 years. Wages for sure haven't doubled.
His notion about cinema being the working man's art form rings so true, and I've realized that's why he's my favorite director. He doesn't make movies for film snobs, critics or the intellectual elite. He makes movies for the PEOPLE. For your average Joe working a 9 to 5 job, for the high school dropouts who sell dope to get by, for underpaid nurses and high-paid lawyers alike. Basically for anyone and everyone. You don't need a fancy degree to appreciate his work. In fact your probably better off without it judging by the disparity between the critics score and audience score for his movies. His whole legacy is basically a big middle finger to cultural elitism.
Yesssss! Haha i loved that too. Its something you can't help when you're speaking so passionately about something in another language, I totally get him. 💖
@@musicisfree91 Don't you get humor? Or are you trying to display that you know better than me or others here? Sure, Leo'd been in Tarantino's film before and even if Leo hadn't been, Tarantino most probably had so many other factors to ask Leo to be in his next film, than to come to the decision as I mentioned here, which is for humor. Lighten up a bit, musicfree91, and be a bit more free like your Id suggest.
He looks the lost son of Cameron, not Wes Anderson. Also Hooper looks sometimes unexpressive, distant like saying:"What am I doing here meeting with these guys?
@@endrishtylla7894 I kept telling myself that but he does this in every interview, he's abrupt, disrespectful and condescending at the best of times. I'm just saying considering the caliber of artists he's interviewing there are a million presenters who would ask better questions and run a much smoother easier to watch conversation. don't just take my word for it though, watch his other interviews and form your own opinion.
Quentin’s story about Zoe Bell at the end is so sweet. Shows a side of him we rarely get to see. The dreams he’s made come true and talent he’s unleashed through the people who’s hired.
He, with his thick accent, is much more succesful than you'll ever be. 90% of Mexicans sound like that when speaking English. Stop being such a cangrejo.
I Have heard so many times that he is one of the nicest people ever. Even during a shooting. He is so in harmony with himself. At least that's what I percieve from him. Plus he is my favorite director.
I've been lucky enough to work on sets with Danny Boyle and Ridley Scott and they're both awesome. Danny actually took my advice for a scene coming up in Pistol. Proud moment.
Actually that would be so much more interesting, to hear the directors ask each other questions, let them even do a little bit of coke beforehand too, and no goddamn time limit, THAT I could watch for days.
Funny thing is that Tarantino almost comes off like the most knowledgeable and passionate of the bunch. His observations are very interesting. He is the least sophisticated or proper, for lack of a better word, of them all, but it is obvious the dude is a genius when it comes to filmmaking.
PiCheZvara lol tarantino is the second least talented of all the bunch. The man is all style no substance and literally steals in every one of his movies. Scott followed by innaritu are the most talented
all style no substance? you obviously have never seen a tarantino film if you make comments like that....django unchained didn't have substance? kill bill didnt have substance? and by the way quentin REVOLUTIONIZED style through his films...nobody makes movies that look like quentin's cinematically.
itsthehouse! Please tell me the substance of kill bill and django. They are b movies with simple revenge plots. Characters are two dimensional and as for style like i said tarentino literally rips off shots from older films. Revisor dogs is a rip off of city on fire, kill bill is a rip off of lady snowblood etc. also the man cant write a straight narrative to save his life. He cuts up his movies into chapters because he simply cant find a way to pace a movie properly. The only movie of his (and his best) that does that is jackie brown and thats because its based on someone elses material. Tarantino is the definition of all style no substance
+jasmine agina he has had years of hosting these things, he is probably starting to think he is actually one of the directors. Get a new host Hollywood Reporter
Editing of this is the problem. You can see the seams where the editor is trying to condense and save time and so cuts answers off to move to the hosts next question.
I would love to read books by Tarantino on the history of the industry, the processes of filmmaking, etc. He's so knowledgeable, it'd be great to be able to learn from him outside of what can be picked up in interviews and from his films
I know this has been edited but the interviewer really killed the rhythm on a couple of questions. The “did you ever want to give up” just murdered was turning out to be a really great insight into some of the practical challenges of making these films.
Bruh, the revenant with that amazing cinematography that it won an oscar for, on the big screen with dolby atmos was breathtaking. Not something I would’ve enjoyed as much at home. I love the movies
I just love the fact that Quentin picked a Jackie Chan film for the alien races to watch! Just the fact that the others laughed at that option makes Quentin the best director on that table.
Mugsey B So true ... Tarantino truly lives & breathes movies! A natural if ever there was one! Hope he goes back on his decision & does get behind the camera again!
the revenant for me was a masterpiece...its the first film because of the locations where it was shot physically made me feel cold..a fantastic story aswell.
If I had the privilege to talk to all these great directors, I would never cut them off and move on to other questions. These guys were speaking so freely and passionately and the annoying host cut them off way too much.
Love seeing a Mexican director sitting with Cinema Greats and consider a great himself. It’s a huge inspiration for an aspiring filmmaker like myself seeing someone like me
"I don't think we're giving people enough reason to leave their houses and go to the theatres." POINT BLANK NEXT QUESTION COULDN'T GIVE A BETTER ANSWER WITH MORE TRUTH.
Please stop using Stephen Galloway. I realize he is an executive editor but how many people have to complain about him on every Roundtable for you guys to listen?!
@MorbidManMusic Well? Are you gonna say what the other issue is? Cause you're making it sound like the audience is the real problem or the format is but you're not being very specific.
I get that he was trying to keep the conversation on point, but all his questions were so boring. These directors seize every opportunity to shift the conversation to something interesting, and Galloway keeps returning them to the same old boring questions. It's frustrating to watch, really...
Get that girl from the comedy round table , she made it feel like a conversation between a couple people around a table , this guy makes it toooo much like a interview . It's annoying
I often come back to this interview just to experience the passion and love for film that David O. Russell and Alejandro both have. You can really feel why they feel through the screen.
His first movie ever Amores perros lost the Oscar to crouching tiger hidden dragon and Babel should of been his second Oscar in my opinion but it didn't got it both of those movies deserved the Oscar , but the oscars in the end don't mean anything the real winners are the studios that pay the critics and judges to choose the film for best picture best performance etc.... Not all the time but sometimes in a way it's the way it works look it up if you don't believe me. And just because a director has won academy's oscars or any prize doesn't back up they're good in. And my comment was meant to hint the obvious that he is not underrated which means he is a Big director now that has made a legacy of films and will continue and leaves a mark in each of films unlike when he started in Mexico because he was an activist and radio host for a long time but the studios in Mexico didn't want to support his career so he moved to Europe and from there he made his movies here hints the fact he is not underrated
Isaac Splinker damn now that's a bigger answer than I wanted to read but ok, Babel was basically Amores Perros with a bigger budget, not complaining I loved both but I honestly think The Departed to be a superior film. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is a remarkable film that accomplished way more cinematically and culturally than Amores Perros, again I loved Amores Perros and consider Iñarritú to be an inspiration, me being in film and also being a mexican. But I couldn't disagree more with calling him "underrated" the man made movies that won Academy Awards back to back, and pretty much everyone in Hollywood agrees that if Alejandro is working on a new movie they'd die to be in it. Don't really care about award ceremonies but Academy Awards translate to viewers, then money and then studio appreciation and at the moment I believe Iñarritú to be one of the most valuable directors alive.
+Isaac Splinker Amores Perros is a great story, but to be honest I kinda like y tu mama también better. It's more subtle, but both represent different faces of Mexico and that's cool.
So happy to see Wallace and Gromit mentioned in front of tarantino. We'd all love to see a collaboration between Tarantino and Nick Park. Morph unchained, or Reservoir Gromit.
Nothing great about the dude, he is just the most bankable actor of his generation. Robert De Niro has worked with the best directors of all time and he was the least bankable actor of his time. That's what i call GREATNESS.
Of course Tarantino knew what movie Scott was talking about after three words. He's such a nerd! I love him.
I was impressed of that, too
+ThaAmjab i can't understand the name of the film!
+ThaAmjab I love Scott's reaction to Tarantino figuring out what the movie was he watched
+ThaAmjab timestamp?
+Ze Gogo 3:30
Ridley Scott seems like the kind of adult you'd be really scared of as a child
This is such a brilliant description.
Hahaha so true. He like those dudes that have been through so much that nothing phases them and they don't bs around other ppl. They just hand it to em straight.
They say he’s the inspiration for the movie alien
And his favorite movie is Muriryuls Wedding. That movies great!
an old man next door
anyone: "My mother recently passed away due to -" Interviewer: "SO DOES ANYONE LIKE ICE CREAM"
@A Hopeful Ephraimite I LOVE LAMP
Me and the boys reacting to your comment: 0:18
Lmao
very sorry about Cindy. I pray every day that I have my mom here with me as long as possible physically here with me well into her 90s.
brilliantly said
hes just like, WHY ISNT ANYONE LISTENING TO ME?? YOU ALL NEED TO BE AS MISERABLE AS ME!
I like how Tarantino is super fanboying over Ridley Scott and Scott is just like, "Anyway, what I was saying..."
Like Bulldog "spike" and his nephew in the old Warner Brothers cartoons...
He is the outsider who got in
I wonder what Quentin thought about Prometheus
lmao
@@saladbowl85 Not much... but he surely worships Alien...
I love listening to Alejandro G. Inarritu talk. You can tell he just loves what he does and I like his personality.
If he doesn't win Best Director at the Academy Awards this year i'll eat my own nipples.
+fang Paddy You should because George Miller clearly deserves it
I hope Miller gets it
+fang Paddy start eating now because the revenant was great but not one of the best,birdman was way better
+Joe Kresl I can see through his eyes that film is everything to him.
I'm really impressed they got all these legends in one room. This series is legendary.
It really is man. I love you, and I just wanted you to know that.
Chatting with a director. WHOOPS!
That’s right daddy, you know it.
@@fatboyRAY24 love you too bud
David O. Russell started making films even before Quentin Tarantino. I don't know what's your definition of a "legend" and I'm not saying he's better than Tarantino or anything like that, but he surely needs to be respected as an independent filmmaker who went mainstream and succeeded a lot on that. Now, Tom Hooper is the one I wouldn't necessarily consider a legend on par with all of those but he's a fine director nevertheless.
Also, love you Andrew. You are truly a legend.
I loved seeing Quentin and Alejandro interacting I felt they got along the best- they have similar enthusiastic and nerdy energy. They were the most exciting to listen to
Agree
I got the idea that Quentin wasnt too please with Iñarritus constant interruptions.
@@somentertainment it's a roundtable... he could get a private interview if that was the case, but it seems he knew where he was so there could be a misinterpretation on your part
@@somentertainment "I'm shutting you down"
Alejandro English is rly terrible
Quentin is a walking, living "movie google". Love it when Ridley forgot the name and within few seconds of describing Quentin shoots out the title.
He is a human wikipedia lol
Scott didnt even have to try & describe it all that much lol crazy
Yeah, I thought the same, I'd love to talk movies with him.
Loved that
He did that on Kimmel I think it was. Kimmel read the back of obscure DVD or VHS case and Tarantino was guessing them almost with ease
That's Ridley Scott and Quentin Tarantino sitting right next to each other! In the same frame! Two of my absolute favorite film directors! Holly hell am I geeking out right now!
@ 15:21-15:52 sheds tear.
If you've seen this whole thing you know that's not true
@Hon Ey Source?
What are you talking about? Ridley and Tarantino are friendly, and Ridley's brother Tony Scott was even closer to QT (and directed True Romance).
***** I think you need to get out more and relearn social cues.
Tarantino always the energetic one in the room
For a long time I thought he was always on conaine. But now I've come to realize that's just how he is.
Amir Hazim I'm dead
He's not on cocaine. He IS cocaine.
LOL.I can't...
i found riddley scott to be the most active actually
I love how they are all so serious and relevant and speak slowly w discretion and then there is Tarantino who is just so loud,excited and happy about everyone and everything whats happening aroud him like lil boy in candy store like i love and extremly respect all of them but its so refreshing seeing someone who si able to keep this attitude after all those years of hard and successful work
I just wrote the same thing. Different words but Tarantino fanboying like he's not THE TARANTINO... Like. What? He's cool and normal in the film-fan sense, but EXTRAORDINARY AS A HUMAN BEING.
A Roundtable with Martin Scorsese, Paul Thomas Anderson, David Fincher, Darren Aronofsky, Quentin Tarantino, and the Coen Brothers would be legendary.
YESSSS
I can't imagine how a conversation between Scorsese, Fincher and Tarantino would look like, add Nolan to your list and that's perfection.
@@pedrogarc1a absolutely
@@pedrogarc1a Denis Villeneueve too please and the old dogs Spielberg,Lucas,Coppola, Cameron on the other table lol
I could die right after that
I fucking love Tarantino's passion for film.
Never thought I'd see you here...
González Iñárritu’s passion for everything too
I love how his passion translates in every aspect of the movies too from the actual picture to the weaving interlocking of the story to the set design and costumes its so entertaining and inspiring and ultimately honest and authentic
ur right
Watching Tom Hooper sitting in this table after he made Cats is really weird
Oktrian Basic hearing Ridley Scott call him “high brow” is crazy now
@@jswitch4949 high brow? What's that mean?
Oktrian Basic basically something intellectual
Cats was a mistake but he's good.
If you’d been paying attention to his career it would’ve been weird then, too😂
“Comedian now actress”
Me: C’mon Ridley that’s a very vague and ambiguous description nobody’s gonna know--
Quentin: Sarah Silverman movie?
Me: Ok this man is one badass cinephile
That's what I thought too
When Ridley said he couldn't remember the movie's name I immediately though the Quentin would guess it
quentin is the boss of movies
Isn't he just so brilliant? It's sad that the generation of 'enthusiastic video store person' is gone now. I'll never go to a video store again and be given dozens of recommendations by somebody like him. I love our convenience these days, but there is a deep nostalgia in me for video stores and the staff they attracted.
@@samsong24 word. Quentin is really special, it's kinda disappointing how a lot of people dislike him or write him off. Of course he's annoying and geeky, but damn does he make art.
Watching Tom Hooper talk about having not reached the point in his career where he's made any decisions he regrets is absudly funny post-Cats
When your nightmare is waiting for you down the road... he knew, he knew.
ya and seeing Ridley make fun of him and his TERRIBLE PREDICTABLE PRETENTIOUS FILMS being high brow is hilarious... and the jab about "I make movies for myself" when Hooper with his privileged tongue says he makes movies for the audiences... hahaha such a useless director
IÑARRITU looks like a nice man to go to a bar and talk about anything
what? The man is a legend, he achieved more than what any of those chumps up there could. He brings a different perspective to the plate every single time and he was nominated for 3 Oscars, 2 of which he won in a row. If you don't think Birdman and Babel was the work of a genius, it's you who doesn't know a thing about movies.
+Dror Levi GR8 B8 M8. Have you even watched The revenant, Birdman or Babel?
Champloo Films Iñarrito is great but he achieved more than ridley scott, tarantino and danny boyel combined because he has two oscars?
Two oscars In a row.
matlok55 Tom hanks
The amount of respect that oozes from the other directors towards Ridley Scott is incredible.
Frankly he comes across to me as being a bit of an arrogant prick. thats just me tho.
@@DAGATHire Thank you, that was the word I was looking for.
@@DAGATHire Nope, it's not you. He might be. But he at least is entitled to it. With the movies he has made and he is very selfconfident too. Or maybe it might be the amount of wine and vodka.
@@Leprutz ye, i see what you are saying, but that's a separate thing don't you think? i mean in his job, sure he's done some great things, yet so have other guys at that table. but Scott is the only wanker at the table. not sure making a good movie/movies is an excuse for being a prick. again... just my opinion.
He's not deliberately being a prick I just find him a bit dull
Ridley Scott always looks like he got a totally wrong Starbucks order
3:45 WHAT was that movie?
@@dhin.3745 I smile Bakl (2015) Sarah Silverman film, it literally says it on the screen at 3:50
He is just an Englishman... That's all.
Absolute.
HAHAHAHAHA what a roast
15:23 the moment Tarantino had been waiting for to just totally geek out over Ridley Scott, wouldn't blame him, Scott's a legend
15:58 " and I heard you were doing a blade runner sequel ", literally me
Ridley literally “eats” his own smile everytime its bout to show😭
Lol I comeback every few years to hear the excitement again. Very motivating
Ridley Scott looks like Bryan Cranston after an 8 year presidency term
shortznotskitz LMAO
I thought of this exact thing watching this lol
oh got i laughed so hard ahaha
shortznotskitz lmao
shortznotskitz he looks like the guy that got beat by Jon snow to be lord commander
9:15 Quentin's dead serious and the others just laugh b/c they're unaware of how mind-blowing & creative Jackie Chan's action scenes were in his prime.
mannnn u r right he is out of this world even still now
Yeah, Jackie is a legend.
and they are still very mind blowing, Jackie's action scenes were literally out of this planet at that time, very original and extreme. it's sad that some people still don't give Jackie a proper value for his contribution in the action genre. his movies influenced a lot of western directors and stuntmans
It went right over their heads. A real shame they didn't get that.
Asian cinema has perfected choreography in movies. The movements are so perfect and I think some of the best films are Asian action films. The Raid 2 is one of the best movies ever, because the choreography is perfect. Its a shame how Hollywood hasn't taken in the genius of Asian film, especially action movies, and their creators
Watching Alejandro freak out about how was he gonna capture horses on film. Is pure passion about wanting to figure a way to do that
Quentin is that ridiculously knowledgable cinephile at the local Blockbuster (remember them?) who gives every customer checking a movie out a brief synopsis of the film's plot, a career summary of each leading cast member, and whether his own critical opinion differs from what mainstream critics are saying about it. Gotta love the man; he lives and breathes cinema!!!
Well, he did work at a movie theater growing up and had his own personal recommendations for folks constantly.
He basically was that kid until he started making his own movies
You're absolutely right! For five years Quentin worked at Video Archives, a video store in Manhattan Beach, California. He was well known in the local community for his film knowledge and video recommendations; Tarantino stated, "When people ask me if I went to film school, I tell them, 'No, I went to films."
Alejandro G. Inarritu is one of the most phenomenal directors of all time.
The most overrated.
Michel A nah he's more underrated
Danny Boyle, Scott up to Gladiator, and Tarantino are much better.
Take a shot ever time David O. Russel says "Magic" and you actually experience how drunk Tom Hooper was when directing Cats
It is unlikely that Hooper had complete control of the film. It more than likely was a studio run project involving committees of executives.
That is what a modern studio film is.
LMAO
@@bighands69I guess but I can’t imagine Cats movie being so heavily supervised as a Marvel superhero movie. Tom Hooper still decided to CGI everything as well as leave certain acting choices by the actors such as Rebel Wilson and James Cordon. Their acting is cringey. Plus the near ending of Cats is painful to get through without a friend or alcohol. Why does the camera keep lingering on Judy Dench’s face
I'm just now finding this Roundtables series and I feel like I've been under a rock. This is a gold mine
I've never seen much of Dannie Boyle in interviews before but even his extremely brief time in this roundtable has made me a fan. The guy just looks so happy to be a filmmaker, and seems to have a lot of passion for the art. They all do to be fair. Great roundtable.
At the very beginning when they are showing previews of this episode I thought it was Morrissey and I was very confused.
Can we please get a Tarantino, David Lynch, Martin Scorsese, Denis Villenauve, Wes Anderson and Guillermo del Toro interview. Thanks.
It's not what we want, It's about the movies that came out in the year or past year.
@@lex5813 yeah but what if it is just a meet and greet
The dream team
Also Paul Thomas Anderson
BRO THAT'D BE AMAZING
Watching Quentin nerd out over Prometheus and the sequel to Blade Runner is awesome.
@themoviefellow1138 Almost as he felt guilty.
@Jym E. Changa the blade runner sequel?
No, you guys don’t understand - Tarantino critiqued Prometheus publicly, calling certain story parts silly. Ridley knows that, it is the Elephant in the Room...
Who the hell clicks dislike on this? This is a treasure for humankind.
pretty sure whoever disliked this, disliked it because of the piece of crap interviewer
Pronoy Basu Very true. I hadn't thought of that.
EXACTLY.
probably non-humans..
@Grig Costin : With that racist mindset you will never succeed in the Hollywood film industry. And don't delude yourself that you can conceal your racism. It will out itself and you will find yourself weeded out. You can take that to the bank.
Alejandro is so humble and articulate, he will definitely go down as one of the best!
he’s not going down hes only going up whether you like it or not
😎
@@jrviade85 you didn’t understood the context. “Go down” is like saying he will be included or categorized as one of the best
Birdman-Masterpiece
The revenant - masterpiece
Babel - nearly a masterpiece
I hope he keeps up because his versatility reminds me of Tarantino and Nolan’s
@@hood6089Babel was nearly a Masterpiece because he was copying his own idea from the REAL previous Masterpiece 'Amores Perros'. Babel's not bad at all but I always found a bit weird to make a Hollywood version of Amores Perros.
The best!
Danny Boyl smirking away in the side is awesome. He seems like such a chill guy, with a great sense of humour. He loves Quentin haha
I love how Danny Boyle actually pays attention and listens to the other guys' stories, always laughing and joyful, almost not talking, while some of them come off as a bit self-centred. That's probably part of the reason why he's such a great versatile filmmaker.
+hfanti The fact that they were speaking dosent mean that they were self-centred maybe Boyle is an introvert.
+hfanti He definitely seemed the most chilled and joyful of them all
+Senior Adrian Sure, I just mean he looks pretty happy and enjoying the talk, while some of them just seemed like they were always just thinking about the next thing to say about themselves.
Ridley: Praised by all as the master on the table, takes that elegantly.
Quentin: He's a character, a nerd, he can say whatever and he gets forgiveness.
Alejandro: Most passionate of all, a joy to watch.
Danny: So nice and gentle, always very attentive to everyone's stories, but giving some nice contributions when asked. Seemed like the nicest one to hang out with.
Tom: My least favourite, didn't talk much anyway.
David: Really passionate about it all, he seems like a real hard worker and gets the results of that.
+hfanti not to mention he directed the Olympics opening ceremony. He's really versatile and can work with anything, that's why he's my favourite director.
+Muzzafar Tajuden Man, he's got space, zombies, kids, drugs, almost bollywood, james franco talking to himself, and always knocking it out of the park! And he can pick a soundtrack, that's for sure. ;)
That pen holds the answers to the universe.
15:59 - it's nice to see Quentin in fanboy mode. You just know he absolutely adores his craft
The directors are literally the Doctors of the film industry. They all look intimidating to me. Especially Ridley Scott.
You can see.... through their brilliance how much is on their minds... They have to hold back so much or would love to contribute so on each question...
Next one add 5 hours plus time limit and put in a steak dinner and some good wine.
They all suck now though. All their recent films are crap. All their first films (and a couple after ) were great. They've been on a decline for a long time..
@@donjuantrumpetajohnson Says the arrogant poorly loved fool who tries to project especific needs and desires to any and every production he so pathetically tryies to watch.
@@helssing05 It's all projections Marcelo. Your comment is a projection. But I like your projection. It has some meaning.
@@donjuantrumpetajohnson Touché
Directors are more interesting than actors.
Anahí García Yeah, easy. The actors all turn out to be pieces of shits, despite the fact they play wannabes behind a camera.
I wholeheartedly agree. Mainly because I just love the expression of imagery and in depth thought, while actors definitely have personality but leave it very purposefully at surface level. Especially getting all of these visionary's together that literally reshaped film, it's absolutely incredible!
And I think their conversations are more lively, too.
Anahí García Thats because a lot of directors write and create the memorable characters we love dearly. The actors are just puppets that play those characters.
actors are more like...politicians?
Ridley Scott story about Kubrick was fucking amazing.
+The Wilfred It's covered in DANGEROUS DAYS: THE MAKING OF BLADE runner documentary film.
What minute?
+CalsipherCosmonauta 24:43
+The Wilfred this was so awesome alround!
+The Wilfred I didn't get it... can you explain it here bro? thank!
Maybe Quentin's not the best, but he's my favourite, during the whole interview you can watch a childish spirit that low key explains all those fantastic, dark and creative plots that go through all his movies. He's my GOAT.
Hes passion is just so wholesome
He's the most influential Director of last 30yrs bro.. I am not talking about just the west.. east west north south.. he as inspired hundreds of film enthusiast around the world.. He is the BEST..
@@BhagyanagarRE Arguable the greatest living Director no doubt.. he’s objectively a great director even if you hate his works
@@MALW-ic2rh Peter Greenaway is better
@@marshallbarrows5626 Peter Greenaway?
Mr. Bean + Jeremy Irons = this interviewer.
LOL
The first thought that came to mind, lol
hahahaha you are a very very very sharp knife
Mr. Bean. Holy shit, I'm dead
That is spot on. Kudos! Well done.
I would have loved to just let them talk their Mind instead of forcing the Script, just let them speak, great Thoughts come from Impulse not planning or super clever rhetorical Questions.
+Moondye7 one of the few comments I completely agree with on youtube.
+Kris Kris Sorry native german speaker, It's a Habit.
+Kris Kris could be a virus.
+Moondye7 It's not like it was entirely forced many of them went off on their own tangents, the host simply did his job of pushing the conversation forward.
+Moondye7 excactly, what the fuck was with the guy interrupting them
That interviewer looks like mr bean, the only difference is that i like mr bean
YES!!!
His name is 'the great interrupter'
Lol
@@localadda3122 nah 38:45 somewhere around there Papi Bean caught the cues and tossed the conversation pass for the dude in white. He doesnt seem that bad...
Mr. beans stunt double but he can talk.
Danny Boyle, to me, will forever be one of the greatest Directors ever, because i honestly find it magical how much he can pull-out with a low budget!... Trainspotting and 28 Days Later are just masterpieces and some of the best movie experiences i've ever had!... and even Sunshine wasn't that bad at all tbh (very, very underrated sci-fi movie imo).
Sunshine is great
Love sunshine , there's 2 videos on UA-cam called "some of the best movies ever made" its amazing
lets be friends
Even his lesser movies are still a blast. I loved Trance and Yesterday
@@JorgeTorres17-2 He made a few clunkers.
TARINTINO-IS-RIGHT-ABOUT-THE-PRICE-OF-CINEMA
EVER HEARD ABOUT INFLATION
@@WildberryPango i can speak about italy, where i live. Without adjusting for inflation ticket prices doubled in the last 15 years. Wages for sure haven't doubled.
His notion about cinema being the working man's art form rings so true, and I've realized that's why he's my favorite director. He doesn't make movies for film snobs, critics or the intellectual elite. He makes movies for the PEOPLE. For your average Joe working a 9 to 5 job, for the high school dropouts who sell dope to get by, for underpaid nurses and high-paid lawyers alike. Basically for anyone and everyone.
You don't need a fancy degree to appreciate his work. In fact your probably better off without it judging by the disparity between the critics score and audience score for his movies. His whole legacy is basically a big middle finger to cultural elitism.
@@stoneheart8231 Well said.
stoneheart true. It’s accessible yet so artful.
Every time Alejandro says "osea" make me smile.
Yesssss! Haha i loved that too. Its something you can't help when you're speaking so passionately about something in another language, I totally get him. 💖
Siii 🤣
Yo hago lo mismo y cuando lo escuché a él mi corazón se llenó de alegría :'))
I'm really impressed they got all these legends in one room. This series is legendary.
He's amazing! I love knowing more about this guy!
41:34 Alejandro Innaritu talks about Leonardo Dicaprio. At 41:56 Quentin realizes it's Leo who's gonna be in Once Upon A Time In Hollywood.
I was looking for this comment! lol
What a great catch
Quentin to Leo: It's official old buddy you're my next protagonist
Leo had already been in a Tarantino film. Quentin didn't need this moment for that.
@@musicisfree91 Don't you get humor? Or are you trying to display that you know better than me or others here? Sure, Leo'd been in Tarantino's film before and even if Leo hadn't been, Tarantino most probably had so many other factors to ask Leo to be in his next film, than to come to the decision as I mentioned here, which is for humor. Lighten up a bit, musicfree91, and be a bit more free like your Id suggest.
Quentin makes this scene feel like the beginning of Reservoir Dogs.
Also funny how I never noticed Tom Hooper is the lost son of James Cameron with Wes Anderson
He really does look like them.
+Juca Silva Minus the resultant talent.
+Tooty Futts Indeed,guess some children are rebels
+Tooty Futts Savage. I thought King's Speech and Les Mis were great. Danish Girl was pretty good too.
He looks the lost son of Cameron, not Wes Anderson.
Also Hooper looks sometimes unexpressive, distant like saying:"What am I doing here meeting with these guys?
31:45
Interviewer: Have you ever written a play?
Quentin: Well you know everything I've written
This is Quentin's best response
Man knows what he's about
I think he meant that everything he’s done has been exclusively for film but it came off as a bit egotistical. Still, it was kinda funny.
stop cutting people off when they're literally in the middle of thought fool
Elsie Lib I think he’s not cutting them off as it looks like. The interview is edited.
@@endrishtylla7894 I kept telling myself that but he does this in every interview, he's abrupt, disrespectful and condescending at the best of times. I'm just saying considering the caliber of artists he's interviewing there are a million presenters who would ask better questions and run a much smoother easier to watch conversation. don't just take my word for it though, watch his other interviews and form your own opinion.
@@endrishtylla7894 no , he was interrupting them to ask questions
@dillyan he is not letting him talk .... fucked up interview. i am getting crazy about it. disrespectfull.
@@endrishtylla7894 Look closely, he's literally interrupting them. I stopped watching because of him.
Quentin’s story about Zoe Bell at the end is so sweet. Shows a side of him we rarely get to see. The dreams he’s made come true and talent he’s unleashed through the people who’s hired.
This is why I love Tarantino. He’s a nerd for movies, he loves what he does and that’s why I think he’s amazing director.
Loving it when Iñarritu slips an "O sea" in every other sentence he uses, Mexicans will understand haha
not just mexicans, most of south america use that
i actually hate it , his english level is lower than any bellboy working in a hotel in mexico
Ya llego el malinchista pendejo
He, with his thick accent, is much more succesful than you'll ever be. 90% of Mexicans sound like that when speaking English. Stop being such a cangrejo.
Me cague de risa cuando pasó xD
Danny Boyle seems like such a nice man
I Have heard so many times that he is one of the nicest people ever. Even during a shooting. He is so in harmony with himself. At least that's what I percieve from him. Plus he is my favorite director.
YEah, he has those nice mannerisms... like heavy smile, interested stare... sits up quickly leans in interested when someone talks.
I've been lucky enough to work on sets with Danny Boyle and Ridley Scott and they're both awesome. Danny actually took my advice for a scene coming up in Pistol. Proud moment.
any anecdotes over ridley?
all the interviewer had to do was get these guys in a room and leave..
Lol #true
Actually that would be so much more interesting, to hear the directors ask each other questions, let them even do a little bit of coke beforehand too, and no goddamn time limit,
THAT I could watch for days.
@@-m4nGo- ganja not coke
If you were an entertainment lawyer you wouldn't,. some people don't necessarily care if they hurt people by the thoughts they utter
Funny thing is that Tarantino almost comes off like the most knowledgeable and passionate of the bunch.
His observations are very interesting.
He is the least sophisticated or proper, for lack of a better word, of them all, but it is obvious the dude is a genius when it comes to filmmaking.
PiCheZvara lol tarantino is the second least talented of all the bunch. The man is all style no substance and literally steals in every one of his movies. Scott followed by innaritu are the most talented
all style no substance? you obviously have never seen a tarantino film if you make comments like that....django unchained didn't have substance? kill bill didnt have substance? and by the way quentin REVOLUTIONIZED style through his films...nobody makes movies that look like quentin's cinematically.
itsthehouse! Please tell me the substance of kill bill and django. They are b movies with simple revenge plots. Characters are two dimensional and as for style like i said tarentino literally rips off shots from older films. Revisor dogs is a rip off of city on fire, kill bill is a rip off of lady snowblood etc. also the man cant write a straight narrative to save his life. He cuts up his movies into chapters because he simply cant find a way to pace a movie properly. The only movie of his (and his best) that does that is jackie brown and thats because its based on someone elses material. Tarantino is the definition of all style no substance
You clearly don't know the meaning of the word 'pretentious'
Tarantino is a terrible hack who doesn't have an original bone in his measly body.
Jesus this host cut off them off in the middle of a great conversation
+Shrek they do get off track but their are better ways to get them back, than interrupting them in the middle of the semtence
+jasmine agina he has had years of hosting these things, he is probably starting to think he is actually one of the directors. Get a new host Hollywood Reporter
+Bret Konsdorf he did that in the writers session he attacked Aaron sorkin it really pissed him off
+jasmine yea about "making things up". didn't even due his research I guess
+jasmine agina It might be just the way it is edited.
Love how much love and respect they give Ridley, he really is the godfather. Also I love how much of a cinephile Tarantino is, totally relatable
Lets play a game 😏. Take a shot every time the host interrupts one of the directors midspeech 😂
Viwe Mbava 0😂😂😂
not only that but its also very bad edited. When its not the host its the editor! i wish there was a full version of it...
I agree about the editing but the host was a dick!
Editing of this is the problem. You can see the seams where the editor is trying to condense and save time and so cuts answers off to move to the hosts next question.
i think those were edited shots. really bad job.
Tarantino and innaritu talking is what dreams are made of
100%
I would love to read books by Tarantino on the history of the industry, the processes of filmmaking, etc. He's so knowledgeable, it'd be great to be able to learn from him outside of what can be picked up in interviews and from his films
Hes actually writing one
You’re in luck. Ones coming out soon.
@@neurohack9038
But is it about the industry?
it has been released now lol
He also has a podcast where he delves deep.
I know this has been edited but the interviewer really killed the rhythm on a couple of questions. The “did you ever want to give up” just murdered was turning out to be a really great insight into some of the practical challenges of making these films.
Make another with David Fincher, Wes Anderson, Paul Thomas Anderson, Denis Villanueva, JJ Abrams and Richard Linklater !!
+Solangefalangie Oh my gosh. Wow what a lineup. Leave QT in and thrown in Nic Refn, Nolan, and Scorsese and it'd be perf.
Michael Mann anyone?
Nope. Make one with Wes Anderson, Scorsese, PTA, Terrence Malick and Peter Jackson (not a big Jackson fan but he's a big director).
I don't know why but I would really like to see Lars Von Trier in one of these, that would be interesting
+Solangefalangie Why the fuck would JJ abrams be there ?
Iñárritu: "O sea, I mean" I LOVE him.
Hahaha, I caught that "o sea" too 🤣
Spanish in full effect
17:30 No sean gachos y den el minuto
@@redfires5548 Pero lo dice muchas veces! Gracias de todos modos, debería haber puesto al menos un par!
jaja tienes razon
Tarantino is so out of control right off the bat, I love it.
Avery Hinks Me too! He's like an eight year old but with a pair of brains and love towards film. 👌👌😉
57:43 Danny Boyle's reaction to Quentin's Australian accent had me dying
Danny laughs similar to Matthew McConaughey and Cillian Murphy
I'm glad they had those closeup shots of their hand gestures in conversation. Without them I wouldn't have properly understood their point
Bruh, the revenant with that amazing cinematography that it won an oscar for, on the big screen with dolby atmos was breathtaking. Not something I would’ve enjoyed as much at home. I love the movies
I just love the fact that Quentin picked a Jackie Chan film for the alien races to watch! Just the fact that the others laughed at that option makes Quentin the best director on that table.
Mugsey B So true ... Tarantino truly lives & breathes movies! A natural if ever there was one! Hope he goes back on his decision & does get behind the camera again!
Harbaksh1234 he is making a new movie July this year
Man if Quentin Tarantino made a film with Jackie Chan in his prime that would have been awesome.
So why hasn't he cast him in films then?
Jackie Chan is great action/comedy director. He create own style.
the revenant for me was a masterpiece...its the first film because of the locations where it was shot physically made me feel cold..a fantastic story aswell.
one of my all time favs, Alejandro is so well spoken and articulate, i need to watch more of his work
Danny Boyle didn't talk much, which is a shame, he speaks with such passion, I love listening to him, one of the greats !
I was like DAMN, James Cameron looks really young here, oh wait, that's Tom Hooper...
I wish Tarantino was my dad and Ridley Scott my grandpa
Yeah man tell him 😤😤
And Alejandro was my Uncle
I would love those family fights....
I wish Tarantino was my daddy👅👅👅
And Harvey Weinstein your close uncle? 😉
Tarantino's kid energy and passion makes me happy.
59:22 I love that only Ridley responded with a ”no.”
If I had the privilege to talk to all these great directors, I would never cut them off and move on to other questions. These guys were speaking so freely and passionately and the annoying host cut them off way too much.
Agree, it should have just been edited if speaker is talking too long.
watching Quentin Tarantino talking about Jackie Chan is like a dream come true :)
Love seeing a Mexican director sitting with Cinema Greats and consider a great himself. It’s a huge inspiration for an aspiring filmmaker like myself seeing someone like me
Alfonso Curon, Guillermo Del Toro and Robert Rodriguez. The 90s blessed us with some the best directors, and they’re all Mexican.
Also Alejandro is a much better filmmaker than half the people at that table at least
Ridley Scott is really planning to do a movie about that fucking Blue Pen as i can see
*Pen
Jose Paredes I fear he will.
Jose Paredes lmao look at the way he fondles that pen and looks at it
As I watched this part all I could think was it's got be partly inspired by Liar Liar.
Gosh. That comment.
"I don't think we're giving people enough reason to leave their houses and go to the theatres." POINT BLANK NEXT QUESTION COULDN'T GIVE A BETTER ANSWER WITH MORE TRUTH.
Please stop using Stephen Galloway. I realize he is an executive editor but how many people have to complain about him on every Roundtable for you guys to listen?!
@MorbidManMusic Well? Are you gonna say what the other issue is? Cause you're making it sound like the audience is the real problem or the format is but you're not being very specific.
@MorbidManMusic it's the host, I literally watched him cut people off 3 times and I'm only 8 minutes in
I get that he was trying to keep the conversation on point, but all his questions were so boring. These directors seize every opportunity to shift the conversation to something interesting, and Galloway keeps returning them to the same old boring questions. It's frustrating to watch, really...
Get that girl from the comedy round table , she made it feel like a conversation between a couple people around a table , this guy makes it toooo much like a interview . It's annoying
@MorbidManMusic Link me a roundtable he didn't do, I'd love to see people bitching about the host cutting off the guests in the comments.
I often come back to this interview just to experience the passion and love for film that David O. Russell and Alejandro both have. You can really feel why they feel through the screen.
this is unreal..I can't believe what I'm watching..
I love you,Tarantino.
Fuck tarantino!!
Inglorious Basterds and The Hateful Eight was not mediocre
Vault Dweller or Django ?
Farzaan Ali Well... that's just like... your opinion, man
I agree with vault dweller and bryan fletcher
That Stanley Kubrick story told by Ridley Scott was fucking amazing! I love hearing stories about Stanley Kubrick!
same, I need to watch filmworker by the Kubrick's assistant !
When abouts??
Love Ridley Scott's sense of humour.
love your sarcasm lol
Yeah he keeps calling the things he directs 'films.'
Dylan Staley He kicks ass, that's why. Man!
Dylan Staley he has none
The interviewer kinda looks like an older version of Mr. Bean
Filtered He sounds like Raja Blue from Mystery Men.
Its his son..
Iñarritu is an underrated Genius
Underrated with two oscars? How the fuck?
His first movie ever Amores perros lost the Oscar to crouching tiger hidden dragon and Babel should of been his second Oscar in my opinion but it didn't got it both of those movies deserved the Oscar , but the oscars in the end don't mean anything the real winners are the studios that pay the critics and judges to choose the film for best picture best performance etc.... Not all the time but sometimes in a way it's the way it works look it up if you don't believe me. And just because a director has won academy's oscars or any prize doesn't back up they're good in. And my comment was meant to hint the obvious that he is not underrated which means he is a Big director now that has made a legacy of films and will continue and leaves a mark in each of films unlike when he started in Mexico because he was an activist and radio host for a long time but the studios in Mexico didn't want to support his career so he moved to Europe and from there he made his movies here hints the fact he is not underrated
Isaac Splinker damn now that's a bigger answer than I wanted to read but ok, Babel was basically Amores Perros with a bigger budget, not complaining I loved both but I honestly think The Departed to be a superior film. Crouching Tiger Hidden Dragon is a remarkable film that accomplished way more cinematically and culturally than Amores Perros, again I loved Amores Perros and consider Iñarritú to be an inspiration, me being in film and also being a mexican. But I couldn't disagree more with calling him "underrated" the man made movies that won Academy Awards back to back, and pretty much everyone in Hollywood agrees that if Alejandro is working on a new movie they'd die to be in it. Don't really care about award ceremonies but Academy Awards translate to viewers, then money and then studio appreciation and at the moment I believe Iñarritú to be one of the most valuable directors alive.
probably the hottest director in the world right now and you say he's underrated, lmao
+Isaac Splinker Amores Perros is a great story, but to be honest I kinda like y tu mama también better. It's more subtle, but both represent different faces of Mexico and that's cool.
So happy to see Wallace and Gromit mentioned in front of tarantino. We'd all love to see a collaboration between Tarantino and Nick Park. Morph unchained, or Reservoir Gromit.
It's so cute when they praise each others films.
The GREATNESS of Leo DiCaprio, having worked with 4 of these directors. Damn.
Nothing great about the dude, he is just the most bankable actor of his generation. Robert De Niro has worked with the best directors of all time and he was the least bankable actor of his time. That's what i call GREATNESS.
@@teflon1216 Exactly. Thank you
5 now.
They are from different generations though
@@teflon1216 That's a disrespect for LEos work, he's a great actor but yeah he's not De Niro's level..Yet.
I will sign a petition to get rid of this interviewer
why?the only reason i that'd write a petition against this interview is because the interviewer always interrupts the directors
Dustman exactly
i agree that he is bad but I would never petition for someone to lose thir job. That's kind of heartless. Urge him to become a better interviewer.
+Jennifer Pineda i 100% agree, look at the amounts of comments saying the same thing, they need to get someone diffrent
11:24 Fucking bizarre.
the sheer amazement and respect in all of their eyes when Ridley is telling stories is fascinating to watch.
7:37 Tom "For me, I always make it for the audience" Ridley " I don't ever do that, I only ever make it for me" haha love it, and rightly so.
Excuse me mister 'interviewer', there's a phonecall for your ego. Yes, down the hall, to the right, out the door.. take your time
👌🏼
Man Tarantino’s passion for film and story telling is so genuine. Got me hella inspired to do things lol
Tarantino: "...heard you were gonna do a Blade Runner sequel!?"
Scott: "Myunh."
**Denis Villeneuve enters the room.
Ridley Scott is the producer of Blade Runner 2049 and probably helped direct parts as well
@@MALW-ic2rh Yeah, he was executive producer. Helped direct? I guarantee you he did not.
@@cpt.zangscarlet1898 Yeah you’re right, Denis Villenueve allegedly kicked him off the set hahaha
Quentin is just about trying to control his adhd
Holy shit I felt that, whole time I was like "Tarantino, chill" but then again I'd probably be the same
* hand
@@grammaticalerrors3576 his hand is his control system
So what? We all have our little strange habits! Don't you? Meanwhile, he's making awesome movies, do you mind that also?
currently 16 min in and surprised by his level of selfcontrol here actually