Directed by Quentin Tarantino
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- Опубліковано 14 тра 2020
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"The path of the righteous man is beset on all sides by the inequities of the selfish and the tyranny of evil men. Blessed is he who, in the name of charity and good will, shepherds the weak through the valley of the darkness. For he is truly his brother's keeper and the finder of lost children. And I will strike down upon thee with great vengeance and furious anger those who attempt to poison and destroy my brothers. And you will know I am the Lord when I lay my vengeance upon you." I been sayin' that shit for years. And if you ever heard it, it meant your ass. I never gave much thought what it meant. I just thought it was some cold-blooded shit to say to a motherfucker before I popped a cap in his ass. I saw some shit this mornin' made me think twice. See now I'm thinkin', maybe it means you're the evil man. And I'm the righteous man. And Mr. 9 Milimeter here, he's the shepherd protecting my righteous ass in the valley of darkness. Or it could mean you're the righteous man and I'm the shepherd and it's the world that's evil and selfish. Now I'd like that. But that shit ain't the truth. The truth is you're the weak. And I'm the tyranny of evil men. But I'm tryin', Ringo. I'm tryin' real hard to be a shepherd.
I have been itching so long for this video, I always wanted to make it, but I finally got around to sitting down and actually making it. I hope you'll like it!
P.S. Cannot wait for his final movie.
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Quentin Tarantino filmography Tribute
*Music:
(1) Sorrow by David Bowie
(2) Down in Mexico by The Coasters
(3) For What It's Worth by Buffalo Springfield - Фільми й анімація
I have decided to pursue filmmaking, support my studies and aspirations through the link:
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Have no problems with an ad or two. It's when they post 100 adds or so that I just lose it
@@offcenter007, Unfortunately, I have no control over it. It's the copyright owners placing the ads on the videos.
@@TheGaroStudios This video is freakin awesome.
Sounds like some “serious gourmet shit”
@@TheGaroStudios Quentin NEEDS to see this video bro
Quentinen and Tarantined By
Writtin Directino
The best thing ever read about Tarantino
Best pun ever.
LOOLL
Written and Tarantinoed by Quentin Quentin
This
You deserve a medal, mad lad
Tarantino's signature :
Blood
Foot fetish
Food
And cigarettes
Crime
Where's swearing?
Zoom effect
and dancing
My favorite Tarantino quote: everyone says that Kill Bill is a bloody movie. It's a Tarantino movie. You don't go to a Metallica concert and tell the guys to turn it down. "
May not be word for word, but you get the idea. The man's a legend.
That's is a good quote
I remember this quote, but I can't find that interview, can you help me?
*Ask the fuckers :)
Fuck Metallica, go listen to better Metal
Christoph Waltz in Django and Inglourious Basterds is just simply superb.
I fucken loved him in Inglourious Basterds as Landa
"oooOOOoooo dats a beengooo 😁😁😁😁"
@@yxnglamppost3538 ya just say Bingo
@@porkybeans1154 AU REVOIR
Obsessed with the man. His performances are fenomenal. Forever fan.
There is nothing like watching a Tarantino movie for the first time.
Its like losing virginity, you can never fake that second time :)
But you get better in it ;-)
Exactly
I wached kill bill when I was 8 scared me for life
You're absolutely right, but again, I think I enjoy them more and more with every re-watch I give them.
True story
Quentin Tarantino movies are the best to watch during Quarantino
Tentin quarantino
Marry meno
Lmao
HAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHAHHAHAHHAHAHAH
Wes Anderson has a similar vibe. I love both !!
I love how Tarantino doesn’t give af about the viewer’s feelings or emotional attachment to certain characters
so true
Geniuses kill of likeable characters for drama
@@mr.boxh3ad931 Oh so the way D&D killed off characters in the later seasons of GOT was a showcase of their ingenuity?
@@myckeydoesntwork3907 but the way they did that is horrible. there is not only one path to do things right or wrong you know
He does though, that is why he kills them. Because you cannot as a director disregard the emotion of your audience.
When the world ends:
Written and Directed by
Quentin Tarantino
Underrated
Regarding how fucked up this world is and how dark your Humor has to be, to laugh about it, I wouldn't be surprised at all...
nah, our world is too mundane. the dialogue is too boring for it to be directed by him
You spaced out the text so it was centered right.
Nice touch
that explains the 1500-1800s
“ I Couldn’t Resist”- Dr. King Schultz
Famous last words
Wanted to downvote i got so sad
@@mightyasterisk8333 downvote? This isnt reddit bruh
@@Cheezy_Bunz agreed
@@mightyasterisk8333 bruh this ain’t reddit
“Written and Directed by Quentin Tarantino” The words I’d like to read after I die
what if it's the first thing people sees at the end of your biography film?
@@blownupfishnchips9071 even better
@Josh Dinh and?
@@thespoodermann5261 what if your biography is titled gay bucket baby
@@trebelojaques458 we can all but dream of such luxuries
Samuel L. Jackson is in almost every single movie by Quentin Tarantino.
He must really like him.
samuel l. jackson is in almost every single movie
Except reservoir dogs, inglorious basterds
@@antonyjose1131 he narrated a part of inglorious basterds, and he’s not in death proof either
Es su actor fetiche
@@Kolvat07 so not in 1 Tarantino film thats what i call a right hand man
A tribute to Quentin Tarantino is a tribute to all of his favorite movies. I love how he takes from all the other movies he loves while still making such original pictures. He truly is a master of the art.
@SkyNet General It's not really a good comparison. PTA and Tarantino all make really amazing stories, the difference is how they tell it. PTA is good at telling it in a very compelling way while Tarantino go for the coolness and stylistic choice, it's down to preference.
@SkyNet General yeah, that's what I'm trying to say. PTA made very compelling and dark story that make you think a lot. QT aim to give you an extremely fun experience while watching it and he has a way to make his movie feel personal to audience. That's what I thought about them anyway. So to compare two very distinctive style is not really fair. Love them both though.
*Needs more feet*
We're not trying to get blue balled here
You again?
@Caleb Liew lol wondering the same thing
Just Some Guy without a Mustache
Glad to see you here
GTFO
Why are you. EVERYWHERE
You know it's gonna be a masterpiece when this guy does a tribute to Tarantino
Weirdcat you know it’s gonna be a masterpiece when Tarantino is involved at all
@@chaoticproductions3922 Except in "Once upon a time in Hollywood"
@@benjamincorteslyon6777 Probably his best movie
@@cinevore358 I would love to know why you think that? it is far from the best. His most overrated movie. Sorry but apart from the art of the 60s, this movie did not shine.
@@cinevore358 Have you watched any of his other movies?
0:18 cinemas
0:20 driving (and some of the passengers are dying)
0:28 food
0:35 opening doors
0:38 foot scenes
0:53 aiming guns
1:09 dancing
1:11 what????
1:27 BADASS
1:46 trunk scenes
1:58 Samuel L Jackson
2:25 I LoVE ThE KiLliNG
3:14 Aftermath
couldn't describe tarantino's movies better than this
Also some great lines and line delivery.
🤌🏻🤍🤍
I love how Tarantino movies have always been great and never lost there magic like alot of Hollywood has nowadays you can always count on Quentin to make something amazing
@SkyNet General once upon time in Hollywood is great
Well me doesnt shit 10 movies per year and does only what he himself like so meaning he is putting 100% into creating it.
It feels like it’s the trailer of the best movie ever
Pues si
Imagine
lol
"It's funny, I was thinking the exact same thing"
The quote ends with "shepherd" and next thing we see is the Schaefer/Schäfer-Ambulance, nice
That's a nice touch
Yeah, heh... Thanks.
Thx guts
Danke
Sheperd killed ghost
This shows perfectly the style of Tarantino. The songs of choices are well fitted and the sync is perfect. You did an outstanding job!
Mr. TheGaroStudios, normally I would say goodbye. But since what goodbye actually means is "I never wish to see you again" and since I wish to see you again, to you sir, I say auf Wiedersehen.
You win!
Outstanding Move!
...to your Nazi balls
Smart play of words my friend
🤣🤣🤣
Phenomenal work for the director who made my teenage years so much better.
You always on the TOP brother!
You two are my favorite edit channels on UA-cam
Who made your childhood??? That's pretty sad actually
You 2 are the 🐐’s.
Jazlan Miasara shame really that you feel the need to belittle others on any platform, use this as a learning experience maybe on day you will look back on your past self and feel regret. Sure you can respond with any such vulgarity against me as it’s your right but please change.
@@jazlanmiasara22622 When was the last time you talked to a woman that wasn't your mom?
Quentin Tarantino need to win as Best Director on Oscar. why he hasn't won yet? his like one of the best modern directors of all time.
simple answer: oscar ain't worth shit
Some say he’s a better writer than director, hence why he’s never won best director. But also, the Academy isn’t as respected as it used to be. They hardly honor the best of the year anymore.
Oscar dont mean shit anymore. Its all business, nothing real.
Oscars can be really off base when it comes to directing. Stanley Kubrick and Alfred Hitchcock never won for directing and Sergio Leone was never even nominated.
Bc none of his films are Oscar bait
The opening of Reservoir Dogs is one of the best uses of misdirection I've ever seen in a movie. All the main characters are sitting around having an entertaining, irreverent conversation over breakfast, completely relaxed, cool as fuck, then it shows them walking down the street in slow motion like badasses while that hip jaunty song plays over the credits. It looks like the opening to any other cheeky light-hearted heist movie, like Ocean's Eleven.
Next thing you know, BAM, Orange is covered in blood in the back seat screaming his head off, White is doing his best to calm him down but is clearly rattled himself, and nobody else from the opening is anywhere to be found. "Oh, shit, I guess whatever they were doing didn't go so well." It's a master class in getting the viewer's fucking attention pronto.
What movie is the 05:08 cigarette throwing scene in? please tell me in detail
Without any guilt i can honestly say this is about the 100th time I’ve seen this compilation. Seriously i watch this religiously
"Expecting a baby face movie from Quentin is like expecting quiet music from Metallica"
Have you heard blackend 2020 its like mettalica doesnt wanna wake up the neigbours
Nothing else matters isn't really loud
@@aymanznt thats 'once upon a time in hollywood' for you
stupidest cmt ever seen. If you havent heard metallica dont fking talk about it
change metallica to slayer
QT: Not good enough, include a few more *feet shot* then we're good
This is some of the best editing I've seen on youtube.
fr fr
It should've ended with this.
"This may just be my masterpiece."
That would've been a nice touch.
god, this really captures Tarantino's amazing cinematography and reminds me how much I love his films.
*Robert Richardson"s cinematography
You know something TheGaroStudios, I think this just might be your masterpiece.
(c) Lt. Aldo Raine
Inglorious Bastards, nice :)
2:50 A Tarantino movie ain’t a Tarantino movie without «alata killin'»
One of the best tributes ever! I especially love the “all the shooting” Segway and song choices. Doing another Tarantino rewatch while reading his novel.
Every thing this man touches is a masterpiece. Best director about.
Really really enjoyed this. I love how you started with simple match cuts, built to action, and then used the Jules quote to tie together his common themes and archetypes. So much creative effort. Will be coming back to this for frequent appreciation.
this is the single best edit of Tarantino movies i have ever seen, you can tell its been done by someone who loves and understands all the parallels in his movies, definite fellow true fans! amazing!!
As a die hard tarantino fan, this puts a massive smile on my face. Your attention to detail is incredible. Brilliant editing job.
Seconded
I already know before watching this that I’m surely going to love a tribute to Tarantino by you the same way I know I’m going to love a Tarantino movie before watching it.
"you know what they call a quarter pounder with cheese in paris"
"they don't call it a quarter pounder with cheese?"
"they have the metric system they don't know tf a quarter pounder is"
"what do they call it?"
*"Royale with cheese"*
"Royale with cheese, what they call a whopper?"
@@psychedelicsoul3260 i dunno, i didn't go into a burger king
ROOYALE WIITH CHEEZ...
@@budgetlifter you know what they dip fries there instead of ketchup?
@@tamharjeetsinghwalia181"mayonnaise"
Tarantino's films are really some of the best out there that explore what is good, evil, and the gray in between; realizing they do exist, but they live in a twisted battle inside everybody. This battle is old, new, fun, intelligent, dumb, witty, crazy, and very very bloody, but its life, and no one is totally devoid of them. With style and tight storytelling, he's easily become my 2nd favorite director after Spielberg.
Sorrow by David Bowie in the background. A man of culture I see.
I really don't want to Tarantino retiring, the 2010 was his the best decade, every single film he did, I loved them
He is a jewel of Cinema industry
@@CBRN-115 he's the dave chappelle of cinema
Meh, The Hateful Eight and Django Unchained are kinda my least favorite movies by him. Once Upon A Time in Hollywood saved it though.
@@kalle3879 I really love Django very interesting take on the western genre
@@kalle3879 I feel like they're some of the best. The hateful eight people have said is too long which I understand, but logistically it's masterful. And Django is just fucking Django as in it's a great movie all things considered.
Tarantino is the definition of tragic masterpiece!
This is the greatest homage to Tarantino I have ever seen. I'm really in awe. Well fuckin' done. This should be shown in film appreciation courses to give students an understanding of who this amazing director is.
He makes movies that he wants to watch not what society wants to see
"SOCIETY"
Ofc you have a joker pfp lmao
he is litterally one of the most successful directors ever, i think that means he makes movies society wants to see lmao
@@kg8247 What I believe Mr. Shalu here is trying to say is that Quentin's reason for making these great films is his own taste. Most films are made and tailored after what the audience will like, to bring in more money and attention, but not all of them are. It just so happens that people go wet for everything Tarantino does, even if it isn't done for them.
society...we live in one
“Don’t cry in front of the Mexicans”
@jorge alberto Once upon a time in Hollywood
@jorge alberto no problem
I love this director's attention to detail. His style is the coolest thing I've ever watch.
Quentin Tarantino is arguably the most consistent director Hollywood ever produced.
The Man who loves films, has paved a path for his legacy in red.
Tarantino should use this to describe himself, it's great
He's definitely one of the greatest director of our time
I feel like he's one of the few that makes his movies with passion
@SkyNet General who TF is he
@SkyNet General yeah I have seen his movies almost slightly better than Tarantino.
When Leonardo DiCaprio does the baboon bit it kills me every time
Quentin Tarantino movies are journeys where you never NEVER know what's gonna happen and damn does it feel amazing!
One of the most innovative and creative directors and writers of our time. Sure he is inspired by and uses elements of the films he loves and grew up with but his films still remain incredibly original.
You know someone makes compelling films when someone can splice together meaningful moments from all his movies and it be this coherent and wonderfull. Great job sir.
Brilliant man, just brilliant. Perfect blend of his cinema and soundtracks. Lots of props to you and the time you put into this.
2 years and still the best edit I have ever watched.
This is way beyond amazing. Awesome tribute to arguably the greatest director of our time.
Martin Scorsese, Sergio Leone
@@skynetgeneral4030 Paul Thomas Anderson? The guy who made Boogie Nights, Magnolia, There Will Be Blood and Licorice Pizza? He’s literally one of the most high profile directors in movie history, yet you have the NERVE to call me illiterate and ignorant? Why don’t you take a good look in the mirror before judging others’ taste, retard?
@@tennisthelegendLeone died before Tarantino made a single picture my man
1:48 just noticed that gta V death wish ending ended like that nice touch rock star
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must be one of the best tributes i've seen. i love the energy it boosts you with in the beginning, the musical choice is perfect. it really captures QT's director style. love it!
This video is truly a masterpiece, and sure a wonderful tribute to one of the best directors ever. Thanks for this.
This youtuber: "you know somethin', I think this just might be my masterpiece."
*Hans screaming in the background*
This is like a great trailer for whole Tarantino
This videos is one of my favourites of all time.
this is the best youtube video i have ever seen
Just bought the ultimate Quentin Tarantino movie set and I can not wait for it to arrive to rewatch every single movie in high definition.
Gave me goosebumps for the whole duration. Such a fine tribute. You're great.
Tarantino isn't just about the brutality, its also about the aesthetic.
Quentin Tarantino directs so many good movies, thank you for creating this edit so we can look back on all of these great moments!
Well that's just THE Tarantino Homage, we need to make him watch this video and record his reaction
I feel like no one would nail an edit like this as much as you did, it's so amazing
A truly genius and a cult maker, it's not exaggerating to say he made the history of movies.
Happy 60th Birthday Mr. Quentin Tarantino 😀
This is one of the best videos I have ever seen, and this comes from a guy who probably spends at least three hours a day on UA-cam
INCREDIBLY, YOU JOB IS SO GOOD, LONG LIFE TO CINEMA!
What an amazing tribute. Absolutely incredible.
greatest director of all time
I love the fact that I got this in my recommendations like I did not even searched for this
I love the two Kill Bill films with my whole heart. so, I really freaking love this tribute to Quentin. 🔥🔥🔥
This video makes my day so much better, truly masterpieces here from a true professional director and team, miss the good old movies from Tarantino and hypes for future ones!
Nobody cares
Godamn he is so good. Hope the audience in the cinema applauds that man after his 10th and final movie
That's why i like Quinton Tarantino 's movies they're basically just people vibing and having fun
This video seems like a trailer for every film Quentin Tarantino has made to date yet it feels as if it were made by the legend himself bravo!
'Written and directed by Quentin Tarantino' - just this line gives me Goosebumps 💥
I’m a fan of Tarantino’s work and this montage is _bloody perfection_ . 12/10 👍👍👍👍👍
He know what humanity love to see and hide from each other, violence.
Nobody:
Quentin: *more feet please* 😬😬😩
Most Tarantino movies consist of three things:
Fun dialogue, Violence, and F e e t
I love how Tarantino talk about his own movies, INSIDE HIS MOVIES. The guy is a genius
BEST video I have EVER SEEN!!! Thank you! For the touch!
There will never be another like him. I love every movie hes made
Alternative title:
Written & directed by Quentin Tarantino
What makes me love Quentin movie so much it's because the magnificent dialogue he writes,like in the beginning of Pulp Fiction and inglorious bastardy, and the sadism just make it perfect😊
i keep coming back to this video.. i have such a love for QT's films..
I'm trying to get my edits to this standard
That was the most aesthetically pleasing thing i've seen all week
One of my favorite directors of all time 👏
Without exaggeration, one of the coolest videos I've seen.
I was clapping and cheering to myself and wishing to God I had someone to watch it with.
This video makes me want to cry. Film/cinema has been a passion of mine since as long as I can remember, and Tarantinos work feels like a love letter to every filmmaker, and awakens that child like glee and motivation to pursue that dream. Unfortunately it is something I pursued and abandoned, and every time a film invokes that feeling I feel depressed for not trying. Can anyone relate?
"How much blood do ya want Quentin?"
"All of it."
I can't "just" watch this,I need to talk about this because every song I heard,every scene I saw,every crash zoom I saw is just *perfection* .
As Tarantino is my favorite director by far, this made my day. Definitely one of, if not the best video in this genre on youtube.