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Coming from that part of England I can definitely say that every west country accent in that movie was atrocious 😂 they are so bad that they could even rival Dick van dyke's cockney accent in Mary Poppins for being the worst in movie history 🤦

I wish they would make a night world movie.. it's the last book in the series and raselom turns into a giant cockroach!!

I love that movie.

It's kind of like when a parent gives a kid some big gift (a bike or something) and the kid ends up playing in the box all day. It didn't MATTER what was in the box. You could have given the kid a big box of paper towels and he would have had just as much fun. Moonraker doesn't have much inside the box.... But I don't care because the box itself is so big and fun, I'm satisfied.

I don't think they really present Capt. Woermann as being down with the cause, moreso that he's a coward. He even says he would have been fighting the Franco facists had he gone to Spain like Dr. Cuza's son (who died there).

Quentin struggles with material that isn’t based in a reality. Yes I know the vampire thing with Clooney, but he was only acting in that and as a serial killer. The keep is a fairytale. Not flawless, but alot of its issues are related to studio meddling. I love it!

Disagree on the ambiguity being a strength. Not being black and white takes away from the emotional impact. There's a myth among a lot of writers that you have to give every character depth and nuance, and it's just not true. The point is to get emotional reactions from the audience, and having complex, relatable bad guys undercuts that. That plus some people are just bad. Look up Saddam Hussein's sons. They would be the perfect vile villains in any movie, and they were real people. Having characters that are just scumbags is completely realistic.

Actually many if not most “Moors” were North African Arabs. Yes dark skin was common, not necessarily Black/Negro, so QT is stretching the truth fyi.

I could not help feel the Monster was more of a Anti Villain yes he was evil, But the way he rescues the girl , and the promises to destroy the people hurting his own people, The Cures the Father, kind of made me want to feel, he was not totally evil.

I will definitely watch it again now. Same experience with Cinema speculation. Never took so many notes while reading a book. I go watch them and then read these chapters again. Looking forward to the next book!

The closest thing to an “American”giallo

This was such an amazing episode. Thank you so much for this beautiful brilliant analysis

The Super Mario Bros Movie 2 3D Worldwide RealD 3D, Dolby 3D And IMAX 3D Made With "IMAX 3D CGI Frame Break" Alongside With Mario Kart Tour Team Rally "Pauline VS Rosalina Tour" In N64 Rainbow Road" And 5 Rainbow Road Tracks And It's Called "Mario Kart Tour 3D Movie Grand Prix".

Has anyone noticed, Scott Glens character has no reflection, he takes the mirror of the wall afterwards.

Hilarious! Listening to two bigmouths trying to talk over each other! Again.....HILARIOUS!

Tarrantino has a style, and everything else is shit.Half the time does not know what he is talking about. In this one he hates lighting.

The bad guy, is the devil, the influence of evil, which, if not stopped, will pure out onto the earth. That is why the village is the first place, thats starts to lose it, and they begin to turn on each other.

While I love Argento's gialli and they clearly influenced what followed. I would argue that if the lurid-covered paperbacks are the source, surely Bava's Blood and Black Lace is the ultimate giallo.

@25:59 QT is such a hater, that's a great little sequence, esp with all the cadavers!

Where the hell did that STRAW DOGS poster come from?!

Remember... You're Rick F'n Dalton

If this is DePalmas best, he may be one of the worst directors of all time. This film is terrible with wooden acting, easily predictable twist, phony looking blood, poorly framed shots. These guys are delusional.

I’m here after the JRE pod! You two were awesome 😎

Hey Roger, out here in the east we have Bob Barker prison gear, cosmetics ect...i also had a friend who was coming out of a restaurant that dalton also patronized. And they witnessed Dalton in the parking lot actually crying. And if that weren't bad enough he did it in front of the Mexicans. Shameful

Best bond score though!

Tarantino's ability to recalled is amazing. I can' remember shits from last year.

I can't wait to listen to this after hearing about it on the Joe Rogan Podcast. I think it would get a lot more traction it was made it into a video podcast.

We need more movies like this!!!! Everyone involved did great and yall should have gotten an award

i'd love to have tarantino do a viewing of te chang cheh Five Element Ninjas

I love it keep adding to it

State of grace ending. Man up. Do a show on the greatest endings ever. Butch and Sundance, animal house, biloxi blues, racing with the moon? God knows Tarantino can’t end a movie

Moonraker's a fascinating Bond film. The level of creativity and craft that went into the production itself is insanely high (it has some great stunts and the set design/special effects in the latter portions of the film are excellent). And yet at the same time the story itself makes little to no sense when you think about it. Bond goes from situation to situation with increasingly tenuous leads that inevitably get him to the next point in the plot. There are frequent deus ex machina gadgets like an inflatable gondola or a previously unseen explosive in his watch that get him out of situations. It's a ridiculous film. Incidentally that's not a failing. The fact that a story like that can be so entertaining and even dark in places is a testament to Lewis Gilbert's directing, Roger Moore's ability to be a great Bond (he plays it surprisingly straight despite the silliness), and just how well the Bond franchise can be adapted into something 'modern'. It's a very particular kind of Bond movie - even The Spy Who Loved Me had more dramatic weight to it - but at the end of the day Bond movies should always have that spectacle and absurdity. Hell, they all do, even the more serious ones (the Craig films certainly do, especially the last three, and even Dalton's ones have their moments). Not for everyone, but it's a perfectly good Bond movie.

Moonraker is peak fantastical Bond. Amazing score, beautifully shot. Was 9 when this came out. Still dig it.

Vastly underrated film that taught me a lot because at the age I first saw this film I was also asking questions and not getting many answers.

I was never a huge fan of Moonraker, but the producers redeemed themselves with the next film, For Your Eyes Only.

These guys haven't done any research, it's just spitballing comments made by others. Anything newly added is subjective and inaccurate. The only valid observation made is that there is a nice tilt shot. Everything else is recycled half-remembered observations by others. Poor

ZERO HOUR ❤️ @7:55 YES there's a 16mm film based on it.

The EFX are like an R-rated Raiders of the Lost Ark. Read the novel, its TERRIFYING! YOU’VE GOTTA READ THAT BOOK.

Quentin liked Joker 2

4K sold out in 2 days

Mr. Tarantino offers an alternate interpretation of the 2nd and final act of this film. 18:30 - 23:50

I was 11 in 1975. This was the first R rated movie I ever saw. To me, the sport concept was an amalgamation of the NFL, roller derby and motorcycles, all childhood influences of mine. After I watched a television segment about the film on ABC's Wide World of Sports, I begged my mother to take me to see it. The chilling fade-in featuring J.S. Bach's Toccata in D minor kickstarted my love for classical music.

It is a mid tier Bond movie. Neither one of the best nor worst.

Very entertaining film with great visuals.

Firefox is one of my all-time favorites: I've seen it 20+ times and its always interesting.

"You missed Mr. Bond." "Didn't I?"

Tarantino once again being a refreshing not liberal puss boy like most of Hollywood, that guy trying to shove the trans acceptance by de Palma as some statement was so fucking wrong it's hilarious

“Rollerball” and “A Clockwork Orange” are my 2 favorite movies depicting violence as an art form. Surprising sound track music in both cases, Bach in Rollerball, Bethoven in ACO.

Bird with Crystal Plumage is my favourite Argento.

A pair of SR-71's were first flying in late 64 and went into service in 66 and made public in the mid 70's and a Russian defector handed the US a top secret plane called the MIG-25 in 76. Firefox was released in 82. It looks similar to the XB-70 that was flying in the mid 60s as small caveat and all those planes flew at Mach 3. One could say it was a US propaganda film giving Russia the middle finger because the film has all the elements I've noted above. Even the X-15 was reaching Mach 5 in the late 60s breaking records and all in the public domain at the time of filming. I loved the build up to the film and the sinsister background music whenever the firefox was in camera view but yeah something switched off in my head once Clint got in the shower and seems to have a mental breakdown briefly lol. I was only 11 at the time 😂 n.b. when the firefox was being rearmed and refueled on the ice Clint asks where they got the missiles and the submarine captain quipped oh we got these off a MIG-25 we stole in Syria 🤌