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I have just done so, how you are not a massive channel already is beyond me. I will be sharing you to all the TH-cam content creators I know too, so they can give you a boost on their communities. You need 'blowing up' in the better sense of the modern vernacular 😁
What does your name for the channel mean? I think your channel name might be setting people back. Just my view. I'm not trying to be rude in anyway. It's just that your work is so well done, and I watched hours of it before I subscribed, because I don't understand what the name means. Don't change the name, just give a 3 second thing at the beginning telling what in means. I see Kino alot, but I have no clue what it means, and Okolo is new to me as well. I'm sorry if I offend from my ignorance, I am only trying to help. You can delete my comment if you like.
****EDIT**** Some people think I meant this comment to be sarcastic. I honestly didn't. I am a QT fan, and it was cool hearing about Jackie Brown from this perspective. Here is my original comment: "That's fascinating. I had no idea that the black community had an affinity for that movie. That is so cool. You've taught me something I didn't know."
@@johndalton3180 I sense sarcasm? Jackie Brown is literally a love song to black cinema, starring the Queen herself miss Foxy Brown. Of course the movie was very popular with black people.
@@johndalton3180 You don’t need to be so damn rude. The commenter is simply expressing how beloved the movie was by the black community… your petulance and sarcasm is not needed.
@@Paul-sl9zm Forget that idiot. He’s another clueless white person who takes issues when black people have the nerve to talk about anything black-related.
Quentin is the greatest ever. His story is incredible. He did all of this by himself, and of course with the love an d support of his mother. It was smart to move to L.A. too.
I think your journalistic and concise documentaries are a breath of fresh air, in a space filled with "media production". It took me 8 hours of viewing. Not a moment wasted. Thank you.
I dont get how such well put up documentary has so few views. It is what TH-cam documentaries should be accurate well made and entertaining just pure kino.
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When I turned on the video I expected a 10-20 minute filler for my day, and I realized this to be a full fledged documentary in 3 parts! Wow, I went through the 1st episode with fascination, definitely will load up the next ones as soon as I have an hour to spare, thank you for your hard work!
As someone who absorbs everything about any auteur director, this video has some footage I've never found before. Kudos. And thanks for giving me new adventures to hunt down.
I'm very pleased to find out there's two more parts to this documentary. I thought it was a definitive work on Tarantino and a very enjoyable watch. Never did care for NATURAL BORN KILLERS and now I know why. I always loved TRUE ROMANCE which was from his earlier days with an unforgettable fight scene in a motel room but surprised it was directed by Tony Scott who did MAN ON FIRE with Denzel, his finest performance IMO. Scott was a very fine director and I'm pleased he had that connection to Tarantino. The writing just leaps off the screen.
All 3 of these are so well made that even my brother watched it , he’s not a fan of documentaries he liked it a lot as well , the opening to this is very cool as well you kept it plain simple but yet filled with good information
Finally I get to be in the first group of ppl to subscribe to a channel that is amazing and will surely be 1M someday soon..great job and awesome voice over brother
@@OkoloKino thank you for your amazing attention to detail and the immense amount of research you must have done, and again the voice over commentary is really quality brother , I can honestly say that I think Quentin Tarantino himself would appreciate this video just on the passion you two obviously share or whomever wrote this and did the research... Thanks again for this man watching for more stuff from you in the future
@@mattketchabaw3907 Thank you so much! Yes, it would be great to get some feedback from Quentin. The research, script, editing, etc. is 100% made by us. The 4th, definitive volume, will be done just if and Tarantino wants it because we will need his participation. So, if someone knows how to contact him, welcome to help us =)
@@OkoloKino I would LOVE to see that come to fruition brother... I know that basically the number of your views/subs dictates who will do an interview with a TH-camr , which is understandable but u are criminally under rated, if only u could somehow get someone in his circle to just see the sheer love and respect and research and appreciation for his life/work, if he knew I'm sure he would give you the time with him to make this series about Quentin Tarantino himself the BEST documentary/bio that has ever been made .. it's already amazing and informative and very watchable with not one complaint from me who is a die hard fan of the man , if u get that interview, I really feel that you have done the perfect series on the subject but even if you don't I would recommend this and have to everyone I know that has even seen one of his movies , your truly an amazing team over there and as I said before , Quentin would love this love letter to his life and work.. PLEASE!! if anyone reading this can get his attention, make it happen ... This channel deserves it and clearly loves films like only ppl like Quentin can and do!! Cheers and I will always be looking for that conclusion to make it 11 out of 10 rating, and a 6th star thanks for all your hard work again Okolo Kino
Absolutely blown away by the amount of work and research that went into making this video!! So well presented that time just flew by I had no intention to watch this all in one sitting but now on to Vol. 2 :)
Great great great documentary. I'm a huge fan and the info in here is just great. phenomenal research I didn't know about his kill bill connection. and the structure of the documentary is just great showing every pitfall makes the winnings really deserved. and even showing how this win wasn't that great compared to what he has done before. the whole thing is great. thanks for that!
You're brilliant thank you for the time effort and research you've put into each SERIES, I hope one day Quentin see this. TARANTINO WOULD BE PROUD. SALUD
Being born in 1977 the coming of Tarantino was nothing less than perfect timing. Watched 'em all as they came out. Though Reservoir Dogs didn't reach Denmark until shortly before Pulp Fiction went to the cinema. He will always be one of my two favorite directors - Verhoeven being the other. Even though he (Tarantino) was best up until Kill Bill I can still appreciate the later film. I found Once Upon A Time... really good. Maybe the best since Jackie Brown. Thanks for a great video. Several goodies here I wasn't aware of. Good job...
Kill Bill was Tarantino's first movie I watched as a kid, so imagine that a 8-years-old kid watches something like that is kind of shocking and violent. Then, I saw Pulp Fiction, Inglourious basterds, and also his misunderstood masterpiece "Death Proof". Furthermore, I had the chance to see "Once upon a time in Hollywood", which was a love letter towards that Hollywood classic in the late 60's.
cool video. i've been wondering for a long time "how did tarintino go from working in a video store to making movies" and this video answers that question
Thankfully the ones he's credited with have so much vibrance and pop, he's covered a wild assortment of topics and genres. But alas, there is one elusive concept he's been currently denied thus far: Star Trek.
When Tarantino really made it and had the money and connections is when he truly shines imo. He’s really all about Hollywood. And tried to do that without Hollywood early then got it in his back pocket.
*1# Reservoir Dogs* *2# From Dusk Till Dawn* *3# Django Unchained* *4# Pulp Fiction* *5# Once Upon A Time In Hollywood* Honorable mentions : *Jackie Brown* *Four Rooms* , *Natural Born Killers* *Kill Bill* & *Hateful Eight* !!!!! Yes im not a huge fan of *Inglorious Bastards* like all the rookie Tarantino fans are , i grew up with his films since the 90's & seen both *Kill Bill* volumes & *Inglorious Bastards* in theaters & watched them a billion times but they were never special to me like his films from the 90's & i flip the channel when they're on TV , i don't do that with the others so thats how i know which are my favorites cuz i never get sick of those ones👍 honestly get kinda tired of hearing about Tarantino these days probably because i first saw *Pulp Fiction* on VHS at the age of only 8 or 9 back in 94 , it was a movie my moms bf wanted to see & i loved it especially the beginning scenes even at such a young age because i always had a morbid fascination for that kinda stuff even as a kid so i became a instant fan & showed all my friends that film & rented it again at a video store so they could see it but....i didn't know a decade later that he would become a household name with *Kill Bill* & then a worldwide phenomenon after *Inglorious Bastards* especially with all the new Tarantino fans but as a Veteran fan , i also grew up with Sergio Leone & Sergio Corbucci films & Ennio Morricones music thanks to my Italiano father especially the Dollars trilogy too so all this is very old stuff to me & i have to say that his 90's films are alot more nostalgic to someone like myself even today Im still waiting for my table at Jack Rabbit 🐇 Slim's for my Bloody 🍔 & my burnt to a crisp but bloody ass hell 🥩 & my 5$ milkshake ❤️ I still own the laminated menu from the *Pulp Fiction* collection dvd 😁
Absolutely great series! I have watch all 3 now. Oddly I started on episode 2, and have now ended on episode 1. I guess Quinton would have wanted it that way. Lol. Anyway, fantastic job guys! You have earned a subscription from me! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦 👍
Top 5 personal favorites : *1# Reservoir Dogs* *2# From Dusk Till Dawn* *3# Django Unchained* *4# Pulp Fiction* *5# Once Upon A Time In Hollywood* Honorable mentions : *Jackie Brown* *Four Rooms* , *Natural Born Killers* *Kill Bill* & *Hateful Eight* !!!!! Yes im not a huge fan of *Inglorious Bastards* like all the rookie Tarantino fans are , i grew up with his films since the 90's & seen both *Kill Bill* volumes & *Inglorious Bastards* in theaters & watched them a billion times but they were never special to me like his films from the 90's & i flip the channel when they're on TV , i don't do that with the others so thats how i know which are my favorites cuz i never get sick of those ones👍 honestly get kinda tired of hearing about Tarantino these days probably because i first saw *Pulp Fiction* on VHS at the age of only 8 or 9 back in 94 , it was a movie my moms bf wanted to see & i loved it especially the beginning scenes even at such a young age because i always had a morbid fascination for that kinda stuff even as a kid so i became a instant fan & showed all my friends that film & rented it again at a video store so they could see it but....i didn't know a decade later that he would become a household name with *Kill Bill* & then a worldwide phenomenon after *Inglorious Bastards* especially with all the new Tarantino fans but as a Veteran fan , i also grew up with Sergio Leone & Sergio Corbucci films & Ennio Morricones music thanks to my Italiano father especially the Dollars trilogy too so all this is very old stuff to me & i have to say that his 90's films are alot more nostalgic to someone like myself even today Im still waiting for my table at Jack Rabbit 🐇 Slim's for my Bloody 🍔 & my burnt to a crisp but bloody ass hell 🥩 & my 5$ milkshake ❤️ I still own the laminated menu from the *Pulp Fiction* collection dvd 😁
The story how Willis became Butch went down a little different than as it has been presented here. Interesting details have been changed or overseen: Willis was a massive fan and knew all the lines from RD by heart. True. That Q had a new script ready Keitel passed on to Willis. They almost lived next door. So when Tarantino showed up at Keitel's pool party Willis was there and already had read the piece. He approached Q kindly. He wanted to be in the picture AND play Vincent. Well, Travolta was set. They took a walk along the beach together towards Willis place. He then even tryed on Jules! Turning him into some kind of hippy surfer dude. Not knowing that the role was written and then set particular for Jackson somewhere far I could maybe imagine Willis to pull it off. In another Universe perhaps. There can be only one Jules like there can only be one Vincent. Back then Bruce Willis would have been a massive win for the the movie at the time but Tarantino could not offer him any of these two roles. He could certainly not afford to loose Willis from the project. He also really wanted him in. Q couldn't rest this evening and finally called Willis persuading him sort of to read the script again from the perspective of Butch and sleep over it. They settled for it right the next day.
I do! Slowly, but on the way. James Cameron. Will release the first volume soon. You can already watch the intro and the strories of the first movies on my second channel Kolo Kino clips.
Where did 1:02:11 just go?? That was phenomenal...thx to everyone concerned Edit: I love all his 90's main output but imma just give Jackie Brown the props it truly deserves here...his most human film imho, its an understated (for q!) classic and extremely well cast and acted, just great cinema
Fun fact: the woman dancing in the bikini on the tv in four rooms is Salma Hayek. Robert Rodriguez also was responsible for her doing that. Thank you Robert!!
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Reservoir Dogs was a total ripoff. Btw its pronounced Zoe-ee
I beg of you what’s the name of the song used at the end
@@Houseoffam47 I'm quite sure it's Los Coronas song
I have just done so, how you are not a massive channel already is beyond me. I will be sharing you to all the TH-cam content creators I know too, so they can give you a boost on their communities. You need 'blowing up' in the better sense of the modern vernacular 😁
What does your name for the channel mean? I think your channel name might be setting people back. Just my view. I'm not trying to be rude in anyway. It's just that your work is so well done, and I watched hours of it before I subscribed, because I don't understand what the name means. Don't change the name, just give a 3 second thing at the beginning telling what in means. I see Kino alot, but I have no clue what it means, and Okolo is new to me as well. I'm sorry if I offend from my ignorance, I am only trying to help. You can delete my comment if you like.
Can we all just take a moment to thank Tarantino's mother?!
The guy impersonating Tarantinos voice is too much lol
Nope
My sister in law worked for her.
@@therealwilfreddierkes9980 fr?
@@nickdiaz4961 He's not bad but he's too slow!
Jackie Brown was in EVERY black household in the late 90’s. It’s his most slept on movie and it’s one of Samuel L Jackson best work next to 187.
the bit with Bobby de Niro in the park lot gets me every time when she says "lou-issssssss..." lol
****EDIT**** Some people think I meant this comment to be sarcastic. I honestly didn't. I am a QT fan, and it was cool hearing about Jackie Brown from this perspective. Here is my original comment: "That's fascinating. I had no idea that the black community had an affinity for that movie. That is so cool. You've taught me something I didn't know."
@@johndalton3180 I sense sarcasm? Jackie Brown is literally a love song to black cinema, starring the Queen herself miss Foxy Brown. Of course the movie was very popular with black people.
@@johndalton3180 You don’t need to be so damn rude. The commenter is simply expressing how beloved the movie was by the black community… your petulance and sarcasm is not needed.
@@Paul-sl9zm Forget that idiot. He’s another clueless white person who takes issues when black people have the nerve to talk about anything black-related.
Quentin is the greatest ever. His story is incredible. He did all of this by himself, and of course with the love an d support of his mother. It was smart to move to L.A. too.
I think your journalistic and concise documentaries are a breath of fresh air, in a space filled with "media production".
It took me 8 hours of viewing. Not a moment wasted.
Thank you.
Thank you!
We are just some amateur movie enthusiasts =)
I learned more about QT in the first 6 minutes then I have in hours of other videos about him.
I love the story format used here.
I dont get how such well put up documentary has so few views.
It is what TH-cam documentaries should be accurate well made and entertaining just pure kino.
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The man is a legend. His movies are amazing when it comes to giving you a full experience. I can’t wait for more Tarantino❤
When I turned on the video I expected a 10-20 minute filler for my day, and I realized this to be a full fledged documentary in 3 parts! Wow, I went through the 1st episode with fascination, definitely will load up the next ones as soon as I have an hour to spare, thank you for your hard work!
"Best Acting Done By John Travolta.' Always been my favorite awards category.
As someone who absorbs everything about any auteur director, this video has some footage I've never found before. Kudos. And thanks for giving me new adventures to hunt down.
I'm very pleased to find out there's two more parts to this documentary.
I thought it was a definitive work on Tarantino and a very enjoyable watch.
Never did care for NATURAL BORN KILLERS and now I know why.
I always loved TRUE ROMANCE which was from his earlier days with an unforgettable fight scene in a motel room but surprised it was directed by Tony Scott who did MAN ON FIRE with Denzel, his finest performance IMO. Scott was a very fine director and I'm pleased he had that connection to Tarantino. The writing just leaps off the screen.
This is hands down the best Tarantino doc i've seen in my life. Great job!!!
Hey! Thank you!
One of the best things I’ve seen on TH-cam in awhile! Sharing and thank you for making!
I love how this has been released at the same time I've been binge watching grindhouse movies over lockdown. Great channel 🖤
Thank you! The second vol. is already on our channel. Enjoy it! If you think it's worth it, please share it ;)
Thank you so much for this video. I absolutely love Quentin Tarantino and watching an hour long doc on him is my happy place. Amazing
Hi! It's just the first volume of 3 parts documentary. Check out our channel. Probably, the second volume is even more entertaining.
All 3 of these are so well made that even my brother watched it , he’s not a fan of documentaries he liked it a lot as well , the opening to this is very cool as well you kept it plain simple but yet filled with good information
Finally I get to be in the first group of ppl to subscribe to a channel that is amazing and will surely be 1M someday soon..great job and awesome voice over brother
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@@OkoloKino thank you for your amazing attention to detail and the immense amount of research you must have done, and again the voice over commentary is really quality brother , I can honestly say that I think Quentin Tarantino himself would appreciate this video just on the passion you two obviously share or whomever wrote this and did the research... Thanks again for this man watching for more stuff from you in the future
@@mattketchabaw3907 Thank you so much! Yes, it would be great to get some feedback from Quentin. The research, script, editing, etc. is 100% made by us. The 4th, definitive volume, will be done just if and Tarantino wants it because we will need his participation. So, if someone knows how to contact him, welcome to help us =)
@@OkoloKino I would LOVE to see that come to fruition brother... I know that basically the number of your views/subs dictates who will do an interview with a TH-camr , which is understandable but u are criminally under rated, if only u could somehow get someone in his circle to just see the sheer love and respect and research and appreciation for his life/work, if he knew I'm sure he would give you the time with him to make this series about Quentin Tarantino himself the BEST documentary/bio that has ever been made .. it's already amazing and informative and very watchable with not one complaint from me who is a die hard fan of the man , if u get that interview, I really feel that you have done the perfect series on the subject but even if you don't I would recommend this and have to everyone I know that has even seen one of his movies , your truly an amazing team over there and as I said before , Quentin would love this love letter to his life and work.. PLEASE!! if anyone reading this can get his attention, make it happen ... This channel deserves it and clearly loves films like only ppl like Quentin can and do!! Cheers and I will always be looking for that conclusion to make it 11 out of 10 rating, and a 6th star thanks for all your hard work again Okolo Kino
The best hour of the day
Quentin's acting in Dusk really is deeply disturbing, but effective. Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
This 3 part doc is great! The random Russian titles and accent of the female narrator is somehow perfect for a QT doc! 😁
This is very well done! I am enjoying it very much , thanks for making great content. On to Vol 2 :-)
You guys keep knocking it out of the park. Amazing work!
This is pure gold.
Looking foreword to the next two! Thank you😎
Dude, i almost cried hearing the story of John travolta seeing quinten living in his old apartment. That was gold, so well researched. Thank you :)
Fantastic documentary! I could not stop grinning like an idiot all the way through watching this. :D
This is a brilliant documentary ,respect to the people who created it
I’m so addicted to these documentaries, there so well done.
What Tony Scott did with True Romance was excellent. Tarantino's work shines through the script.
It's right up there, Possibly my favourite movie. The entire cast, the script, the plot, everything. It's pure cinematic gold.
this documentary made Tarantino bigger ! :)
2:56 I love my mom for taking me to see movies like this when I was younger
Wow, what a great doc! I can't wait to see parts II and III!
Reservoir dogs was most certainly available in the UK on vhs. God knows how many times I watched it as a kid in the 90s.
Absolutely blown away by the amount of work and research that went into making this video!! So well presented that time just flew by I had no intention to watch this all in one sitting but now on to Vol. 2 :)
Dusk til Dawn was the first ever QT film I ever saw.. since that, he's been 1 of my favorite actors and directors. Amazing guy, so humble too.
Great great great documentary. I'm a huge fan and the info in here is just great. phenomenal research I didn't know about his kill bill connection. and the structure of the documentary is just great showing every pitfall makes the winnings really deserved. and even showing how this win wasn't that great compared to what he has done before. the whole thing is great. thanks for that!
Wow! Outstanding documentary. A must watch for film fans. ❤️
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AWSOME documentaries !!! All of them !!!
Thak you! Stay tuned because after 8 months of work we are going to release a new masterpiece soon!
Didn’t imagine I’d run into gandolfini in this documentary
I've seen a lot of docs on QT and this is by far the most comprehensive
I really wish Tarantino would make a Autobiographical movie of his life. I'd definitely like to see it.
this 3 part series is simply stunning!
i just realized that i didnt stop to smile the clip throu.....this era of film...man.....it aint will be back soon...!
You're brilliant thank you for the time effort and research you've put into each SERIES, I hope one day Quentin see this.
TARANTINO WOULD BE PROUD.
SALUD
SUPERB JOB! Master quality. Highly enjoyed.
Many thanks!
It’s a damn shame “My Best Friend’s Birthday” was lost in that fire, it looked unreal, and exactly what Q what go on to do throughout his career!
Incredible job on this
Being born in 1977 the coming of Tarantino was nothing less than perfect timing. Watched 'em all as they came out. Though Reservoir Dogs didn't reach Denmark until shortly before Pulp Fiction went to the cinema. He will always be one of my two favorite directors - Verhoeven being the other. Even though he (Tarantino) was best up until Kill Bill I can still appreciate the later film.
I found Once Upon A Time... really good. Maybe the best since Jackie Brown.
Thanks for a great video. Several goodies here I wasn't aware of. Good job...
Buen trabajo excelente bio
"Four Rooms" is a masterpiece. What a great film!!
That Tarantino impression as the voiceover kills me lol
Man your voiceover is great. it cracks me up whenever you start voicing
Four rooms is one of my favorite movies
This is amazing work thank you 🙏
This is amazing. Thank you 🙏
This was...Excellent!!!!
i remebre when quentin was the hottest director in the 90s now hes just a great film maker 👌and a personality of a guy how has balles of steal
Kill Bill was Tarantino's first movie I watched as a kid, so imagine that a 8-years-old kid watches something like that is kind of shocking and violent. Then, I saw Pulp Fiction, Inglourious basterds, and also his misunderstood masterpiece "Death Proof". Furthermore, I had the chance to see "Once upon a time in Hollywood", which was a love letter towards that Hollywood classic in the late 60's.
my favorite movie director
cool video. i've been wondering for a long time "how did tarintino go from working in a video store to making movies" and this video answers that question
Your documentaries are amazing. Very well done. Subscribed & notifications on 👍
Why has Tarantino not cast Nicholas Cage yet?
Your Videos are brilliant 🤟🏽💥
man, four rooms was one of my favorites movies since a saw it in my childhood
I LOVED Quentin Tarantino movies . I wish he would make more movies .
Thankfully the ones he's credited with have so much vibrance and pop, he's covered a wild assortment of topics and genres. But alas, there is one elusive concept he's been currently denied thus far: Star Trek.
When Tarantino really made it and had the money and connections is when he truly shines imo. He’s really all about Hollywood. And tried to do that without Hollywood early then got it in his back pocket.
this is a REALLY good doc. You probably see this comment alot but you deserve way more subs man! Keep up the amazing work
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TOP!!
Сильно!!!
Как отдельный фильм!!
Great videos mate worthy of the great man
Love the guy and all his work...Pulp is the best film of the 90's...
A guy with the best movie soundtracks.
loved this!
Bruce's BEST! 🎭
Ааааа i like it. 🤙😎
*1# Reservoir Dogs*
*2# From Dusk Till Dawn*
*3# Django Unchained*
*4# Pulp Fiction*
*5# Once Upon A Time In Hollywood*
Honorable mentions : *Jackie Brown* *Four Rooms* , *Natural Born Killers* *Kill Bill* & *Hateful Eight* !!!!!
Yes im not a huge fan of *Inglorious Bastards* like all the rookie Tarantino fans are , i grew up with his films since the 90's & seen both *Kill Bill* volumes & *Inglorious Bastards* in theaters & watched them a billion times but they were never special to me like his films from the 90's & i flip the channel when they're on TV , i don't do that with the others so thats how i know which are my favorites cuz i never get sick of those ones👍 honestly get kinda tired of hearing about Tarantino these days probably because i first saw *Pulp Fiction* on VHS at the age of only 8 or 9 back in 94 , it was a movie my moms bf wanted to see & i loved it especially the beginning scenes even at such a young age because i always had a morbid fascination for that kinda stuff even as a kid so i became a instant fan & showed all my friends that film & rented it again at a video store so they could see it but....i didn't know a decade later that he would become a household name with *Kill Bill* & then a worldwide phenomenon after *Inglorious Bastards* especially with all the new Tarantino fans but as a Veteran fan , i also grew up with Sergio Leone & Sergio Corbucci films & Ennio Morricones music thanks to my Italiano father especially the Dollars trilogy too so all this is very old stuff to me & i have to say that his 90's films are alot more nostalgic to someone like myself even today
Im still waiting for my table at Jack Rabbit 🐇 Slim's for my Bloody 🍔 & my burnt to a crisp but bloody ass hell 🥩 & my 5$ milkshake ❤️ I still own the laminated menu from the *Pulp Fiction* collection dvd 😁
Absolutely great series! I have watch all 3 now. Oddly I started on episode 2, and have now ended on episode 1. I guess Quinton would have wanted it that way. Lol. Anyway, fantastic job guys! You have earned a subscription from me! Cheers from Canada 🇨🇦 👍
Top 5 personal favorites :
*1# Reservoir Dogs*
*2# From Dusk Till Dawn*
*3# Django Unchained*
*4# Pulp Fiction*
*5# Once Upon A Time In Hollywood*
Honorable mentions : *Jackie Brown* *Four Rooms* , *Natural Born Killers* *Kill Bill* & *Hateful Eight* !!!!!
Yes im not a huge fan of *Inglorious Bastards* like all the rookie Tarantino fans are , i grew up with his films since the 90's & seen both *Kill Bill* volumes & *Inglorious Bastards* in theaters & watched them a billion times but they were never special to me like his films from the 90's & i flip the channel when they're on TV , i don't do that with the others so thats how i know which are my favorites cuz i never get sick of those ones👍 honestly get kinda tired of hearing about Tarantino these days probably because i first saw *Pulp Fiction* on VHS at the age of only 8 or 9 back in 94 , it was a movie my moms bf wanted to see & i loved it especially the beginning scenes even at such a young age because i always had a morbid fascination for that kinda stuff even as a kid so i became a instant fan & showed all my friends that film & rented it again at a video store so they could see it but....i didn't know a decade later that he would become a household name with *Kill Bill* & then a worldwide phenomenon after *Inglorious Bastards* especially with all the new Tarantino fans but as a Veteran fan , i also grew up with Sergio Leone & Sergio Corbucci films & Ennio Morricones music thanks to my Italiano father especially the Dollars trilogy too so all this is very old stuff to me & i have to say that his 90's films are alot more nostalgic to someone like myself even today
Im still waiting for my table at Jack Rabbit 🐇 Slim's for my Bloody 🍔 & my burnt to a crisp but bloody ass hell 🥩 & my 5$ milkshake ❤️ I still own the laminated menu from the *Pulp Fiction* collection dvd 😁
loving this! tx
Well done 👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾 im a future movie critic this is gold!
Awesome documentary! Great Archival Quentin Files.
Thank you!
Exelente video bro
Gracias, amigo!
39:26 if only Brue knew how right he was.
The story how Willis became Butch went down a little different than as it has been presented here. Interesting details have been changed or overseen:
Willis was a massive fan and knew all the lines from RD by heart. True. That Q had a new script ready Keitel passed on to Willis. They almost lived next door. So when Tarantino showed up at Keitel's pool party Willis was there and already had read the piece. He approached Q kindly. He wanted to be in the picture AND play Vincent. Well, Travolta was set. They took a walk along the beach together towards Willis place. He then even tryed on Jules! Turning him into some kind of hippy surfer dude. Not knowing that the role was written and then set particular for Jackson somewhere far I could maybe imagine Willis to pull it off. In another Universe perhaps. There can be only one Jules like there can only be one Vincent. Back then Bruce Willis would have been a massive win for the the movie at the time but Tarantino could not offer him any of these two roles. He could certainly not afford to loose Willis from the project. He also really wanted him in. Q couldn't rest this evening and finally called Willis persuading him sort of to read the script again from the perspective of Butch and sleep over it. They settled for it right the next day.
Please tell me you're working on another docu please...your work is amazing❤
I do! Slowly, but on the way. James Cameron. Will release the first volume soon. You can already watch the intro and the strories of the first movies on my second channel Kolo Kino clips.
@@OkoloKino I will thanks
😂 I love the Quentin Tarantino's voice narration. 🤣
Where did 1:02:11 just go?? That was phenomenal...thx to everyone concerned
Edit: I love all his 90's main output but imma just give Jackie Brown the props it truly deserves here...his most human film imho, its an understated (for q!) classic and extremely well cast and acted, just great cinema
amazing documentary!
Love Steve Bushemi, first seen in RD. Such a good cast.
Too good. Where's the link to Part 2?
It was in the description below
Here you are
th-cam.com/video/lGlWvpEsAO0/w-d-xo.html
I'm not an actor but to just get 2 minutes of screen time in a tarantino movie would be a dream come true 🙏🏼
Thanks!
Thank you very much!
The fact that Tarantino chose Travolta over Daniel Day Lewis for Pulp Fiction is insane.
Epic leading story telling. 13K Likes is fucking criminal.
BRAVO!!!!! [STANDING OVATION]
I wish it were true that we could find QT amidst Romero's '79 classic lol.
Quentin is a genius!! It's almost as if Ed Wood came back to Hollywood and had the last laugh.
This is just BILLANT.
Such a great director and he never won a single major award....wonder why
Fun fact: the woman dancing in the bikini on the tv in four rooms is Salma Hayek. Robert Rodriguez also was responsible for her doing that. Thank you Robert!!
👏 👏 👏 👏 👏 BRAVO!!!!❤