I really wish Guillermo had his own podcast. I could seriously listen to him all day and i know that I'm not the only one that feels that way. That podcast would be wildly popular.
While searching for interviews with him I hadn’t seen yet, I was thinking exactly about what you just said. I know people who, while undeniably knowledgeable, cannot say a word without it feeling like they are showing off or making fun of you for not knowing what they know. Guillermo on the other hand, no - he is sharing information without any judgement or emotional validation attached to it.
@@whiteeye9584 Catholicism has a disproportional emphasis on concepts like guilt and repentance in it's doctrine. It psychologically does a lot of harm to many folks.
Guillermo del Toro is the only worldwide celebrity to whom I feel most related. I'm an artist and basically for all my life I've been gathering visual and spiritual references similar to things I fell in love with, when I was younger. Guess it's the point where your soul gets it's shape when you are a kid.
I love that we share the experience of “compromising with monsters” when we were younger. I thought there were monsters in my basement when I was a kid, but I made “friendships” with them to escape my brothers and their friends. I honestly thought I was crazy for doing that, but I love hearing that one of my favorite directors did the same
What an interesting man. I saw the exhibit their talking about and it was something else. In a good way. He is so smart; I love it when he uses the word "erudite" .
Delightful. I could listen to this guy all day. I think he has inherited the mantle of Joseph Campbell. Where Campbell gave us the scholarly information, Del Toro takes us there. Bravo.
Fantastic, natural & deep interview. I love GDT movies & the atmosphere he creates. A wonderful storyteller attentive to the light & darkness of the human heart. There is sad truthfulness that monstrosities of this world come from the human race....
Wow...if you’ve read H. P. Lovecraft, especially his dream-cycle, his dream was VERY Lovecraftian. This whole seeing things unseen in the dark, and being in contact with those, scared and yet close to them.
Look up the film, The Wanderer. It's like an N.C. Wyeth painting come to life. Came out around the time Barry Lyndon came out, and I was much more taken by it. It has the magic.
Guillermo del Toro is the man!!! I didn't like the last season of strain tho... season 1 and 2 were awesome!! The imgaining and camera angles were freaking awesome!!!
He is the quiet nerd that grew up to be an important figure in horror/fantasy cinema. I'm soo glad he is Mexican. :D which goes against his whole point of monsters are accepted for what they are and unlike US who find anything to divide humanity.
We had that green shag in our rented flat for about a decade before we committed to spending some dough. There's a bit on our hall closet....must be from the 60's.
Now that you've seen Shape of Water, how many of you picked up what happened at the end? When the creature kills Shannon's character, he cuts his throat. You see.........
Long story short Guillermo is escapist, it is not bad, so long you have backbone to stand up to cruelties of this world at most important times. When somebody attacs your country, your home and family there is only one thing you can do.
Interesting. But I think such worship and affinity with monsters is a slippery slope. Djinn (demons) are real - and are always looking low-hanging fruit. Guillermo is a 'soft touch'. He's got sympathy for the depraved and evil. I hope he says prayers of protection before he focuses his talents on the Dark Side. 🌚
I really wish Guillermo had his own podcast. I could seriously listen to him all day and i know that I'm not the only one that feels that way. That podcast would be wildly popular.
It's a good thing he doesn't have one. He's far too talented and creative to waste his life on a podcast. He needs to create films.
He is still a child dreaming. That is wonderful.
Guillermo has such keen intellect and an ability to articulate his ideas in a totally unpretentious way.
That's what I love about Del Toro. He's a genius who can express himself in a way that gets his point across in the most approachable way.
While searching for interviews with him I hadn’t seen yet, I was thinking exactly about what you just said. I know people who, while undeniably knowledgeable, cannot say a word without it feeling like they are showing off or making fun of you for not knowing what they know. Guillermo on the other hand, no - he is sharing information without any judgement or emotional validation attached to it.
it's called autism ;)
“I was raised catholic too”
“My condolences”
Love this guy
why is that bad?
@@whiteeye9584 Catholicism has a disproportional emphasis on concepts like guilt and repentance in it's doctrine. It psychologically does a lot of harm to many folks.
Guillermo del Toro is the only worldwide celebrity to whom I feel most related.
I'm an artist and basically for all my life I've been gathering visual and spiritual references similar to things I fell in love with, when I was younger. Guess it's the point where your soul gets it's shape when you are a kid.
"We are much farther from angels than we are from mosters" kind of defines the human condition for me
Guillermo Del Toro is such a HUGE inspiration to me and listening to him speak is so enlightening and entertaining. I love him.
Una inspiración Guillermo del Toro, me enorgullece como mexicano verlo crecer en otros países y no olvidar sus raíces
I love that we share the experience of “compromising with monsters” when we were younger. I thought there were monsters in my basement when I was a kid, but I made “friendships” with them to escape my brothers and their friends. I honestly thought I was crazy for doing that, but I love hearing that one of my favorite directors did the same
This guy remembers what happened when he was 2? He's propably a genius
He has photographic memory
The GREAT Guillermo del Toro! Such a delightful interview, too bad it didn't last longer. MAESTRO!
We wish he could have stayed longer, too!
I love every interview I've seen of him. He is a rich soul.
Love Guillermo so much!!
Great interview and conversation. Del Toro is the best director working today, for my money, and one of my favorites. Well done.
What an interesting man. I saw the exhibit their talking about and it was something else. In a good way. He is so smart; I love it when he uses the word "erudite" .
This man is an Encyclopedia of film 🎥 knowledge.
Delightful. I could listen to this guy all day. I think he has inherited the mantle of Joseph Campbell. Where Campbell gave us the scholarly information, Del Toro takes us there. Bravo.
Guillermo Del Toro is one of my favorite directors. I can't wait for the shape of water!
Bearbonez what did u think of the movie?
Guillermo Del Toro has an incredible vision. I want to see him remake Ridley Scott's Legend. That would be amazing.
Daniel Villalobos He is the man for the job.
el trumpador I know I love that movie too. It was an idea.
Tom. What a year thus far. Great interview! This interview is huge. Well done.
man this was great
Thanks for watching!
He is great*
Del Toro is a cinematic master.
"No, no, I'm not insane!" hahahaha
I bloody love his films. They're so beautiful.
Fantastic, natural & deep interview. I love GDT movies & the atmosphere he creates. A wonderful storyteller attentive to the light & darkness of the human heart. There is sad truthfulness that monstrosities of this world come from the human race....
I started a kinship with monsters when I was in the crib gotta he one of the hardest quotes i’ve ever heard
One of my favourite directors. What a wonderful man. 🤗
I love this guy ! I didn't even watched one of his films yet but everytime I find myself listening to him without realizing it
Wow...if you’ve read H. P. Lovecraft, especially his dream-cycle, his dream was VERY Lovecraftian. This whole seeing things unseen in the dark, and being in contact with those, scared and yet close to them.
fantastic interview, thanks so much !
One of my favorite directors, great imagination.
Oh man, he's so relatable. I still feel like this as am adult.
Terrific interview, what a delight to watch.
Brilliant interview despite some truly awful off the cuff response questions by the interviewer, each of which consisted of the same four words.
WHAT A REVELATION INTO HIS CREATIVITY!
I love listening to him talk🥰
well read well spoken intellectual who has taken it upon himself to entertain the public with film.
It sounds like he’s describing sleep paralysis it’s so interesting
Enamorado de este artista
"Can we validate his parking and get him out of here" LMAO
Love his interviews
Look up the film, The Wanderer. It's like an N.C. Wyeth painting come to life. Came out around the time Barry Lyndon came out, and I was much more taken by it. It has the magic.
damn hes so smart and interesting
This interview further establishes why GDT is one of my favorite directors and people
I love this dude!!!
Thank you Del Toro. I love you
love him
Neat.
I love G. del Toro so much ♡♡♡♡
He's so cute.
Great interview.
Inspiring and uplifting
Vato knows whats up. Master at his craft. Viva Mexico!
I would say at this point Guillermo del toro is his own genre
This guys awesome !
How does one-
Live a childhood-
Surrounded by pictures "that inspire him"-
Having HR giger works in that collection
Let him do Mountains of Madness damn you studios!!!
PLEASE!
Guillermo Del Toro is the one guy I would trust to direct a Devil May Cry film
Totally
Bravo!
my fav dirrector of all time - he got robbed of doing the hobbit - humanity got robbed from viewing it
The house of intellect!
He's right about the monsters
Brilliant
and I'm about to die all the time. I love the melancholy of being depressed... I hate being happy
Can't wait for new Haunted Mansion
Guillermo del Toro is the man!!! I didn't like the last season of strain tho... season 1 and 2 were awesome!! The imgaining and camera angles were freaking awesome!!!
He only directed the first episode. That’s probably why
He is the quiet nerd that grew up to be an important figure in horror/fantasy cinema. I'm soo glad he is Mexican. :D which goes against his whole point of monsters are accepted for what they are and unlike US who find anything to divide humanity.
From where is Guillermo? Because I'm from Mexico city and here is raining all the time lol
todd todd Creo que de GDL
Guadalajara
I love rain
20:10
'Hellboy'.....is a masterpiece
What Frankenstein movie is he talking about?
The universal studios one directed by James whale
If Pugsley Addams grew up, I think he would be something like Guillermo.
We had that green shag in our rented flat for about a decade before we committed to spending some dough. There's a bit on our hall closet....must be from the 60's.
Now that you've seen Shape of Water, how many of you picked up what happened at the end? When the creature kills Shannon's character, he cuts his throat. You see.........
I don't think you need to tell Guillermo what AGO is since he lives mostly in Toronto.
I think it's also for the listeners/viewers :)
@@Foundlilly11 Perhaps, although how many listeners/viewers are outside of Toronto, Ontario, or Canada?
Long story short Guillermo is escapist, it is not bad, so long you have backbone to stand up to cruelties of this world at most important times. When somebody attacs your country, your home and family there is only one thing you can do.
I wish everyone would give him more work. God dammit Konami!
i really want to see him directing a silent hill movie..
9:20
Death Stranding brought me here.
I wanted him to direct godzilla vs kong
He should have moved to Glasgow. It rains here all the time.
Un personage rarote
he doesn't wear the ring
stole em
Interesting. But I think such worship and affinity with monsters is a slippery slope. Djinn (demons) are real - and are always looking low-hanging fruit. Guillermo is a 'soft touch'. He's got sympathy for the depraved and evil. I hope he says prayers of protection before he focuses his talents on the Dark Side. 🌚
greatly admire his work, but it is obvious he is a heavily tortured soul… hope he finds what he seeks 😞