After asking a great question, your self restraint as an interviewer in letting the the guest take as long as they need to answer is why i'm a huge fan of this channel!
nick strahan stop kissing his fucking ass. Literally all his movies are so overrated. When I watch a movie I expect to see it play out in chronological order and expect to give a shit about the characters but I don't. How are his movies 2 and a half hours long yet there's no moral to the story?
Dad - Shaddup. If you don’t care about his characters, or don’t find his movies intriguing, then that’s _your_ problem. Don’t blame someone else because YOU can’t appreciate a good story with stellar dialogue.
The interviewer did a very good job. Ask question, listen, then ask another relating to the answer or prep the next question from your material. Charlie Rose take notes...
+MuseChick I was expecting a ton of QT hate in the comments, I'm happy that there is lots of love! I just watched H8tful 8 last night (no intermission) and really enjoyed it. I feared it would drag but I was completely immersed from start to finish. Kurt Russell is so legend and Jennifer deserves the Oscar for sure, but they will probably give it to the person in latest Hollywood white guilt movie. I see this year is continuing the trend with "Race."
The interviewer actually did a great job, he really understood that Tarantino just needs to start talking about his work and just be kind of guided a bit to move the interview along. The best interviews Tarantino has had have been ones where he could just talk and wasn't hounded with stupid questions the entire time. The respect between both parties made this interview great. :P
+IAin't Nervous Lol yeah like when you hear Jules explaining to Vince what a pilot is, or Schultz explaining to Django what a bounty is, it's totally in that Tarantino way of speaking, lol.
I must say. What a great interviewer you are sir. Pretty much always ask new interesting questions that the subjects hasnt already answerd a hundred times before. And yet you stay respectful. Kudos to you!
The best interview with Mr. Tarantino that I have seen. Letting him talk about the creative side of his work. Great questions and great answers. Half of the answer is in the question.
Love the way you let the interviewees speak, unlike other interviewers. And the focus on filmmaking rather than gossip makes your show especially awesome.
+DP/30: The Oral History Of Hollywood Alejandro shouldn't be that difficult, you had him before. Please make it happen. Him or Chivo would be such a treat.
+agenteagresivo Well then why don't you do it man :P (I agree that that would be great to see ;) )
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+MovieLover Hito You a real ass G, you know that? I loved this comment. Star Wars, Hateful 8, Revenant, and Creed. This will be a great holiday season for me.
Good to see QT in a good mood and waxing eloquent on his process. Thanks for letting him talk about what he wanted to talk about instead of asking him the same irritating questions people usually bug him with.
By far my favorite interview/film channel on TH-cam. No one else goes so in depth, while at the same time feeling like a natural convo. You really feel like you’re sitting with Quentin and picking his brain. You can tell the actors/directors really open up and feel comfortable. You deserve way more subs 👍🏼
He is so brilliant love watching all the behind the scene he does I love how he explains his vision.and then rewatch the movie after seeing his interview cus I realized I missed stuff.
Jimmybear: I respectfully disagree. For the same reason that Michael Jordan would not be a great basketball coach. You can't teach that kind of passion.
i love being able to delve into Quentin's mind and processes. he has so much to say about any aspect of film making and its just super interesting. great interview!
Mannix was great, with that big smile. Kurt Russell and Sam Jackson were the most charismatic. I also loved Bob the Mexican; Suspicious from the first moment and played it so well
Mr Tarantino you are great,I love your movies, Goodness I didn't know you were a director to,My bad!I can't tell you how many times I've watched The Hateful Eight 😁👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
How can you not like this guy?!? 24 up to now, and aside from the one who leaked the script all I can think of is: enviers. He lives the artist's dream, that's for sure. And he's an absolute darling about it.
Quentin is a straight up movie genius. What’s impressive is that he has an equal love of storytelling and characters along with the art of filmmaking. You can tell he truly puts a lot of time and effort into his movies.
Great interview. Tarantino always provides great insight and these questions opened windows for some interesting points. Interviewer, thumbs up. Tarantino, thumbs up.
Amazing writing, as per usual for Tarantino. Perplexing use of Super Panavision 70! A cramped, claustrophobic log cabin? I was waiting for a horse chase or some epic western sunsets!
I really want him to keep making movies. Please don't stop Quentin. In a world overflowing with shitty remakes, comic book films, and sequels, you stand out as one of few who know how to tell a story! It seems that in the modern age of social media and constant stimulation, people have trouble appreciating a good narrative and characterization. But whether you decide to pack it in or not, your movies will always be legendary and your legacy will never die. Thank you sir :)
Quentin is all up on History and retro isn't he. He has an astonishing breadth of knowledge , together with a very keen eye for minute detail, quirks and foibles. The kind of insignificant tiny detail that most would pass on. Tarrantino however is a genius at highlighting these idiosyncratic aspects, and then building on them to weave an fascinating story. He's a great storyteller that's for sure, and a gifted movie maker. His musical score and cinematography are beautiful aspects in his movies alone .He also seems to brings out the very best in his actors .Genius x :)
My favourite Tarantino film. If not my favourite movie in general. Reason being is that its always watchable for me. Even when i see clips, it makes me wanna keep watching. Ive watched Hateful 8 multiple times a year since its release. 9.9/10
Quentin has done a thousand interviews and there is no sense of apathy or boredom with this aspect of his job. He's putting in considerable effort to make sure "we" understand everything he's is discussing. Really remarkable.
You know the interviewer is good when at the end, the subject walks away with a huge smile. You know the interviewer is bad when at the beginning, the subject walks away.
It must be so fun writing this kind of narrative. As he says he let's the characters and the situations unfold themselves in front of him as he writes.
Thank you. It's telling that Hateful Eight is so polarizing. I think it may end up being the one with the longest legs. It's not my favorite of QT's work, but I can see that it may be the one I come back to and appreciate more and more as time goes on.
Guy Fawkes I instantly thought it was his best work after it was over. It's like all his films rolled into one. As if they were all connected and this was the conclusion. I have a feeling a lot more people will say this over time, as you eluded to
Tomas Jamieson I'm partial to "Kill Bill" because I share his love for the Shaw Brothers and Hong Kong cinema. "Hateful Eight" is definitely where he shows the most growth as a filmmaker and storyteller. His work up to "Inglourious Basterds" has always struck me as the cinematic equivalent of Hip-Hop and Mashup culture's use of samples to create a new artform. With "Inglourious", "Django" and "Hateful" he's working a more original vein than in previous films while at the same time making more traditional films, in a way. Interestingly he says his writing method changed during this period as well. I'm VERY interested to see what the next project will be. He's definitely into a new phase of his career at this point.
Cool they brought up Agatha Christie. Just read Murder on the Orient Express while listening to Ennio Morricone's score for the Hateful Eight. Safe to say it was a great experience.
I liked the fact that none of the main characters in this film is a saint. They can be hateful or likable. And like Tarantino said you can approach the plot quite differently depending on whom you side with. The first time I saw this movie my favorite character was John Ruth, and it was Chris Mannix second time around.
So great! My first on your channel. I hit like, subscribe, and share. Just want to say thank you for this interview, Tarantino is on my top five. Also, your interview style was great. I look forward to going through your vids. Cheers!
Does anybody recognise the director Quentin mentions at 25:35? Does he say: Harold Klerman? Never heard of him and can't seem to find him with a search??
I am so lucky, I am dying to see these two films. The digital and MM! I'm dying. I can not wait. it is a possible icy western, christmas gift of the gods.
QT is a weirdo, a creep, an egotistic maniac and above all, not the most original of directors. Damn I fucking love him and so does any person with a passion for cinema. The 90s would've never been the same without this talented bastard. Long live QT.
Anatomy of Murder was not directed by Billy Wilder and was not an Agatha Christie book. The film Quentin Tarantino meant was Wilder's 1957 film Witness for Prosecution, based on Agatha's short story/play of the same name.
After asking a great question, your self restraint as an interviewer in letting the the guest take as long as they need to answer is why i'm a huge fan of this channel!
It's a law of nature that anything Tarantino has to say is 100 times more interesting than what the interview wants to interject about.
nick strahan stop kissing his fucking ass. Literally all his movies are so overrated. When I watch a movie I expect to see it play out in chronological order and expect to give a shit about the characters but I don't. How are his movies 2 and a half hours long yet there's no moral to the story?
Dad - Shaddup. If you don’t care about his characters, or don’t find his movies intriguing, then that’s _your_ problem. Don’t blame someone else because YOU can’t appreciate a good story with stellar dialogue.
The interviewer did a very good job. Ask question, listen, then ask another relating to the answer or prep the next question from your material. Charlie Rose take notes...
@@vitalityfox And yet here you are watching him being interviewed
I love interviews with Quentin and this one is great. His passion for his films is so infectious. Can't wait to see his new one.
+MuseChick I was expecting a ton of QT hate in the comments, I'm happy that there is lots of love! I just watched H8tful 8 last night (no intermission) and really enjoyed it. I feared it would drag but I was completely immersed from start to finish. Kurt Russell is so legend and Jennifer deserves the Oscar for sure, but they will probably give it to the person in latest Hollywood white guilt movie. I see this year is continuing the trend with "Race."
biffbyford
The film is total bollocks, too long and just a rip off of "the thing". I want my 3 hours back.
Aside from it being set in an isolated snowy location, and being a "whodunnit", i don't see the comparison
James Page
If you can't see how it's a thing remake, you don't know much cinema, he even said the ending was completely a copy of the thing.
Thanks for your sweeping generalisation of my world view. It couldn't possibly be that i just disagree with you.
The interviewer actually did a great job, he really understood that Tarantino just needs to start talking about his work and just be kind of guided a bit to move the interview along. The best interviews Tarantino has had have been ones where he could just talk and wasn't hounded with stupid questions the entire time. The respect between both parties made this interview great. :P
+Nathanseals His interviews with Charlie Rose are great, especially the Pulp Fiction one.
Haha true Toronto is like getting night talking about his movies writing ect😂👍
When Tarantino is in a great mood and confortable this is what you get, great interview sir.
he actually talks the way his characters often sound
+IAin't Nervous duh.
+IAin't Nervous Lol yeah like when you hear Jules explaining to Vince what a pilot is, or Schultz explaining to Django what a bounty is, it's totally in that Tarantino way of speaking, lol.
+Sauron Merciful He's actually been talking alot about wanting to do a tv mini series as well. People keep asking him about it.
IAin't Nervous also Uma Thurman has his same accent/way of speaking
The hateful eight got a lot of hate, I personally love every aspect of this film, and it’s in my top 10 favorites of all time.
Whaaat ? u must be kidding
@@liakossagounis0078 What if he wasn't kidding? 🤷
@@Wolfe-zl4ld then he has probably only watched 10 movies in his whole life
@@liakossagounis0078 Because he has a newer movie on his list?
Tbh if I made a top 10 movie favorites it would have at least 3 Tarantino films 😂
I must say. What a great interviewer you are sir.
Pretty much always ask new interesting questions that the subjects hasnt already answerd a hundred times before.
And yet you stay respectful.
Kudos to you!
Never been more exited to click on one of your interviews when I saw this on my subscription feed.
Thank you for this glorious interview! You always come in with the clutch!
Tarantino has true passion for his work.
*INSPIRED*
Oswaldo Mowbray (the hangman) was my favourite character because of the way he played on American expectations of the English upper class.
If i watch Quentin Tarantino interviews then I find at least ten more movies to watch. his references are out of control.
me too
The best interview with Mr. Tarantino that I have seen.
Letting him talk about the creative side of his work.
Great questions and great answers.
Half of the answer is in the question.
A superb interview with Quentin. It is always a pleasure to see and hear him speak. Thank you DP/30.
This is the best interview I've seen with Tarantino. Very informative. Great interviewer.
Love the way you let the interviewees speak, unlike other interviewers. And the focus on filmmaking rather than gossip makes your show especially awesome.
Good interview, glad QT enjoyed his time. Keep up the great work.
+Frank Howley Nice to see a fellow Internet Solider with good taste in film.
Please interview DiCaprio for The Revenant! Or Alejandro or Tom Hardy.
+MovieLover Hito That's up to them.
+DP/30: The Oral History Of Hollywood Alejandro shouldn't be that difficult, you had him before. Please make it happen. Him or Chivo would be such a treat.
+agenteagresivo Well then why don't you do it man :P
(I agree that that would be great to see ;) )
+MovieLover Hito You a real ass G, you know that? I loved this comment. Star Wars, Hateful 8, Revenant, and Creed. This will be a great holiday season for me.
+DP/30: The Oral History Of Hollywood dont forget Robert Richardson :)
Good to see QT in a good mood and waxing eloquent on his process. Thanks for letting him talk about what he wanted to talk about instead of asking him the same irritating questions people usually bug him with.
By far my favorite interview/film channel on TH-cam. No one else goes so in depth, while at the same time feeling like a natural convo. You really feel like you’re sitting with Quentin and picking his brain. You can tell the actors/directors really open up and feel comfortable. You deserve way more subs 👍🏼
He is so brilliant love watching all the behind the scene he does I love how he explains his vision.and then rewatch the movie after seeing his interview cus I realized I missed stuff.
Great video so far. I admire you always getting to best out of actors! Keep up the good work!
I love how he actually takes the time to gather his thoughts before answering, in order to give proper meaningful answers.
We need to petition Tarantino to create a masterclass, I'll pay every dollar I have to spend a few hours with this guy in a classroom.
Jimmybear: I respectfully disagree. For the same reason that Michael Jordan would not be a great basketball coach. You can't teach that kind of passion.
He’s too big for it
i love being able to delve into Quentin's mind and processes. he has so much to say about any aspect of film making and its just super interesting. great interview!
What a great interview! Very interesting questions, great flow of the conversation. It was a real pleasure👍
Chris Mannix was my favorite.
Ya after his first part he really grows on you! You just gotta realize he's never been made to actually listen to what a black man has to say!.
HiLbIlLy!
Mannix was great, with that big smile. Kurt Russell and Sam Jackson were the most charismatic. I also loved Bob the Mexican; Suspicious from the first moment and played it so well
Best Tarantino interview I've ever seen.
Your unobtrusive interviewing strategy has gained you a subscriber! You guys are doing a great job letting great people tell their stories.
Mr Tarantino you are great,I love your movies, Goodness I didn't know you were a director to,My bad!I can't tell you how many times I've watched The Hateful Eight 😁👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾👏🏾
How can you not like this guy?!? 24 up to now, and aside from the one who leaked the script all I can think of is: enviers. He lives the artist's dream, that's for sure. And he's an absolute darling about it.
Quentin is a straight up movie genius. What’s impressive is that he has an equal love of storytelling and characters along with the art of filmmaking. You can tell he truly puts a lot of time and effort into his movies.
Great interview. Tarantino always provides great insight and these questions opened windows for some interesting points.
Interviewer, thumbs up. Tarantino, thumbs up.
Django was the best theater experience I've ever had. I'm excited for this.
How was it?
I LOVE that Tarantino might also do theater. Love all his movies, hope he never stops making movies or just telling stories
Love this interview. Are you interviewing him for Once Upon a Time In Hollywood?
finally! I had been waiting for you to interview qt since the django days
Watching The Hateful Eight and Reservoir Dogs both I kept feeling like I would love to see both on stage. Please do it Quentin!
Such a pleasure to see these two people talk. Wonderful!
8:59 Billy Wilder did Witness for the Prosecution with Agatha Christie not Anatomy of Murder, Quentin you getting old but I forgive you
lol :-)
I wish I knew when he starts casting, especially since it’s going to be his last film ❤️
not that he would give anything away, but thanks for not trying to make him. this was a really solid interview. gold star for you : )
Now that is a man who is passionate about his work. Inspiring.
Just want to say that i really appreciate what you do and how you do it. Great interviews, great questions and conversations.
Amazing writing, as per usual for Tarantino. Perplexing use of Super Panavision 70! A cramped, claustrophobic log cabin? I was waiting for a horse chase or some epic western sunsets!
Great interview with QT. He's always excellent in these long form ones. Top marks sir
I really want him to keep making movies. Please don't stop Quentin. In a world overflowing with shitty remakes, comic book films, and sequels, you stand out as one of few who know how to tell a story! It seems that in the modern age of social media and constant stimulation, people have trouble appreciating a good narrative and characterization. But whether you decide to pack it in or not, your movies will always be legendary and your legacy will never die. Thank you sir :)
I kind of doubt he's trawling the youtube comment section.
The way Quentin talks about his work really does inspire me. He’s one of the best at what he does and it’s great to hear him explain his works.
Quentin is all up on History and retro isn't he. He has an astonishing breadth of knowledge , together with a very keen eye for minute detail, quirks and foibles. The kind of insignificant tiny detail that most would pass on. Tarrantino however is a genius at highlighting these idiosyncratic aspects, and then building on them to weave an fascinating story. He's a great storyteller that's for sure, and a gifted movie maker. His musical score and cinematography are beautiful aspects in his movies alone .He also seems to brings out the very best in his actors .Genius x :)
Mr Pink was my favourite dog by far.
Ditto
My favourite Tarantino film. If not my favourite movie in general. Reason being is that its always watchable for me. Even when i see clips, it makes me wanna keep watching. Ive watched Hateful 8 multiple times a year since its release. 9.9/10
I love this channel
Bless you for this interview! Love your questions and QUENTIN is the best of the best
Quentin has done a thousand interviews and there is no sense of apathy or boredom with this aspect of his job. He's putting in considerable effort to make sure "we" understand everything he's is discussing. Really remarkable.
You know the interviewer is good when at the end, the subject walks away with a huge smile.
You know the interviewer is bad when at the beginning, the subject walks away.
This guy's enthusiasm is so infectious, he is the ultimate salesman, he could be talking about anything and I'd be interested and engaged.
Terrific interview, ask Quentin about his work and you are golden for as long as the interview lasts.
It must be so fun writing this kind of narrative. As he says he let's the characters and the situations unfold themselves in front of him as he writes.
Great film indeed and looking forward to watching it again
The Hateful Eight is Tarantino's magnum opus of a career with several masterpieces
Thank you. It's telling that Hateful Eight is so polarizing. I think it may end up being the one with the longest legs. It's not my favorite of QT's work, but I can see that it may be the one I come back to and appreciate more and more as time goes on.
Guy Fawkes I instantly thought it was his best work after it was over. It's like all his films rolled into one. As if they were all connected and this was the conclusion. I have a feeling a lot more people will say this over time, as you eluded to
Tomas Jamieson
I'm partial to "Kill Bill" because I share his love for the Shaw Brothers and Hong Kong cinema. "Hateful Eight" is definitely where he shows the most growth as a filmmaker and storyteller. His work up to "Inglourious Basterds" has always struck me as the cinematic equivalent of Hip-Hop and Mashup culture's use of samples to create a new artform. With "Inglourious", "Django" and "Hateful" he's working a more original vein than in previous films while at the same time making more traditional films, in a way. Interestingly he says his writing method changed during this period as well. I'm VERY interested to see what the next project will be. He's definitely into a new phase of his career at this point.
Could NOT agree more!
Quentin I read your script last Christmas day, and to think I get to watch your movie this Christmas day is a huge awesome for me.
Amazing! Good stuff here - hope you get a Quentin interview for the rest of his films!
I don't understand how anyone could not like this guy
Cool they brought up Agatha Christie. Just read Murder on the Orient Express while listening to Ennio Morricone's score for the Hateful Eight. Safe to say it was a great experience.
David Poland! prepared,fresh ,interresting questions!
Another great interview. Thanks David.
Great conversation! I really enjoyed the interview.
Love him or hate him you have to admit Tarantino knows his shit.
I liked the fact that none of the main characters in this film is a saint. They can be hateful or likable. And like Tarantino said you can approach the plot quite differently depending on whom you side with. The first time I saw this movie my favorite character was John Ruth, and it was Chris Mannix second time around.
Quentin liked the interview :) there is not better compliment for you. Thanks.
Superb interview on a superb channel
I love you,Quentin.
At the end of the interview, he said something about him enjoying this interview. Good job, DP!
There's one dislike as of now. Probably the guy who leaked the script! If more dislikes show up, probably some cops!
Head like a fucking orange!
+MIND WORM Haha, yeah!
+fsyeah lol
+fsyeah Mr. Orange, you seem to know a lot about cops...
Fuk You "I don't have the slightest fucking idea what you're talking about."
Bro big thanks for these awesome Interviews!
I could listen to Tarantino ramble for hours. Lucky to have this man still active in Hollywood.
This guy could talk about movies for days. And I could listen to him talk about movies for days.
So great! My first on your channel. I hit like, subscribe, and share. Just want to say thank you for this interview, Tarantino is on my top five. Also, your interview style was great. I look forward to going through your vids. Cheers!
LOVED him refusing to give credit that treachery was a favour done unto him!
ALL HAIL QT!
Does anybody recognise the director Quentin mentions at 25:35? Does he say: Harold Klerman?
Never heard of him and can't seem to find him with a search??
GG1991 Harold Clurman
always great to hear mr tarantino ,,,,great artist
great interview
21:42 he fall in love with himself again. He adores himself is his strongest point ☺️
Great interview and many passion for the cinema.
Waiting for the movie. Can't wait to watch this!
Great interview, thanks!
I am so lucky, I am dying to see these two films. The digital and MM! I'm dying. I can not wait. it is a possible icy western, christmas gift of the gods.
I don't think there's any directors, or actors who are so into what they do like QT. you can truly hear his passion
Just for good measure this whole set design coffee mountainy look is doing it for me, Love the calming interview it looks great, good job
Tarantino makes the complex so simple. The way he describes thinking of a story as meditating is a good example.
What screenwriter are they talking about at 22:42?
Bump
+HabAnagarek Joe Schmuck ! Look him up on imbd ;)
+thelonedissenter that doesn't work on TH-cam
+HabAnagarek bump. not joe schmuck
Kudos to the interviewer for actually making QT feel at ease and having a good time. He's almost too giddy chatting about his new baby.
QT is a weirdo, a creep, an egotistic maniac and above all, not the most original of directors. Damn I fucking love him and so does any person with a passion for cinema. The 90s would've never been the same without this talented bastard.
Long live QT.
That's why I love this film so much...this whole thing could be one big stage play. Make it happen Q.
Where does confidence come from? I like how QT keenly reflects (between 17:58-18:32) on accomplishment.
Inside the mind of a master. Great interview! Thanks.
just saw The Hateful Eight at a early screening loved every minute awesome movie tarantino is my favourite director right now
WOW! This was so cool! Great interview.
Anatomy of Murder was not directed by Billy Wilder and was not an Agatha Christie book. The film Quentin Tarantino meant was Wilder's 1957 film Witness for Prosecution, based on Agatha's short story/play of the same name.
Really, really good-full of insights.