They pulled out the most unknown, rubbish movies to try and up stage him, but he still knew about the creators & cast after he saw the covers. Very impressive.
@@msl361 Yeah any single person that has worked on any set knows everything has test runs and they know what ever is happening otherwise they wouldn't get high profile guests because it could be a PR nightmare if they just go in blind so all the sets are scripted and pre show tested.
@@lostwithdan4331 classic TH-cam commenter. You know more about everything than anyone else. You have absolutely nothing whatsoever to back yourself up but that doesn’t stop you from making random assumptions. Get a life, dude.
@@AnthonyUmann the thing is.... it's already been done with Clerks. anything else would be derivative. it's not his style. Quentin needs a story.... even films without a story have some kind of story-driven focus (like the anthology works in Pulp Fiction). there wouldn't be much a story about him being a nerd in a movie rental place...
@@AnthonyUmann He wrote True Romance as a reference to that period in his life. Of course being Quentin, there have to be shootouts, gangsters, and cocaine embellished in.
@@blue24563 I mean, they were mainly grindhouse movies from the 70's and 80's. Tarantino famously spent his entire childhood watching precisely those films, his mom would basically use it as day care: drop him off at the grindhouse theater all day. He even produced/co-directed a double feature homage to the genre in 2007.
@@orlock20 it‘s Even worse in different country’s. In Germany sometimes the Wikipedia page‘s summary of the Titels is longer than the the rest of the stuff about the Movie. Even worse wenn actors got famous. Today it‘s better, but still today they remarkt old movies if someone got famous. Like „someone is a dead body in his first movie but got famous later the change the title, put him big on the front an make it look like he starred in it.😅
It's like me with people's names. I'm sorry I can't remember your name. We met the one time and you were wearing a green shirt and was holding a pepsi and we had a conversation about your grandfather's experience in Vietnam, but just cannot recall your name!
@@Quartan284 No it definitely is. It says facism is a right wing thing only when the past 4 years has proven MUCH differently. Can't believe morons believe EVERYTHIGN they see on a computer screen.
Quentin is the perfect example of why you should never stifle your child's passion. If his parents had yelled at him to 'stop watching movies and get outside' we would never have got his incredible contributions to cinema.
I don’t agree with this advice, make sure your children have a normal life. The amount of good things he will miss having a anormal life will surely surpass any good things that might come with it. Just imagine how many people had a friendless childhood only watching movies all day in their room and didn’t grow up to be world famous directors
@@icarojose6316 if EVERY parent acted this way, there would be no directors, actors, writers, maybe even athletes, if you do everything to force them to have a normal life. Maybe don't let your child do anything he wants 24 hours a day, but don't decide what their life should be either.
@@nomecognome8737 of course not, people do stuff despite what their parents think. My parents didn’t make me become a software engeener, I decided it on my own. You’re acting like you don’t have any autonomy
@@icarojose6316 I'm simply saying that if every parent thought the same way as you, saying that most people who spent days watching movies didn't become famous directors, we wouldn't have any famous directors at all
Mazes and Monsters gained a bit of fame on the internet over the years, because it basically treats Dungeons and Dragons like it's all the bad drugs combined and it's hilariously out of touch.
I knew the Mazes and Monsters one and that it was a TV movie (not that I was blindfolded during this) simply because about 7 or 8 years ago I went on a hunt to try to find the most obscure and unsuccessful Tom Hanks movies of all time
I recently learnt that QT is starting a podcast where himself, a producer of his films and a possible guest talk about a certain movie each episode and I couldn’t be more excited
* I love how he misses the first three but somehow is even more right by his follow up then had he just answered the question correctly in the first place.* I agree. I also thought i would re-right that for you so it was better understood :)
He's not that old. In the general age span, Eastwood at 91 is still releasin films every year. 30 years is their age difference....that's a lifetime of creativity.
It will probably never happen, but this is why I'd love to see Tarantino as a RedLetterMedia guest. He has an encyclopedic knowledge of obscure VHSs that's on-par or greater than Jay and Rich's.
I have literally fantasized him and Mike and Jay and Rich around the big green table with 3 vhs tapes in the center. I've watched every BOTW probably 20 times each, and that would be my most watched. By far.
@@pj1995____ One of the best filmmakers of all time? Well....that´s an exaggeration in my opinion. He certainly made some great movies and some where not so great, but to put him in the league of the best filmmakers of all time is a bit over the top in my opinion.
I could listen to Quentin talk film for hours upon hours upon hours. The man has been in film for so long and still talks about it with the passion and excitement of a fresh faced rookie.
I find myself always coming back to QT’s interviews. It’s very satisfying to see someone being so passionate about what he loves. He’s literally a walking encyclopaedia of movies. His knowledge of foreign movies is also truly impressive
He must've been a hoot in his video store rental days. Just absorbing everything and recommending obscure films to customers. Kind of like a video store version of the record store employees in 'High Fidelity'.
Also Scorsese encourages improvisation while Tarantino wants his lines to be spoken the way he wrote them. Two directors with vastly different styles but two with such passion for film and film making
QT would win this easily. He's got a memory for details that's like a superpower. Not a knock on Scorsese (he's great too), but he doesn't have this same ability that QT has. Nobody does.
These are truly obscure VHS movies, I never even heard of these and he not only can come up with the title of some of them by hearing the description, but can tell you who was in it... he truly, knows his crappy movies 😆
@@zhaoliang4217 No cares about your negativity. Let the person that commented have his nice comment. There's no need to always try and question things and put the original comment down. It constantly see it. It's like people can't help themselves from disagreeing with someone saying something nice.
Mazes & Monsters isn't that bad even. It hasn't aged well, as it was made during the Satanic Panic, but IIRC the acting was alright. I mean, it's got Tom Hanks in it. There's worse.
@@elfsieben1450 You are right about the satanic panic era, I remember this movie played on T.V. early 80's? Maybe, and it freaked my parents out, because I played D&D at the time.
@@joetuktyyuktuk8635 You truly have a lot of religious nut jobs over in the U.S., and they have a lot of societal and political influence. This kind of panic wouldn't have flown in Europe back in the Eighties. But nowadays, conspiracy whackos are on the rise, the lunatic fringe on the right has become much broader, and internet filter bubbles have become fast breeders for extremism of any kind; also the TV landscape is much more sensationalist and programmers don't mind at all dumbing down audiences and giving nutjobs serious screentime on equal footing next to genuine experts on a subject; so I wouldn't be surprised if we soon had similar dynamics in our society as well. Rational thinking seems to go out the window.
@@elfsieben1450 I know what you mean, sometimes I think certain parts of this hemisphere are one cataclysmic "act of god" away from something akin to "The Handmaids Tale". At least in that scenario, I would be on the right side of that wall...
Jimmy: Would you like these tapes for your personal collection? Quentin: No thank you Jimmy, I have all these already in my extensive climate controlled video vault.
Original film prints 🎞 . Dude has his own home theatre and does movie nights with friends where he mixes the trailers to run before the movies. He’s O.G
Listening to Quentin Tarantino talk about movies is one of the coolest past times you could have. He is a gentleman and a scholar. He could be a lecturer in cinema history and it would be one of the coolest courses ever.
I was always thought QT was very intimidating but this video made me really like him, he seems like a very cool guy and I feel like it would be a good time to just sit with him and talk about movies
If anyone is interested Quentin appears on the pure cinema podcast occasionally and talks at length about movies I’ve never heard of,it is quite astonishing his depth of knowledge. 3 hours sometimes!
The hours and hours he must have spent watching old vhs tapes. Also the level of trivia knowledge and the excitement whenever he talks about ANY movie. Legend
To be fair, if he had actually known and studied VHS movie summaries I'd be worried for his sanity. Because that is straight garbage information no one needs in their brain.
@@valoriethechemist you can read him the VHS description of Aladdin and he wouldn't recognize it. And then would start talking about all his personal knowledge about the actors, director, music composers and Disney itself
@@marinadeburgos8666 The back cover of Aladdin literally starts with the word Aladdin... I’m sure he’d never guess that one... specially as it goes on to describe the movie as a magic carpet ride... You’re just being a contradictory jerk. Tarantino’s brilliant when it comes to movies. The fact he got 2 of 4 of these (and was close on another) is astounding. And he didn’t list off random studio facts... he listed actors and directors of the actual movie and whether it was released on vhs...
This is a game he should make, Tarantino guesses movies off their description, if he misses it he has to give two facts about the movie to still get the point. I call it trivial trivia with Tarantino.
Apparently, Tarantino will soon be starting a podcast in which he, someone he works with frequently and a different actor or actress each episode will discuss a chosen movie, so it's kinda gonna be a thing
He seems like one of those creative people that would watch a mountain of crap/mediocre movies just to pick out the 2 second bits they did right and integrate it into his work.
@@mediaisevil6730 Tarantino is clearly very intelligent but I don't think his branch of intellect would necessarily transfer well to an IQ test. He'd probably score quite high on the verbal test, though.
When I was taking an intro to film class in college I had to grab a copy of Psycho unexpectedly for a last minute syllabus change. I called the local Blockbuster to ask if they had it in stock and it seemed like they were taking awhile to look it up. I clarified I needed the original, not the remake with Vince Vaughn - "you know, the one by Alfred Hitchcock?" The clerk replied, "Who is Alfred Hitchcock?"
QT's relationship with these cult classic films is the equivalent of how many people (admittedly myself included sometimes) can be terrible with names of previous acquaintances or old classmates but can tell you a lot things they remember about them, like their old nickname they used to go by, where they worked, who their brother is, or some obscure detail like they have six toes. Then hear their name and go "oh yeah that was you for sure." 🤣
I often think of Hideo Kojima as a Japanese Tarantino even though he's never directed a movie. I'd love to see the two of them have a long conversation on movies.
@@gregdahlen4375 film appreciaton 70% of the job. I went to school for mass media and communication and we had to watch films and do essays for hours. Even based on the camera shots. For sure!
@@ColinFox 2 out of 4 actually. And it's not that big of a deal if he wouldn't know any of them. These are all obscure movies with very general descriptions... But in the end, he knew all of the four, in specific details, while none of us here or in the audience has ever heard about any of those. That's the real point.
Tarantino: Doesn't guess the film title*
Also Tarantino: "The first camera assistant's cousin is from Paraguay"
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂👌🏽👌🏽
LOLOLOL
Also Tarantino: "The second director has hairy feet."
Also Tarantino: "the make-up artist and the hairdresser were a couple with 3 kids, a dog and two cats"
The second unit director and the assistant's make up artist had a brief affair and she was great in bed. that's what i heard
This man is literally an encyclopedia of cinema, it’s pure passion.
Trash bag of cinema. Nolan is better
those were literally not cinema
He just bought a movie theatre in Hollywood
@@theriddler482 hillarious when both of these directors love each other's work for you to pretend you know more than either or have a higher opinion.
@@theriddler482 Why be so pretentious? Movies exist for all of us to enjoy.
They pulled out the most unknown, rubbish movies to try and up stage him, but he still knew about the creators & cast after he saw the covers. Very impressive.
You do realise that all of this is scripted and staged lol nothing on Jimmy kimmel is random lol.
@@lostwithdan4331 Do you have any proof of that?
@@msl361 Yeah any single person that has worked on any set knows everything has test runs and they know what ever is happening otherwise they wouldn't get high profile guests because it could be a PR nightmare if they just go in blind so all the sets are scripted and pre show tested.
@@lostwithdan4331 I'm not disagreeing with you, but I'd like to see some actual proof on that.
@@lostwithdan4331 classic TH-cam commenter. You know more about everything than anyone else. You have absolutely nothing whatsoever to back yourself up but that doesn’t stop you from making random assumptions. Get a life, dude.
"You're wrong Quentin"
"No."
"I see you are right, Quentin"
"I'm something of a jedi myself"
I'd love to see a movie about him focused on the time he worked at a video rental place.
@@AnthonyUmann the thing is.... it's already been done with Clerks. anything else would be derivative. it's not his style. Quentin needs a story.... even films without a story have some kind of story-driven focus (like the anthology works in Pulp Fiction). there wouldn't be much a story about him being a nerd in a movie rental place...
@@AnthonyUmann He wrote True Romance as a reference to that period in his life. Of course being Quentin, there have to be shootouts, gangsters, and cocaine embellished in.
@@brohvakiindova4452 I just pictured old Kenobi saying that 🤣🤣
He's the only person who could lose this game but still impress everyone.
I would call it a tie, he missed the first two but he got the remaining 2.
Also he was really close on the first one.
@@arjunsatheesh7609 He should get a bonus point for naming the director and the actual original title of the third one.
spoiler
When your the director of the movie pulp fiction you have street cred
For me he and I both won
Jimmy : No, it‘s called „Dogs of Hell“
Quentin: NO. The Title on the VHS is wrong.
Jimmy : Oh, you‘re right.
Amazingly, he was right! The guy must have seen every movie.
@@blue24563 он видел абсолютно все фильмы, и даже больше
@@blue24563 percs of working at a video rental store
@@blue24563 I mean, they were mainly grindhouse movies from the 70's and 80's. Tarantino famously spent his entire childhood watching precisely those films, his mom would basically use it as day care: drop him off at the grindhouse theater all day. He even produced/co-directed a double feature homage to the genre in 2007.
Also Quentin: "Mazes and Monsters was a TV movie."
Jimmy: "no."
Quentin: "yes it was."
Also Jimmy: "oh ok."
He knows everything about a movie except the title. Substance over surface indeed.
Titles change as seen in this episode.
@@orlock20 it‘s Even worse in different country’s. In Germany sometimes the Wikipedia page‘s summary of the Titels is longer than the the rest of the stuff about the Movie. Even worse wenn actors got famous. Today it‘s better, but still today they remarkt old movies if someone got famous. Like „someone is a dead body in his first movie but got famous later the change the title, put him big on the front an make it look like he starred in it.😅
nice
More like he definetly knows if you remind which movie it is
It's like me with people's names. I'm sorry I can't remember your name. We met the one time and you were wearing a green shirt and was holding a pepsi and we had a conversation about your grandfather's experience in Vietnam, but just cannot recall your name!
He is the guy who corrects Wikipedia.
Wikipedia is full of BS.
@@blablableh724 I think you are confusing it with TH-cam comment sections...
@@blablableh724 it is my pleasure ,muri Amahoro ..thats rwandese by the way!!
@@Quartan284 No it definitely is. It says facism is a right wing thing only when the past 4 years has proven MUCH differently. Can't believe morons believe EVERYTHIGN they see on a computer screen.
Follow Islam say ashdw ana la alah ela Allah washdw ana Mohamed abdw wrsol
this dude could get everything wrong yet still somehow knows all the right answers
Can you be right even when you’re wrong?
Tarantino: hold my rottweiler
Tarantino also: beer my hold
Yeah
@Sand Hanitizer “nonlinear structure”
Hahahaha nice one
Dog of hell*
This needs to be a recurring segment where Quentin Tarantino comes back just for this.
I got a nice alliteration for it, trivial trivia with Tarantino.
IKR this was fun to watch.
OMG, YES! I'm so in on that idea! =D
YES!
Someone said he is gonna start a podcast so im ready for that
Quentin is the perfect example of why you should never stifle your child's passion.
If his parents had yelled at him to 'stop watching movies and get outside' we would never have got his incredible contributions to cinema.
His stepfather took him to movies, and was equally passionate about films. He would also go "And this actor was also in this film..." And so on.
I don’t agree with this advice, make sure your children have a normal life. The amount of good things he will miss having a anormal life will surely surpass any good things that might come with it. Just imagine how many people had a friendless childhood only watching movies all day in their room and didn’t grow up to be world famous directors
@@icarojose6316 if EVERY parent acted this way, there would be no directors, actors, writers, maybe even athletes, if you do everything to force them to have a normal life. Maybe don't let your child do anything he wants 24 hours a day, but don't decide what their life should be either.
@@nomecognome8737 of course not, people do stuff despite what their parents think. My parents didn’t make me become a software engeener, I decided it on my own. You’re acting like you don’t have any autonomy
@@icarojose6316 I'm simply saying that if every parent thought the same way as you, saying that most people who spent days watching movies didn't become famous directors, we wouldn't have any famous directors at all
I literally did not want that segment to end lol. What a great concept, I totally dig it
It should be a regular bit, every time QT is on. Like how some guests come on just to quiz Stephen Colbert about Tolkien.
I'd watch that game show.
Ditto!
I could watch an hour of that, no problem.
"Do you want to do one more ?" "YES !"
Something tells me he would have been game for a thousand more.
I could watch this for as long as the segment lasted.
He'd do 10 max
@@CrankingItWithJeffToobin have faith!
The most obscure VHS movies of all time and he came so close.. thats hella impressive.
Mazes and Monsters gained a bit of fame on the internet over the years, because it basically treats Dungeons and Dragons like it's all the bad drugs combined and it's hilariously out of touch.
I knew the Mazes and Monsters one and that it was a TV movie (not that I was blindfolded during this) simply because about 7 or 8 years ago I went on a hunt to try to find the most obscure and unsuccessful Tom Hanks movies of all time
Yeah these were super obscure.
Can Quentin Tarintino guess movies by ONLY seeing the actresses' feet?
Does the sky have clouds?
haha this is great
Good one lol
🤣🤣🤣
Yes
Tarantino: “Don’t know the film but the food service guy on that set had webbed toes.”
Haha 😂
It's Tarantino so that's not surprising
3:29 When Quentin disagrees with the cover, the cover is wrong.
he's the chuck norris of movie knowledge
I’d love to see Tarantino and Scorsese compete in a game like this. They’re both walking encyclopedias of film.
And PTA
Scorsese would win pre-1970 cinema and Tarantino would win post 1970 IMO.
And Ford Coppola
Just ask Scorseee questions about Marvel.
@@andrewgrant6516 i agree With Scorseses Stands on those movies
I recently learnt that QT is starting a podcast where himself, a producer of his films and a possible guest talk about a certain movie each episode and I couldn’t be more excited
What is the name
Did you here that from joe Rogans podcast then assume he was going to do that. He did this back when he worked at the video store.
OMG YESSSSS
where did you see this?
Yes, I listen to Joe Rogan as well.
Quentin: Gets answers wrong.
Also Quentin: Goes on to list every actor ever born.
What.
I envy Quentin. He passionately loves what he does.
I'm sure the feeling is mutual
What are you passionate about? You can do that you know!
Absolutely! I love this guy
You don't?
More like he does what he loves
I could watch 10 seasons of QT guessing videos. Only 10 though no more.
This comment is brilliant
I love that dude
:) Would sooo listen to a podcast of him Quentining about movies.
Lol I don’t get it...I’m ashamed
@@Mojitosrisin he's only making 10 movies then not making anymore
I love how he misses the first three but is somehow even more right than had he just answered the question correctly.
He technically got the third one right
* I love how he misses the first three but somehow is even more right by his follow up then had he just answered the question correctly in the first place.*
I agree. I also thought i would re-right that for you so it was better understood :)
@@akinbobolaz but now someone needs to re-right yours so it is better spelled
he only missed the first 2
@@gorehog04 Who re-writes the re-right?
He's like the old guy at a car show, that knows more about the cars than the owners.
You're welcome.
Except he just knows some things. Not titles.
@@titusmccarthy Yeah cause someone has enough time to know everything about every movie ever made. All billion. 2 out of 4
@@royslapped4463 Softball questions.
He's not that old. In the general age span, Eastwood at 91 is still releasin films every year. 30 years is their age difference....that's a lifetime of creativity.
'The Clown Murders' Starts laughing hysterically in a very creepy way.
Ahahahahahaha
Hahahaha
hahahahA
Aahhahahahaha
He laughs like that all the time, even when it's not even funny lol
It will probably never happen, but this is why I'd love to see Tarantino as a RedLetterMedia guest.
He has an encyclopedic knowledge of obscure VHSs that's on-par or greater than Jay and Rich's.
I have literally fantasized him and Mike and Jay and Rich around the big green table with 3 vhs tapes in the center. I've watched every BOTW probably 20 times each, and that would be my most watched. By far.
They would probably do wheel of the worst just to piss us all off
... and a turkey.
Just don't let him tempt Rich to look at his Wendy's ad.
He's never been more pleased with himself after guessing 'The Clown Murders', that laugh of relief ahaha
Lol you could tell he was genuinely bummed at missing the first two
The only Candy I never heard of
How many hours of movies has this guy watched and what a memory.
Movies are his life, this is why he's one of the best filmmakers of all time
Yes
He has a great memory. He used to remember practically whole film's scene by scene--his words
@@pj1995____ One of the best filmmakers of all time? Well....that´s an exaggeration in my opinion. He certainly made some great movies and some where not so great, but to put him in the league of the best filmmakers of all time is a bit over the top in my opinion.
Dude, I forget a movie after probably a year. I'll be halfway in and I think to myself, "wait...I've seen this."
Guesses "The Clown Murders", proceeds to laugh like a murderous clown
4:54
I could listen to Quentin talk film for hours upon hours upon hours. The man has been in film for so long and still talks about it with the passion and excitement of a fresh faced rookie.
I find myself always coming back to QT’s interviews. It’s very satisfying to see someone being so passionate about what he loves. He’s literally a walking encyclopaedia of movies. His knowledge of foreign movies is also truly impressive
Literally! He was originally a book like any other, but a witch's spell made him sentient and gave him human form!
This Tarantino guy knows a lot about films. I'm sure he'll do well in Hollywood.
Hehe
Nah I dont think so he's not gonna make a movie that played a huge role in pop culture
I heard about this new movie called pulp fiction...seems ok, not a big deal but decent
Yeah, Planet Hollywood maybe.
@@benjaminarevalo63 😂👍
I remember Hardbodies from the inspired tagline: "If you see only one movie this summer, see this one, too."
😂
So Good!
That is genius!
😂 That's very Douglas Adams.
but that one movie would make it two... so ur not seeing only one movie that summer. dont like it. nuh uh.
Wow! Those movies were so random and he had details for them all. I enjoyed this.
If you'd been in a video store in the 80's you would know they weren't random.
Random? No they were selected one by one on purpose. Why do people keep using "random" incorrectly?
Plot twist: Quentin got all the answers right, he just went for the original, unprinted titles, instead.
He must've been a hoot in his video store rental days. Just absorbing everything and recommending obscure films to customers. Kind of like a video store version of the record store employees in 'High Fidelity'.
Yeah, High Fidelity!
That would make a great movie.
@@Dr.JimmyBrungus goddamint yes it would,
From my understanding, that would be an accurate description of Quentin's life
Also sounds like the foundational plot of Dawson's Creek... Take with that what you will.
He knows more about these movies than the people who wrote those descriptions did
As does a newborn. :-)
QT knows more about those movies than the people listed in the ending credits of those movies!
The fact that he was still able to get 2 out of 4 correct is insanely impressive.
I was not blindfolded and still didnt know any of them
He is truly amazing! not only does he know the title, he knows the leading actor, director, editor, writer, sound mixer.............
Pretty sure he could tell you who the foley on each was as well. Then tell you if that foley went on to be known for better work later on.
What we need is a competition, Scorsese vs Tarantino. Tarantino tends to know pop culture while Scorsese knows film history. Both clearly love cinema.
Also Scorsese encourages improvisation while Tarantino wants his lines to be spoken the way he wrote them. Two directors with vastly different styles but two with such passion for film and film making
QT would win this easily. He's got a memory for details that's like a superpower. Not a knock on Scorsese (he's great too), but he doesn't have this same ability that QT has. Nobody does.
QT isn’t just pop culture, he’d go toe to toe with Scorsese easily. I’m not saying he would win but it would be a tough battle
Tarantino would win hands down. He loves all mediums, where Martin is a snob.
Scorsese vs Tarantino vs Edgar Wright
Bro the maniacal victorious laughter at the end by Quentin is too good 😂😂
"There's quite a few killer dog movies"...including one about a jewel heist gone wrong. ;)
🎶 Stuck in the middle with you! 🎶
Doberman Gang..
You gonna bark all day little doggie?
....Or are you gonna bite?
;)
Isn't John Malkovich in it?
There needs to be a TH-cam channel for this. QT guessing movie titles. It's a winner.
Be half as passionate as he is about something and you're still a top tier geek. Awesome.
These are truly obscure VHS movies, I never even heard of these and he not only can come up with the title of some of them by hearing the description, but can tell you who was in it... he truly, knows his crappy movies 😆
@@zhaoliang4217 No cares about your negativity. Let the person that commented have his nice comment. There's no need to always try and question things and put the original comment down. It constantly see it. It's like people can't help themselves from disagreeing with someone saying something nice.
Mazes & Monsters isn't that bad even. It hasn't aged well, as it was made during the Satanic Panic, but IIRC the acting was alright. I mean, it's got Tom Hanks in it. There's worse.
@@elfsieben1450 You are right about the satanic panic era, I remember this movie played on T.V. early 80's? Maybe, and it freaked my parents out, because I played D&D at the time.
@@joetuktyyuktuk8635 You truly have a lot of religious nut jobs over in the U.S., and they have a lot of societal and political influence. This kind of panic wouldn't have flown in Europe back in the Eighties. But nowadays, conspiracy whackos are on the rise, the lunatic fringe on the right has become much broader, and internet filter bubbles have become fast breeders for extremism of any kind; also the TV landscape is much more sensationalist and programmers don't mind at all dumbing down audiences and giving nutjobs serious screentime on equal footing next to genuine experts on a subject; so I wouldn't be surprised if we soon had similar dynamics in our society as well. Rational thinking seems to go out the window.
@@elfsieben1450 I know what you mean, sometimes I think certain parts of this hemisphere are one cataclysmic "act of god" away from something akin to "The Handmaids Tale". At least in that scenario, I would be on the right side of that wall...
Jimmy: Would you like these tapes for your personal collection? Quentin: No thank you Jimmy, I have all these already in my extensive climate controlled video vault.
Original film prints 🎞 . Dude has his own home theatre and does movie nights with friends where he mixes the trailers to run before the movies. He’s O.G
@@jammin2575 what I would give to go to one of those.
Underrated comment ❤️❤️❤️😂😂😂
Okay, Gregg.
Giving credit where it's due, Jimmy is always on point with making these games for his guests.
thank the writers not jimmy, he’s a figurehead
100% not jimmy idea
I think they picked the wrong game for him. Shoulda been “who was in this movie…”
Trivial trivia with Tarantino.
Listening to Quentin Tarantino talk about movies is one of the coolest past times you could have. He is a gentleman and a scholar. He could be a lecturer in cinema history and it would be one of the coolest courses ever.
I was always thought QT was very intimidating but this video made me really like him, he seems like a very cool guy and I feel like it would be a good time to just sit with him and talk about movies
He's like those students who do last minute studies and nails the test
not sure how exactly thats comparable in any way. he didnt study last minute and didnt nail the test.
@@markekar6021 I said he's like the ones who nail it
@@normanbates1794 you didn’t say “looks like” at all. You said “he’s like”
@@markekar6021 I think he simply means that he's smart. Nothing more than that
a little like those students that don't "study" & nail the exam anyways
QT knows movies, like Jay Leno knows automobiles…..basically walking encyclopedia’s.
Mentioning Jay Leno on a
Jimmy Kimmel clip. Bold move!
Lose the apostrophe. It’s encyclopedias.
Especially the Psychotronic encyclopedia.
Tarantino, the legend.
Dude is a living legend, his movies changed and set trends in Hollywood.
He follows the trends of old movies. He doesn't set them. Idiotic.
He literally copied music and scenes from classic films; imitation is the most sincere form of flattery
@Maiahi He's a copycat and nothing more. Who the hell is Trantellino anyway?
He's totally amazing! One of the greatest film directors of all time!
If anyone is interested Quentin appears on the pure cinema podcast occasionally and talks at length about movies I’ve never heard of,it is quite astonishing his depth of knowledge. 3 hours sometimes!
Thanks so much!
Where??
Bruh, did you really boost your own comment to get a free ad? Unicorn Frappuccino for this guy.. coming up.
@@adeadfishintide no.
Mr. Tarantino seems to know more than the people who produced these VHSs😄.
You can just tell that Quentin would love nothing more than playing this game all day long.
Yeah the way he keeps putting the blindfold on like next jimmy
The hours and hours he must have spent watching old vhs tapes. Also the level of trivia knowledge and the excitement whenever he talks about ANY movie. Legend
Would have been nice if Quentin shared the runtimes for each of the movies. I’m giving this 5 bags of popcorn 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿
And a little Oscar statuette*
I’m more of a bondhead myself
I’d love to see Quentin Tarantino go head to head with Greg Turkington.
And 3 pairs of feet
I love that he takes pride in his movie knowledge enough to want to continue the game and try to get another one right!
“He hits me in the hair!” Great impression of Tony from Saturday Night Fever!
When you don't know the actual answer, but can tell the person every little detail about the answer...
To be fair, if he had actually known and studied VHS movie summaries I'd be worried for his sanity. Because that is straight garbage information no one needs in their brain.
I wish people played this game with Quentin every time he was on a talk show.
I really hope Quentin keeps making movies... he was always about quality over quantity and all of his films are great.
He's gonna move to tv I believe so we won't be losing him.
Tarantino going "um actually", true video nerd, love it
Tarantino should do two more hours of this.
He only gets 2 right because he’s thinking of the many possibilities
And the terrible descriptions
If he did it with less obscure movies or even just listed the director, actors or described the cover... he’d probably get every one correct.
@@valoriethechemist you can read him the VHS description of Aladdin and he wouldn't recognize it. And then would start talking about all his personal knowledge about the actors, director, music composers and Disney itself
@@marinadeburgos8666 The back cover of Aladdin literally starts with the word Aladdin... I’m sure he’d never guess that one... specially as it goes on to describe the movie as a magic carpet ride...
You’re just being a contradictory jerk. Tarantino’s brilliant when it comes to movies. The fact he got 2 of 4 of these (and was close on another) is astounding. And he didn’t list off random studio facts... he listed actors and directors of the actual movie and whether it was released on vhs...
@@marinadeburgos8666 ok... I don’t get what you’re saying
4:58 me beating my 4 year old nephew in chess
Quentin's jumpy reaction (3:34)there when he realized he's correct.. remind me of Sheldon's jumpy reaction 😅
My god, it’s not without reason why this guy is a f*** legend!
I think you mean a f****** legend not a f*** legend
@@chefcoolguy I think you mean a f* * * * * * legend, not a f* * * * legend
it gets shortened 🤣
@@chefcoolguy you also got it wrong😂😂😂 here, hold this L
@@nothingtoospiffy7913 uhh... Nah, I meant what I said. He's a funky legend obviously
@@chefcoolguy 😂😂😂 you right you right
I love the fact that this one shows that this game isn't entirely faked.
These all sound like they could be Tarantino movies.
QT is a true movie fan - gotta love him!
American movie you mean
Omg. His ending smile is as scary as the ending of his movies..
This is a game he should make, Tarantino guesses movies off their description, if he misses it he has to give two facts about the movie to still get the point. I call it trivial trivia with Tarantino.
In the European market the show will be called “Tarantino Royale”
@@audunrundberg9180 Nice one!
Apparently, Tarantino will soon be starting a podcast in which he, someone he works with frequently and a different actor or actress each episode will discuss a chosen movie, so it's kinda gonna be a thing
I think they should call it Titillating Tarantino
I call it "Quent's Essentials".
I love how he doesn’t guess the movies but gives a fun fact about them after knowing what they are.
I just want to hire a team and send them to kidnap Quentin Tarantino and bring him to me. We would watch movies together.
I'd watch a whole series of Tarantino being quizzed on films.
Tarantino is the only person on Earth who could've come up with "The Clown Murders"
well, maybe john candy coul... oh.
@@Mekhami he’s not on earth. He’s in sweet comedic heaven
@@DaManDaMythDaLegnd He knew that!
He seems like one of those creative people that would watch a mountain of crap/mediocre movies just to pick out the 2 second bits they did right and integrate it into his work.
Why, its a somewhat well known John Candy movie.
Unrelated. He’s so passionate about movies and cinema… it’s so fun hearing him speak about it
Quentin is right even when he's wrong...that's an IQ of 160 at work.
You do realize that celebrity IQs are mostly just rumors, right?
@@mediaisevil6730 Tarantino is clearly very intelligent but I don't think his branch of intellect would necessarily transfer well to an IQ test. He'd probably score quite high on the verbal test, though.
It's more passion than intelligence.
@@Whoa802 He'd score high on the neurotic too.
Anyone who's worked at a movie rental store has some level of this skillset.
Yes we do....
One of the businesses I miss the most, standing at Redbox doesn't even come close to the experience of a movie rental store
Yess!!
When I was taking an intro to film class in college I had to grab a copy of Psycho unexpectedly for a last minute syllabus change. I called the local Blockbuster to ask if they had it in stock and it seemed like they were taking awhile to look it up. I clarified I needed the original, not the remake with Vince Vaughn - "you know, the one by Alfred Hitchcock?"
The clerk replied, "Who is Alfred Hitchcock?"
@@MMallon425 Then for no reason at all they went bankrupt.
Qentin Tarantino is a pure gold. Damn I love his movies, but as a person, I am really gllad of who he is. Talented, wholesome, smart, genius !
QT's relationship with these cult classic films is the equivalent of how many people (admittedly myself included sometimes) can be terrible with names of previous acquaintances or old classmates but can tell you a lot things they remember about them, like their old nickname they used to go by, where they worked, who their brother is, or some obscure detail like they have six toes. Then hear their name and go "oh yeah that was you for sure." 🤣
Quentin has been training his whole life for this. I think he really enjoyed it too
yeah did you see his face at the end when he got the last one right? He was beaming
A lot of people would think this is scripted but he has a picture perfect memory of movies.
It would’ve been more entertaining to hand him an obscure movie title and let him reveal an unknown/fun fact about it.
That's pretty much what happened anyway
Can you be right even when you’re wrong?
Tarantino: hold my kahuna burger
I like burgers
God I love the authenticity and passion he has movies and his craft
Would love to chat with Tarantino, he's an encyclopedia of movies. He's probably got some crazy stories too.
Listen to him on Joe Rogan’s podcast. It was an amazing 3+ hours!
@@StacksOnBricks I second that! He’s a wealth of movie knowledge and a cool dude.
I often think of Hideo Kojima as a Japanese Tarantino even though he's never directed a movie. I'd love to see the two of them have a long conversation on movies.
The Hot Fuzz commentary Track with QT and Edgar Wright is a must listen.
JK: "Guess the actress from their feet"
QT: "Is there a cash prize?"
That is why he is one of the greatest. He learned how to make movies by loving them so much.
He literally was the guy that knew everything at the blockbuster. His first and only job before film was working at a video store.
I think he worked at an adult theatre at some point but I could be wrong
Usher at a Pussycat Theater
and working in a video store is close to working in film
@@gregdahlen4375 film appreciaton 70% of the job. I went to school for mass media and communication and we had to watch films and do essays for hours. Even based on the camera shots. For sure!
@@gregdahlen4375 as close as being a bartender in a stand up club is close to being a comedian
I love that Quintin loves the John Travolta “You hit my hair” ‘Saturday Night Fever’ dialogue as much as I do. 😂🕺🏼
This a perfect example of someone being a Master at their Trade. I have never heard of these movies EVER..LOL!
He loses terribly, but is a huge winner. Amazing.
Well, he got 2 out of 3. I wouldn't say that's "losing terribly". I'd say that's "friggin amazing", considering these are all obscure movies.
You make no sense, but as long as it makes you happy
@@ColinFox 2 out of 4 actually. And it's not that big of a deal if he wouldn't know any of them. These are all obscure movies with very general descriptions... But in the end, he knew all of the four, in specific details, while none of us here or in the audience has ever heard about any of those. That's the real point.
The look/chuckle Jimmy gives Quentin at 2:35 is all of us wondering how much of a legend this man is
I'd love to see Tarantino's movie collection.
IMDB did a good job of cataloguing all movies in his collection.