Being at that great talk was one of my biggest highlights from this years London Film Festival. So great to hear Denis Villeneuve talk about his career.
@ they don’t always cut footage, I had previously watched an episode with Gary Oldman, all videos were left in. So when I watched this one, I was confused why this one had them edited out. th-cam.com/video/pq0NCHfrI9c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KeyYwNfFUl6t3JZN (Gary video)
@@TheStockwell Between this and your other comment you seem like a miserable human being. Take some time out of your day to focus on something positive.
Because he's trying to establish a casual and light-hearted relationship to the audience. He's primarily a comedian, so that's probably a register he's more comfortable with and it would help him prepare the audience for his style of interview
There are lots of hints in Blade Runner 2049 script that prove that Denis Villeneuve gets it, he gets the point of the first movie, so he was a rather good choice to do a sequel. I strongly believe that we would get a significantly lesser movie if Ridley Scott had time to shoot it himself.
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Being at that great talk was one of my biggest highlights from this years London Film Festival.
So great to hear Denis Villeneuve talk about his career.
I thoroughly enjoyed this. I wish it could have gone on longer.
I see Goldstein and Villeneuve and i can’t click quick enough! Brill interview 😊
I love Blade Runner 2049! Grateful for Denis for making it.
I put Villeneuve easily up there in my "Top 5 movie directors"!
Interview starts 2:27
Why not show the movie clips? That was a bit disappointing.
Because you can see a whole channel disapears with no second thought. It's a risk.
They always cut the footage, because the channel might get a copyright strike from TH-cam content ID system.
@ they don’t always cut footage, I had previously watched an episode with Gary Oldman, all videos were left in. So when I watched this one, I was confused why this one had them edited out. th-cam.com/video/pq0NCHfrI9c/w-d-xo.htmlsi=KeyYwNfFUl6t3JZN (Gary video)
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roy kent🤔
How high does Denis wear his socks lol
How much weirder can a question get?
Normally well dressed men would wear socks high enough so if sitting and crossed their leg, we could not see skin
Wonder how Goldstein was picked for this. Not a bad choice just unexpected
He has a film podcast and has been working with the BFI for years.
2:27
Bro I am not starry eyed for such interviews anymore. Thanks for the rec anyway.
Who are you talking to?
@benwren anthropomorphic youtube algorithm. You?
@ Ah! Me, I was taking to you. Sadly I think commenting on the video is going to send The Algorithm the opposite message than you intended!
@benwren oh no.
First!!
What a waste of a first comment 😜🤣
@nathan7752 leave me alone😭😂
@@amadeusmalonje6948 haha I'm only playing, I would've written exactly the same thing! 😉 Was a great interview, seasons greetings to you
What an amazing, superhuman achievement. Your parents and teachers must be so proud of you for achieving this milestone in your life.
@@TheStockwell Between this and your other comment you seem like a miserable human being. Take some time out of your day to focus on something positive.
Why does anyone takes this chosen Brett one seriously?
I don’t! Didn’t like him at all.
Why did that guy start swearing right away?
Because introducing yourself by spewing foul language is a hallmark of sophistication and wit. 😏
Because he's trying to establish a casual and light-hearted relationship to the audience. He's primarily a comedian, so that's probably a register he's more comfortable with and it would help him prepare the audience for his style of interview
In sociolinguistics this is called "indexing" by the way, if you're curious. It's really interesting!
Have you seen Ted Lasso? 🤷🏼
He was nervous and has a huge ego
I thought his Blade Runner film was rather disappointing. I enjoyed Dune but the 2nd part was boring.
wrong
There are lots of hints in Blade Runner 2049 script that prove that Denis Villeneuve gets it, he gets the point of the first movie, so he was a rather good choice to do a sequel. I strongly believe that we would get a significantly lesser movie if Ridley Scott had time to shoot it himself.