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I’ve watched once upon a Time in Hollywood 100 times. Everyone hated it when it first came out, but if you paid attention to peoples reactions and check out recent reviews, a lot of people have changed their opinions about it overtime. I absolutely love this movie! The style, the soundtrack, the camera work. It really feels like you’re brought back in time and I absolutely loved it. This movie got me pregnant 500 times by the way.. 😉🎬 I love the car scenes. 🚙
@@HughezyEntertainment. I think its one of his most insufferable movies. Tarantino is a fake human being...and the way his characters interact prove my point/opinion.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is not only his greatest work but it's the best movie that anyone has made since Goodfellas. My feeling is that he won't make a "final" film, I think he will just retroactively make Once Upon A Time In Hollywood as his final movie.
If you pay attention to the character arc of Rick Dalton, he’s trying to survive in Hollywood by doing films. He does not like to do, but it’s either that or be stuck in time and be forgotten. That’s literally what’s going on in today’s Hollywood. A lot of actors are sticking with very popular IP’s to stay reverent in Hollywood so they don’t get forgotten and they’re probably doing films, they don’t want to do. But if they don’t do something at all. It’s so easy to be forgotten in the business and it feels like everyone is trying their best to survive in Hollywood while being in its darkest time ever.
Cinema today, and there's no way to say this without coming across as super-Right Wing, has suffered because the studios want to avoid negative press. I mean even QT dropped the racist talk in a film with THE MANSON FAMILY in it.
I think the most valid criticism of Tarantino was made by Vincent Gallo who called him a thief and collage artist. In other words, he lifted substantial bits from other films. I can't disagree but also there's not a Tarantino movie I really dislike. Inglorious and Death Proof would be my least favorite, but I don't hate either.
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I may be the sole person that likes Death Proof. I will admit that compared to his other work, Death Proof is not great but as it's own movie... it's fun as hell. I mean Kurt Russell is AWESOME in it.
Death Proof seems like a good idea on paper, just not for an entire film. To me it seemed like he was thinking "car cashes and a serial killer... that's the story"
Hey there man , We’ll give it a shot Ohhh, we’re halfway there (Stan the Man #13 in 🇧🇷) Ohh whoa Livin’ on a Prayer!! Take my hand…. Don’t you dare make another Bon Jovi joke there man or i’ll report you for threats of violence again there man!
@@tigernorm713 See this is so interesting to me because I thought it was one of his better paced films. It was long but the story was always advancing.
you say this about Pulp Fiction but it's one of those movies, much like Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, that I could watch for hours & hours. The longer the better, for those movies.
Once upon a time in Hollywood is my personal favorite from QT it's pretty much the death of old Hollywood and Rick Dalton has deal with the rise of new Hollywood in 1969 it's a great story especially if you are a film nerd
Hateful Eight seemed to be long for the sake of being long. It was a lot like The Irishman by Marty S or those The Hobbit movies, that was nearly 4 hours long and it could have easily been 2.
I got the extended editions of The Hobbit trilogy on blu-ray (yes, i know). The final battle scene in the extended cut in Hobbit 3 is about 90 minutes long. It was boring.
Plus, the girl in Death Proof doing the lap dance, I know i'm not one to talk about she was way out of shape. Did Tarantino really think that a girl with a belly doing a lap dance would be hot?
Pulp Fiction was co-written with Roger Avery. Tarantino was the chosen one though, for whatever reason. (I really enjoyed Killing Zoe by Roger Avary but then he kinda disappeared. Maybe he was disheartened at getting shafted.)
@@HughezyEntertainment The drunk driving thing happened in the mid-'00s. A decade after the fact. I tried watching Rules of Attraction but didn't like it.
The thing about stripping the plot of Pulp Fiction down to 1 hour is about right. Though it doesn't really matter -- try doing same with a film like Stalker and you'd have a 5 minute film but with some of the deepest and most quotable dialogue ever written.
and the foot stuff, enough already with the foot stuff. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood has shots of Margo Robbie with her feet covered in dirt being right in front of the camera.
@HughezyEntertainment Marsellus' soul. Hence the band aid on the back of his neck throughout the film. Medieval belief was that the Devil extracted souls through a cut in the back of the neck. Marcellus sold his soul to the devil then sent his men to reclaim it.
Going to just say His best movie is True Romance rven if he only wrote it Just cause it was written well but flows smoothly from scene to scene with setups and payoffs in a sequence When were 50 minutes in and Christopher walkin shows up time stands still for that scene
Yeah, it's good but the opening is always going to be weird to me. Christian Slater thought that he was going to get a woman by telling her that he thinks Elvis is good looking?!
I have never been a Tarantino fan. Back when Reservoir Dogs came out , he was accused of ripping off the Hong Kong Action film City On Fire. Tarantino admits to stealing the Mexican standoff scene and that's it. I guess Tarantino forgot that City On Fire was about an undercover cop infiltrating a gang of thieves. Also, the ear cutting off scene was lifted from the Spaghetti Western Django. With Pulp Fiction, he lifted the two hitmen retrieving a drug dealer's briefcase bit from an Italian Crime film called The Italian Connection, a film about two American hit men (Woody Strode and Henry Silva) arriving in Italy to retrieve an Italian drug dealer's briefcase full of cash from an ex-employee. Kill Bill 1 & 2 were basically a remake of Lady Snowblood 1&2. I know of these movies because I literally have Aspergers and my thing is movies. I thought it was just me, but people I know who were Tarantino fans watched more and more films and coming to the conclusion that the more films they watch, the less they like Tarantino movies.
Death Proof is hot garbage. I wanted to like it, i went to see it when it was that Grindhouse thing in the movies, I bought the DVD, even bought the Blu-Ray when it came out but man, it's just not good. The whole thing about the deliberate mistakes. That's just a bad idea.
I agree with Hughezy 100% on Kill Bill. Aside from all of the obvious complaints, there was no consistency with the tone - which usually dooms a movie. I wanted to love it, but just couldn’t do it.
Kill Bill is the perfect example of how hype can blind a person. WHY was the story told out of order? What was the point of the animated segment? Why was the fight scene put out in black & white even though there' more violent scenes shown in colour in the rest of the film? Kill Bill, especially Vol. 1, is a mess.
that's why I wanted to make this episode, I think he gets unfair praise. It's like how The innovator keeps copying Prince & Michael Jackson yet gets called an innovator.
@@HughezyEntertainment yes. Also I think Ridley Scott and Scorsese haven’t been great lately either. There earlier work was great but the quality has falling off in there later years.
@@mikebones4428 I loved Killers Of The Flower Moon but it seemed it it was long for the sake of being long. Did we really need 7 different funeral scenes?
@@mikebones4428 and Ridley Scott means nothing anymore, he puts out so many films back to back that they're just content now. His films aren't must-see big deals anymore.
@@HughezyEntertainment ya they seem to rush films these days. Deniro also use to be a hardcore method actor now he puts out a goofy movie every month. Scorsese and deniro back in the day I loved. They put effort and great gritty films like taxi driver and raging bull. Movies in general aren’t really good anymore. The classics are far better.
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@@HughezyEntertainment this show was so great, which director will you be doing one these on next?
@@gigglemaniarunninwild2207 this plan is to, this Sunday, record a new one on James Cameron.
That will hopefully cause some debate.
@@HughezyEntertainment will it be the same crew on again, is kayley a stand up comedian? Where do you find them?
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I’ve watched once upon a Time in Hollywood 100 times. Everyone hated it when it first came out, but if you paid attention to peoples reactions and check out recent reviews, a lot of people have changed their opinions about it overtime.
I absolutely love this movie! The style, the soundtrack, the camera work. It really feels like you’re brought back in time and I absolutely loved it. This movie got me pregnant 500 times by the way.. 😉🎬 I love the car scenes. 🚙
people hated OUATIH?! i thought it was critically beloved since day 1
@@HughezyEntertainment. I think its one of his most insufferable movies. Tarantino is a fake human being...and the way his characters interact prove my point/opinion.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is not only his greatest work but it's the best movie that anyone has made since Goodfellas.
My feeling is that he won't make a "final" film, I think he will just retroactively make Once Upon A Time In Hollywood as his final movie.
i watched it last night, it's a masterpiece.
If you pay attention to the character arc of Rick Dalton, he’s trying to survive in Hollywood by doing films. He does not like to do, but it’s either that or be stuck in time and be forgotten. That’s literally what’s going on in today’s Hollywood.
A lot of actors are sticking with very popular IP’s to stay reverent in Hollywood so they don’t get forgotten and they’re probably doing films, they don’t want to do. But if they don’t do something at all. It’s so easy to be forgotten in the business and it feels like everyone is trying their best to survive in Hollywood while being in its darkest time ever.
Cinema today, and there's no way to say this without coming across as super-Right Wing, has suffered because the studios want to avoid negative press.
I mean even QT dropped the racist talk in a film with THE MANSON FAMILY in it.
QT is better than AEW
He has good movies but anytime i rewatch them, i'm skipping scenes. Hateful Eight is like 5 hours long on TV.
I haven't seen that once since it came out in the cinema.
It's so good, it's like a western reservoir dogs.. It's one of those it feels like I start it, blink and then the movie is over
@@mullaoslo in the cinema though, i was very aware of the film length.
@@mullaoslo not me dude, i remember that scene near the start when they're all in the wagon and it felt like a legit 40 minutes scene
@@fastestgorilla7971 then you must not enjoy watching great actors act
I think the most valid criticism of Tarantino was made by Vincent Gallo who called him a thief and collage artist. In other words, he lifted substantial bits from other films. I can't disagree but also there's not a Tarantino movie I really dislike. Inglorious and Death Proof would be my least favorite, but I don't hate either.
Pulp fiction is one of the best movies ever
could have been better
Did QT really put out an 8 hour long version of Hateful Eight as a mini-series? Where can I watch that?
Netflix did a mini-series recut with some additional scenes.
I don't know how much Tarantino was involved in it.
@@RolandDeschain1 I really can't see him letting them touch his stuff without him having final say over it
@@RolandDeschain1 that must have been a US only release but it's not only the UK version at all. Have you seen it? Is it worth the re-watch?
@@liamstewart4472 I guess it's worth a watch. The new footage isn't a tremendous amount.
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I may be the sole person that likes Death Proof. I will admit that compared to his other work, Death Proof is not great but as it's own movie... it's fun as hell. I mean Kurt Russell is AWESOME in it.
Death Proof seems like a good idea on paper, just not for an entire film. To me it seemed like he was thinking "car cashes and a serial killer... that's the story"
Not overrated. Perfectly rated.
depends on who you ask
A full-lenght cast 🎉 Christmas came early this year.
recording another on Sunday
🎳I love it! This could be a series, maybe an actors careers breakdown as well.
that's the plan, currently trying to organise a James Cameron episode.
Once Upon A Time In Hollywood is quite possibly the greatest movie I've ever seen in a movie theatre
Hey there man , We’ll give it a shot Ohhh, we’re halfway there (Stan the Man #13 in 🇧🇷)
Ohh whoa Livin’ on a Prayer!!
Take my hand….
Don’t you dare make another Bon Jovi joke there man or i’ll report you for threats of violence again there man!
Wingaling will never end
Jackie Brown is my number 1 QT movie. That soundtrack was something i used to listen to all the time in college.
Resevoir Dogs is a masterpiece. Once Upon a Time is the drizzling shits imo
what didn't you like about OUATIH? This is why i love debating this stuff.
@HughezyEntertainment yeah man I found it waaaay too slow paced and boring.
@@tigernorm713 See this is so interesting to me because I thought it was one of his better paced films. It was long but the story was always advancing.
you say this about Pulp Fiction but it's one of those movies, much like Once Upon A Time In Hollywood, that I could watch for hours & hours.
The longer the better, for those movies.
for me Pulp Fiction would be better if he was shorter, OUATIH i think is flawless... might actually watch it tonight in the home cinema.
Once upon a time in Hollywood is my personal favorite from QT it's pretty much the death of old Hollywood and Rick Dalton has deal with the rise of new Hollywood in 1969 it's a great story especially if you are a film nerd
Hateful Eight seemed to be long for the sake of being long. It was a lot like The Irishman by Marty S or those The Hobbit movies, that was nearly 4 hours long and it could have easily been 2.
I got the extended editions of The Hobbit trilogy on blu-ray (yes, i know). The final battle scene in the extended cut in Hobbit 3 is about 90 minutes long. It was boring.
Great observations by a great bunch of reservoir dogs.
that has to be a new part of each segment, people have to put the film title into a sentence
Plus, the girl in Death Proof doing the lap dance, I know i'm not one to talk about she was way out of shape. Did Tarantino really think that a girl with a belly doing a lap dance would be hot?
yeah that was weird but I still would.
and lets be honest, THE perfect movie to end a career on
Honestly, it is.
i'm with you about Jackie Brown, i loved that movie.
i was shocked i was the only one
same shower curtain, different victims...
explain this one
@@HughezyEntertainment I think it was Vince Russo, he said your curtain looks like a shower curtain.
@@AdyBooth oh... good one.
Pulp Fiction was co-written with Roger Avery. Tarantino was the chosen one though, for whatever reason. (I really enjoyed Killing Zoe by Roger Avary but then he kinda disappeared. Maybe he was disheartened at getting shafted.)
Avary spent time in jail for killing someone while drunk driving. Him and QT had a podcast going for a while last year.
and Avery did that crazy Rules Of Attraction film in 2002/2003 which i loved at the time... may have aged badly
@@HughezyEntertainment The drunk driving thing happened in the mid-'00s. A decade after the fact.
I tried watching Rules of Attraction but didn't like it.
@@neilsun2521 i liked it at the time, I haven't seen it in a LONG time but I would bet that it's aged badly.
Cayley is gorgeous. DON'T TELL MY WIFE.
The thing about stripping the plot of Pulp Fiction down to 1 hour is about right. Though it doesn't really matter -- try doing same with a film like Stalker and you'd have a 5 minute film but with some of the deepest and most quotable dialogue ever written.
who made Stalker?
@@HughezyEntertainment Andrei Tarkovsky
@@neilsun2521 is that the director that also did 2 Fast 2 Furious?
and not to be a creep but if that's what Cayley looks like then why does Karl minimise the windows on WATP?
i linked her TH-cam account in the description, you can see her in full screen there.
it's still creepy
@@lgw9854 of all of the creepy stuff I've read online, these barely even makes the list.
the Kill Bill movies aren't to be taken seriously, that's how i see them anyway. i do love all his other movies though.
You reap what you swole‼️
yep... what?
9:10 - Buzzkill - Seinfeld started in 1989
Excellent, I hope Christian enjoys being sued.
and the foot stuff, enough already with the foot stuff. Once Upon A Time In Hollywood has shots of Margo Robbie with her feet covered in dirt being right in front of the camera.
how he hasn't been "cancelled" over the Dusk Til Dawn scene i'll never know
I thought the contents of the suitcase were revealed back in the 90s and acknowledged by Tarantino.
what did he say it was?
@HughezyEntertainment Marsellus' soul. Hence the band aid on the back of his neck throughout the film. Medieval belief was that the Devil extracted souls through a cut in the back of the neck. Marcellus sold his soul to the devil then sent his men to reclaim it.
@@DreadSeamus that's it?! ugh, what a dumb reason.
@@HughezyEntertainment 😁
@@DreadSeamusVing Rhames wore the bandaid because he got into an accident during filming and had to cover the scar.
Going to just say
His best movie is True Romance rven if he only wrote it
Just cause it was written well but flows smoothly from scene to scene with setups and payoffs in a sequence
When were 50 minutes in and Christopher walkin shows up time stands still for that scene
Yeah, it's good but the opening is always going to be weird to me. Christian Slater thought that he was going to get a woman by telling her that he thinks Elvis is good looking?!
@HughezyEntertainment you're telling me you wouldn't F Elvis.....
Lol I had more of a issue with him taking her to 3 Kung fu movies 😅
But eh
In a perfect world Tony Scott would have directed nothing but pulpy, violent Tarantino scripts
@@wbcwinnipegbeltcollector we'd all bang Elvis like Lars Ulrich's snare drum in the 90s but I would use that a line to try to meet a woman.
@@wbcwinnipegbeltcollector "Hey, i know i just met you but i think Elvis is hot and want you to come watch 7 hours of subtitles with me"
Bro so you even like movies? Watching actors act is why movies are good..
doesn't everyone?
If anyone who says Tarantino sucks then they have Shit taste in movies and takes themselves far too seriously.
you liked Death Proof?
No. Solved it for ya
you didn't watch the verdict part
I have never been a Tarantino fan. Back when Reservoir Dogs came out , he was accused of ripping off the Hong Kong Action film City On Fire. Tarantino admits to stealing the Mexican standoff scene and that's it. I guess Tarantino forgot that City On Fire was about an undercover cop infiltrating a gang of thieves. Also, the ear cutting off scene was lifted from the Spaghetti Western Django. With Pulp Fiction, he lifted the two hitmen retrieving a drug dealer's briefcase bit from an Italian Crime film called The Italian Connection, a film about two American hit men (Woody Strode and Henry Silva) arriving in Italy to retrieve an Italian drug dealer's briefcase full of cash from an ex-employee. Kill Bill 1 & 2 were basically a remake of Lady Snowblood 1&2. I know of these movies because I literally have Aspergers and my thing is movies. I thought it was just me, but people I know who were Tarantino fans watched more and more films and coming to the conclusion that the more films they watch, the less they like Tarantino movies.
there's a Stanley Kubrick film called The Killing (i think) which is very similar to the Resiviour Dogs plot as well
Does Quentin Tarantino suck ...
... toes?
mine
Death Proof is hot garbage. I wanted to like it, i went to see it when it was that Grindhouse thing in the movies, I bought the DVD, even bought the Blu-Ray when it came out but man, it's just not good.
The whole thing about the deliberate mistakes. That's just a bad idea.
I haven't seen Planet Terror in a while but I don't remember liking it at all.
I agree with Hughezy 100% on Kill Bill. Aside from all of the obvious complaints, there was no consistency with the tone - which usually dooms a movie. I wanted to love it, but just couldn’t do it.
Kill Bill is the perfect example of how hype can blind a person. WHY was the story told out of order? What was the point of the animated segment? Why was the fight scene put out in black & white even though there' more violent scenes shown in colour in the rest of the film?
Kill Bill, especially Vol. 1, is a mess.
He’s so overrated. He just steals from other directors and his movies lack substance. There all style no substance.
that's why I wanted to make this episode, I think he gets unfair praise. It's like how The innovator keeps copying Prince & Michael Jackson yet gets called an innovator.
@@HughezyEntertainment yes. Also I think Ridley Scott and Scorsese haven’t been great lately either. There earlier work was great but the quality has falling off in there later years.
@@mikebones4428 I loved Killers Of The Flower Moon but it seemed it it was long for the sake of being long. Did we really need 7 different funeral scenes?
@@mikebones4428 and Ridley Scott means nothing anymore, he puts out so many films back to back that they're just content now. His films aren't must-see big deals anymore.
@@HughezyEntertainment ya they seem to rush films these days. Deniro also use to be a hardcore method actor now he puts out a goofy movie every month.
Scorsese and deniro back in the day I loved. They put effort and great gritty films like taxi driver and raging bull.
Movies in general aren’t really good anymore. The classics are far better.