This guy seriously deserves an Oscar nomination for his performance in this film!! He's that great and believable. He brought the right amount of charm and range to bring this psychotic character to life. In my opinion, his work on this film is one of the top best performances of the year.
Unfortunately, Hollywood didn't agree. It was one of the better performances of the year (alongside Toni Collette who was also snubbed). I 100% agree with you.
@That's Just My View It's a shame. Toni Collette & Dillon both gave some impactful and unforgettable performances last year. And wish they had gotten the recognition they both deserved.
@@vegito8502 and whatever keeps you thinking you look like Tom, Brad, or Keanu. Happy new year.lol ps man with with NO picture. # scary cat to show people what YOU LOOK LIKE.
I seen little darlings 13 times when it came out lol my friend and I would go 2 times a week just to look at him! We knew every line by every character in the whole movie. Still today one of my favourite actors
Matt Dillon is very underrated, he's more talented than most, he's an artist, I watched this movie on lsd and it was amazing. Absurd, but beautiful, it was like Dantes inferno
Loved the Dante’s inferno tie in and of course Matt. So many times throughout my life I found myself amazed and entertained by Matt Dillion. Starting with Dally from the Outsiders all the way to Jack. Terribly underrated film, I love reading about true crime and the psychology behind Matt’s character is fascinating. Like him explaining his sense of fair play when killing the family. so disturbing but seemingly real. Kudos
Kudos to Matt Dillon. Lynch, Cronenberg, Herzog and Von Trier are amazing film directors. For me this film and 'Melancholia are Lar's greatest works of art to date.
A great movie and a career defining performance by Dillon. Some parts of the movie can be a bit stretched and the run time of 2,5hrs is not that effective. However, the opening 60 minutes and the ending is the best I’ve seen in 2019, maybe the best of the 2010’s even
I have to admit I've had s man crush on Matt Dillion since the 70's. Not in a sexual way!!!! I just like the guy. He's awesome....great actor and all around goods guy with damb good looks! I mean he still looks great in his fifties.
@@MrCholoPants3415 I have seen some disturbing films and know Von Trier's style in films so I can suspect what to look foward to. Also I don't think the edited version even arrives to Finland, I think it will be the directors cut
There's always the Internet man! Go on, whether on putlocker, gomovies, 123movies... they all have it! I just don't whether you can watch those sites in Finland!
The interviewer did a great job here. Note to the editor or sound designer here... there's a bunch of weird clipping and clicking sounds throughout the video that are a bit distracting. Nothing major, just throwing that out there.
Yeah Ricky is the man! My God, he interviews EVERYONE from Matt Dillon to every range of actors, musicians, artists, authors, etc...AND ALWAYS KNOWS HIS SHIT and always knocks it out of the park
Lars Von Trier made it quite accurately and artistically. It is a reality for some and a nightmare for others. Definitely showed how murder is seen to the some, as art. A form of engulfed morbid curiosity, beauty and blunt truth. Although the ending left me with a taste in my mouth of a stark foreboding of myself, actually leaving me with a psychotic episode the following day. I’m on neutral grounds when it comes to religion and is hazy for me which is why it left me with a bombarded mind.
I agree. I think that one of the things this film examines is that we have actual no obstruction from creating whatever art we want. I mean, we'd go against a moral code, though it's a moral code that we ourselves, Mankind, constructed, and one that isn't given by Nature, so objectively we can't talk about right or wrong, we can just talk about having the freedom for whatever. And that's one of the things that I love about this movie, it talks about the true infinite nature of art, which is subsequent to our basic moral need of seeking satisfaction. Or at least that's my opinion and interpretation.
It is not morality or an "imaginary ghost daddy" that makes wanton murder an error. It is the fact that it wastes human potential, and makes you a target, probably until you are captured or killed, for the rest of your life. Sociopaths who kill are not the most intelligent sociopaths. The most intelligent ones are not attracted to behaviors that they know will cause problems for them. They need to think things through more than most people, mainly because their "ethical soundtrack" is either missing or in the wrong language, or severely out of sync. Much like a movie you download that has an out of sync soundtrack or subtitles if it's a foreign language, a sociopath doesn't have accurate access to the answer to the question, "Should I murder this woman and her young sons, keeping their bodies for objects of my amusement or artistic endeavors?" The very obvious answer should be "NO! That would be something to avoid, if possible, like you might avoid sleeping on the roof of a very tall building with a steep angle in a snow storm." It's just a very misguided notion for entertaining one's self. Intelligent sociopaths know that they have to think things through a lot better than the average person.
Am I the only one who burst out laughing at the ending when Percy Mayfield's "Hit the Road Jack" immediatly started playing? Such an absurd film. Imagine being the CGI artist who had to animate little kids getting shot? SMH...
after OD'ing on structure, was helpful as a filmmaker to see this interview, talking about working freer and taking more risks and not abandoning concepts
The strangulation scenes were by far the most realistic I’ve seen in any movie. Something about those scenes made them incredibly hard to watch. I think it’s the grunts of the victims, or the way that student kept squirming over and over trying her best to fight for her life but failing
You should check out the movie "the most hated woman in america" the ending scene is so realistic, my husband and I still talk about it 5 years later. Burned in our skulls
Seems like Matt is a little embarrassed about playing such a depraved character. He censors himself a lot here; maybe that's due to the nature of this being a very long interview with people who have seen the film already and he's in a VERY DIFFICULT position to not spoil or even hint at spoilers with his answers. Either way, jeez... What a fuckin' talented and underappreciated actor. He's brilliant. This is easily the best performance I've seen all year. I literally cannot imagine anyone else doing a better job in the role. I really hope this puts him on the radar for more great films; he's been shoehorned into these shitty romcom roles for a decade for some reason, and he's so much better than that.
Like many, Matt Dillon was in most of my favorite films. The Outsiders, My Bodyguard and on and on, I first remember seeing him in (I think it was his first film) Over The Edge, I think it was 1978-79.
Open my eyes just to have them close again Well on my way, but on my way to where I’ve been It swallows me as it takes me in its fog I twist away as I give this world the nod Open door, so I walk inside Close my eyes, find my place to hide And I shake as I take it in Let the show begin The higher you are The farther you fall The longer the walk The farther you crawl My body, my temple This temple, it tilts Step into the house that Jack built
Amazon doesn't appear to have a DVD of this film that plays in American machines. I wanna see this film very badly, and I hope that will be rectified soon by whichever parties can rectify it.
Another somewhat recent film which also captures a very darkly nuanced but also comedic look at a serial killer character study is the German THE GOLDEN GLOVE from director Fatih Akin. At times disturbing and close to repulsive, but truly comedic. A great example of a filmmaker's ability to inject a tonal element which very seamlessly subverts the typical experience of the subject matter.
I hope fans of Grunge and Cameron Crowe appreciate this comment. It amazes me that Brad Pitt became Chris Cornell's friend and after Singles, one of my favorite films of Dillon's, they never became buddies. Or with Eddie Vedder. They all gelled together great as fellow musicians and he kind of has an understated nature to him yet can still be funny at times like Cornell was. Dillon should have been at the tribute show. Cornell's wife Kim had to much control of his show and I have a feeling did not have enough sentimentality for Chris early days to put together it together. As illustrated by the prevelant pop stars performances over real rock musicians during the concert.
Brutal film. Very entertaining but very dark. Its only a movie, its only a movie...that is the way to watch it. If you take it as an educational film then call a shrink.
I WONDER WHAT KIND OF MOVIE IT WOULD BE IF TWO DIRECTORS, LARE VON TRIER AND DAVID LYNCH, MADE IT AT ONCE. ИНТЕРЕСНО, КАКОЙ ФИЛЬМ БЫ ПОЛУЧИЛСЯ, ЕСЛИ ЕГО СНИМУТ СРАЗУ ДВА РЕЖИССЕРА, ЛАРЕ ФОН ТРИЕР И ДЭВИД ЛИНЧ.
He briefly mentions not being interested in serial killers, unfortunately, but i think being interested in serial killers is a good thing, i think people have this old school witch hunt mentality as in, if you're interested in serial killers or witches or have any knowledge on the matter makes you one of them, but it also makes sense that really simple people would not understand the difference in between, it's just a holy grail of story telling, if you're even half decent at it.
Lar's Psychopath is not ironic, he's a good capitalist. An Artist extraordinaire, going about his business as the center of the consumer able universe. This is dead pan, not irony.
I found ABSOLUTELY NOTHING funny about this film. However, I did like the psychological angle of it and how each of his dark thoughts were illustrated.
As much as I love Matt, I couldn't watch that movie. Saw enough of it on Criminal Minds which is why I stopped watching that show. Too hard on the head. Hope he does something lighter next time. He looks great!
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This guy seriously deserves an Oscar nomination for his performance in this film!!
He's that great and believable. He brought the right amount of charm and range to bring this psychotic character to life. In my opinion, his work on this film is one of the top best performances of the year.
Unfortunately, Hollywood didn't agree. It was one of the better performances of the year (alongside Toni Collette who was also snubbed). I 100% agree with you.
@That's Just My View It's a shame. Toni Collette & Dillon both gave some impactful and unforgettable performances last year. And wish they had gotten the recognition they both deserved.
THAT´S TRUE MAN
@@ThatsJustMyView it’s just a popularity contest
You're not going to get an Oscar nomination playing a serial killer
I can listen to Matt Dillon talk all day
joceline LITERALLY
He should start a podcast, I would listen to it all day.
You'd love the house that jack built
real
ON GOD BRO I ABSOLUTELY LOVE EVERYTHING AB THIS MAN ESPECIALLY HOW FINE HE WAS IN THE 80S
His voice is a big, fat YES
Dillon was robbed today, he should have got an Oscar nod for this. Brilliant performance.
His voice is so nice I would literally listen to him talk for the rest of my life and not complain
Matt Dillon has always been a good actor.And to see him in a Lars von Trier movie is a treat.
Yess
My man deserves a Oscar
Damn right!
Absolutely, but the Oscars suck and won’t even consider it.
Sad, but true!
THAT´S TRUE
@@mattbernabe ta, ta da da da Booom!!!
How tf is he 54? Looks a good decade less..
i know right, he looks on the verge of 40.
Alot of Hollywood actors on supplements to reduce aging. Maybe HGH.
@@vegito8502 not true
@@vegito8502 and whatever keeps you thinking you look like Tom, Brad, or Keanu. Happy new year.lol ps man with with NO picture. # scary cat to show people what YOU LOOK LIKE.
👍👍👍
Matt Dillon deserves an Oscar for this movie, absolutely incredible
I attended Mamaroneck High School with Matt Dillon before he became an actor. He was a stand up guy and I'm happy for his success.
Oooo was he a total lady’s man in high school?
@@zoezr1 no, he was an awkward loser actually
@@user-wo5tc9ux7u lol doubt it.
@@user-wo5tc9ux7ucmon man…me you and critter all went to the same school and we all know damn well Matt was a flying space cowboy power ranger
I seen little darlings 13 times when it came out lol my friend and I would go 2 times a week just to look at him! We knew every line by every character in the whole movie. Still today one of my favourite actors
Matt dillon is an amazing actor. So realistic. He brought the chatacter so well.
Matt Dillon looks fun to cuddle with
Fr 👀
and other things
Not after this movie...
@@aa-xy4hg😂😂😂 That scene with his girlfriend...where she cant say one word right! 😅😅 Sick fuck lol
His 80s self looks amazing to cuddle with and maybe even more
Matt Dillon is very underrated, he's more talented than most, he's an artist, I watched this movie on lsd and it was amazing. Absurd, but beautiful, it was like Dantes inferno
Man is an underrated actor.
Love him in this film
Loved The House That Jack Built, adore Matt Dillon + Lars von Trier. Cool interview thanks :)
I watched this film last night and cannot get it out of my head.
Same here. The picnic..
Its insane...But also just so artisticly made. And with such a performance by Matt D
His voice is not masculine.
Masculine is his voice.
23:53. Did anybody else get chills when he looked at the camera after saying that.
Loved the Dante’s inferno tie in and of course Matt. So many times throughout my life I found myself amazed and entertained by Matt Dillion. Starting with Dally from the Outsiders all the way to Jack. Terribly underrated film, I love reading about true crime and the psychology behind Matt’s character is fascinating. Like him explaining his sense of fair play when killing the family. so disturbing but seemingly real. Kudos
I have never notice before....how handsome Matt Dillon is.
He got more handsome with age
Look at how hot he was in the 80s oh my God 😍
He definitely deserved a damn Oscar. That performance was unreal. Shocking and scary yet hilarious
This guy is a good interviewer, I see him cover like every movie I like
Lars Von Trier is a fookin' legend
Kudos to Matt Dillon. Lynch, Cronenberg, Herzog and Von Trier are amazing film directors. For me this film and 'Melancholia are Lar's greatest works of art to date.
The movie is a rough watch. But made so well and is definitely worth watching. Loved it!
A great movie and a career defining performance by Dillon. Some parts of the movie can be a bit stretched and the run time of 2,5hrs is not that effective. However, the opening 60 minutes and the ending is the best I’ve seen in 2019, maybe the best of the 2010’s even
I have to admit I've had s man crush on Matt Dillion since the 70's. Not in a sexual way!!!! I just like the guy. He's awesome....great actor and all around goods guy with damb good looks! I mean he still looks great in his fifties.
Frank White honestly who wouldn’t lol. Agreed!
So you're straight
The best film of the year in my opinion. May very well be an all time favorite after a few more viewings
I feel like the audience is either too clueless or too scared to react to Matt Dillon’s humor.
i just can’t believe Ralph macchio is older than Matt Dillon 🤣💗 but they both still look as handsome as they did 30 years ago 🥺
BRO MATT WAS SO HOT IN THAT MOVIE AND SO WAS RALPH THAT WAS MY FAV FILM OF HIS
Matt Dillon is so ridiculously amazing in this movie and all his movies, honestly. The guy deserves recognition
This is one of my most anticapated films, it isn't out yet in Finland
@@MrCholoPants3415 I have seen some disturbing films and know Von Trier's style in films so I can suspect what to look foward to. Also I don't think the edited version even arrives to Finland, I think it will be the directors cut
There's always the Internet man! Go on, whether on putlocker, gomovies, 123movies... they all have it! I just don't whether you can watch those sites in Finland!
It's out on torrents though. Just sayin.. 😉
@@hessu275 Do you have any suggestions for more disturbing flims?
@@lovercrush9664 Almost any Trier film, especially Antichrist. And Requiem For A Dream from Aronofsky
Did they change the chairs in the set because of Bill Burr? XD
Im real curious. What did he say?
Thank you so much
Dally from outsiders?? I thought he died? Looks like Johnny’s death affected him very much!
Caleb Villela HAHAHAAH
The character died not the actor
@@midnight_x_edits wait, what? You mean there’s a difference?
In my opinion one of the great underrated actors in our lifetime.
I used to not care much for Matt Dillon, but after watching House That Jack Built I realised what a great actor he is.
Ever heard of over the edge, the outsiders, drugstore cowboy, wild things???
@@Spooky_515those are all films that are not on my radar
Saw outsiders, but that was ages ago
The interviewer did a great job here. Note to the editor or sound designer here... there's a bunch of weird clipping and clicking sounds throughout the video that are a bit distracting. Nothing major, just throwing that out there.
Yeah Ricky is the man! My God, he interviews EVERYONE from Matt Dillon to every range of actors, musicians, artists, authors, etc...AND ALWAYS KNOWS HIS SHIT and always knocks it out of the park
I would like to see one interview with them talking about Rumble Fish or Over the Edge
Yess for me it's Rumble Fish and The Saint of Ford Washington that I would love for Matt to sit down and really talk about !
The Outsiders would be better
Going to see this film tonight. Thank's for the interview with my favorite host - great questions, as always!
You look great! Great interview.
Lars Von Trier made it quite accurately and artistically. It is a reality for some and a nightmare for others. Definitely showed how murder is seen to the some, as art. A form of engulfed morbid curiosity, beauty and blunt truth. Although the ending left me with a taste in my mouth of a stark foreboding of myself, actually leaving me with a psychotic episode the following day. I’m on neutral grounds when it comes to religion and is hazy for me which is why it left me with a bombarded mind.
Facetious Times you need a friend
Sam Smith you’re right I only have one other friend
I agree.
I think that one of the things this film examines is that we have actual no obstruction from creating whatever art we want.
I mean, we'd go against a moral code, though it's a moral code that we ourselves, Mankind, constructed, and one that isn't given by Nature, so objectively we can't talk about right or wrong, we can just talk about having the freedom for whatever. And that's one of the things that I love about this movie, it talks about the true infinite nature of art, which is subsequent to our basic moral need of seeking satisfaction.
Or at least that's my opinion and interpretation.
It is not morality or an "imaginary ghost daddy" that makes wanton murder an error. It is the fact that it wastes human potential, and makes you a target, probably until you are captured or killed, for the rest of your life. Sociopaths who kill are not the most intelligent sociopaths. The most intelligent ones are not attracted to behaviors that they know will cause problems for them. They need to think things through more than most people, mainly because their "ethical soundtrack" is either missing or in the wrong language, or severely out of sync. Much like a movie you download that has an out of sync soundtrack or subtitles if it's a foreign language, a sociopath doesn't have accurate access to the answer to the question, "Should I murder this woman and her young sons, keeping their bodies for objects of my amusement or artistic endeavors?" The very obvious answer should be "NO! That would be something to avoid, if possible, like you might avoid sleeping on the roof of a very tall building with a steep angle in a snow storm." It's just a very misguided notion for entertaining one's self. Intelligent sociopaths know that they have to think things through a lot better than the average person.
14:34 HAhahaha, Norm Macdonald would say that probably: "This jack guy is a real JERK!"
Am I the only one who burst out laughing at the ending when Percy Mayfield's "Hit the Road Jack" immediatly started playing? Such an absurd film. Imagine being the CGI artist who had to animate little kids getting shot? SMH...
This dude has one of the deepest voices man crazy
Still can't believe that "having a family" scene. That whole segment was my favorite.
after OD'ing on structure, was helpful as a filmmaker to see this interview, talking about working freer and taking more risks and not abandoning concepts
Great film and performance !
This movie is awesome Matt and Lars they both deserve an Oscar
This guy would make a damn good Deathstroke/Slade Wilson!!
The strangulation scenes were by far the most realistic I’ve seen in any movie. Something about those scenes made them incredibly hard to watch. I think it’s the grunts of the victims, or the way that student kept squirming over and over trying her best to fight for her life but failing
You should check out the movie "the most hated woman in america" the ending scene is so realistic, my husband and I still talk about it 5 years later. Burned in our skulls
I felt the same.
I loved this movie!
I love this movie and I definitely had to rewatch it yesterday after a few bowls. So worth it.
Its buggin me that this interview isn’t synchronized
I love how well ocd is represented in this movie it makes me feel seen
He killed this movie
Seems like Matt is a little embarrassed about playing such a depraved character. He censors himself a lot here; maybe that's due to the nature of this being a very long interview with people who have seen the film already and he's in a VERY DIFFICULT position to not spoil or even hint at spoilers with his answers. Either way, jeez... What a fuckin' talented and underappreciated actor. He's brilliant. This is easily the best performance I've seen all year. I literally cannot imagine anyone else doing a better job in the role. I really hope this puts him on the radar for more great films; he's been shoehorned into these shitty romcom roles for a decade for some reason, and he's so much better than that.
Like many, Matt Dillon was in most of my favorite films.
The Outsiders, My Bodyguard and on and on, I first remember seeing him in (I think it was his first film) Over The Edge, I think it was 1978-79.
Bro he's just the charm to any movie his 80s movies especially theyre so good
Open my eyes just to have them close again
Well on my way, but on my way to where I’ve been
It swallows me as it takes me in its fog
I twist away as I give this world the nod
Open door, so I walk inside
Close my eyes, find my place to hide
And I shake as I take it in
Let the show begin
The higher you are
The farther you fall
The longer the walk
The farther you crawl
My body, my temple
This temple, it tilts
Step into the house that Jack built
He looks like at his late 30's and his voice, so deep so hot
The guy is badass
Real I love him sm also I love ur pfp
A great movie and an Oscar worthy performance.
Matt Dillion sounds how Josh Brolin attempts to sound as Thanos
He's over 50 years old??? Wow, good genes!
Bro he just turned 60 like 2 weeks ago 😭😭
I agree with that 100% he was so fine in the 80s too
Matt can get it.
Matt Dillon is still cute😍⭐️💙
Amazon doesn't appear to have a DVD of this film that plays in American machines. I wanna see this film very badly, and I hope that will be rectified soon by whichever parties can rectify it.
best film of the year
Another somewhat recent film which also captures a very darkly nuanced but also comedic look at a serial killer character study is the German THE GOLDEN GLOVE from director Fatih Akin. At times disturbing and close to repulsive, but truly comedic. A great example of a filmmaker's ability to inject a tonal element which very seamlessly subverts the typical experience of the subject matter.
I met his brother Kevin Dillon when working as a night auditor at the hotel where he stayed. They were filming Interstate 84.
He still looks good
Therese something about Marry is my favorite comedy 🎭
Of course he is playing Lars. The movie is a self portrait.
I want to see this film so badly!!! How can I?
You can rent it on Vudu
@@matthewdattilo1056 thanks man been wanting to see it bad.
After watching the film, I feel scared just listening to him right now hahha
Is that strange, if i had so much simphaty for Jack, and his thoughts was realy interesting ideas, iam an artist as well
I hope fans of Grunge and Cameron Crowe appreciate this comment. It amazes me that Brad Pitt became Chris Cornell's friend and after Singles, one of my favorite films of Dillon's, they never became buddies. Or with Eddie Vedder. They all gelled together great as fellow musicians and he kind of has an understated nature to him yet can still be funny at times like Cornell was. Dillon should have been at the tribute show. Cornell's wife Kim had to much control of his show and I have a feeling did not have enough sentimentality for Chris early days to put together it together. As illustrated by the prevelant pop stars performances over real rock musicians during the concert.
I'm confused. Haven't seen matt dillon in years now and he literally only looks maybe early 40s here.
Brutal film. Very entertaining but very dark. Its only a movie, its only a movie...that is the way to watch it. If you take it as an educational film then call a shrink.
dallas winston
It’s a good film in my opinion
I'm somewhat surprised the interviewer forgot Rumble Fish and Factotum...
I can tell Matt Dillon and Kevin Dillon was brothers they look just alike
0:44
Ay
I LOVE YOU MATT DILLON
OSCAR OSCAR OSCAR
I WONDER WHAT KIND OF MOVIE IT WOULD BE IF TWO DIRECTORS, LARE VON TRIER AND DAVID LYNCH, MADE IT AT ONCE.
ИНТЕРЕСНО, КАКОЙ ФИЛЬМ БЫ ПОЛУЧИЛСЯ, ЕСЛИ ЕГО СНИМУТ СРАЗУ ДВА РЕЖИССЕРА, ЛАРЕ ФОН ТРИЕР И ДЭВИД ЛИНЧ.
Matt Dillion rocks. Von Trier and crew don’t give a fuck lol
He’s still
Hot
I would really like to meet Matt Dillon in real life he is a very good Actor and u really Cute
He briefly mentions not being interested in serial killers, unfortunately, but i think being interested in serial killers is a good thing, i think people have this old school witch hunt mentality as in, if you're interested in serial killers or witches or have any knowledge on the matter makes you one of them, but it also makes sense that really simple people would not understand the difference in between, it's just a holy grail of story telling, if you're even half decent at it.
Lar's Psychopath is not ironic, he's a good capitalist. An Artist extraordinaire, going about his business as the center of the consumer able universe. This is dead pan, not irony.
Has Matt ever done singing work? He has a fantastic voice just talking. I'm thinking singing. He should be making music
He hasn't but his acting career is amazing tho
Moody!
I found ABSOLUTELY NOTHING funny about this film. However, I did like the psychological angle of it and how each of his dark thoughts were illustrated.
As much as I love Matt, I couldn't watch that movie. Saw enough of it on Criminal Minds which is why I stopped watching that show. Too hard on the head. Hope he does something lighter next time. He looks great!
💀💀💀💀💀
What a great movie... I just wish it was.. less “Von Triery”..
29:55 WTF??? How did he watch it on youtube? Is he talking shit? I can't find where to buy it, can only preorder for march 2019.....
it was a fuck up on youtubes part shit was erased soon after
Says I can get it rn lol
@@facetioustimes6211 WHERE?!?!
he can get the r rated one, the unrated hasn't come out yet..
@14:37 This guy's a real jerk!!!
Norm Macdonald?
that albert fish fella sounds like a real jerk! @@jwlonghair