It's crazy impressive the amount of research, knowledge and passion that has gone into this documentary! I was never really interested in learning about movie directors, but I watched this series from start to finish because it is a piece of art in itself.
the documentary should be about..how we can make a movie that has the most camera bounce in the history of movies..we should make it so bad that it makes people sick
Well done series. Great work. As for Sally Menke...she was the secret sauce in Quentin's films. His movies never recovered from her passing. Recently re-watched Pulp Fiction and some of those cuts are pure perfection. The fight scenes in Kill Bill are cut like music. As an editor myself, I have to tip my hat to her. She had real rhythm and melody in her cutting. One of the greatest editors of all time. Chapeau, Sally. You were the best.
I have always maintained that Sally Menke was essential to the tone and incredible totality of his movies: it’s incredibly apparent that everything after IB is missing a certain economy and just kind of feels spiritually different. Given the fact that his films after her passing are still very good it’s hard to imagine how much better they would have been if she was still with us. Editing is often overlooked as one the essential components of filmmaking which is crazy considering how many classic movies were practically created in the editing chair. Take Jaws for example: famously once it had wrapped filming it was in a completely raw and formless state and it was looking like Spielberg had created a disaster. Enter Verna Fields who cut what is at this point a timeless masterpiece. For those interested in the art and craft of film editing I recommend the book “The Conversations” with Walter Murch. It’s incredibly insightful.
Wym his movies never recovered? She’s very talented and maybe was essential to those films success. But once upon a time in Hollywood is massive. Probably his best work
I'm also an editor myself and have always thought exactly like you said. Sally was the best and Tarantino movies are really "other thing" without her. I think Django is the worst of his movies, (still pretty good, but the one I like the least), the first without her. One can't say it's poorly edited, but there are jokes that don't "work" well, and maybe the scenes with loud music really don't get THAT "Tarantinean" cut.
There was no mistake in Jackie Brown. I think its one of his top 5 films. Its aged better than pulp fiction. I never knew he thought negatively against JB. I think its top 3
It's clear Tarantino takes an INDUSTRIOUS amount of notes when watching films - seeing a scene in another movie that he likes, then deconstructing why he likes it, and what could make it better. Some other channel did the same thing for the coin toss scene in "No Country For Old Men" and it was as if a lightbulb moment went on for me. If I had access to the obscene amount (and more importantly, quality) of information and analysis that the internet provides these days I would have destroyed in highschool and college. Kids do be lazy these days. Edit: I am very glad you included the cuts where the actors said hello to her to make her job easier. Edit edit: Jamie Foxx is a PHENOMENAL actor. A perfect Django.
I suspect he puts the pop and cultural references into his films because they will get lost in the modern world. So in in the 1990s those reference would have made sense to half the audience and he other half would just be discovering them for the first time. It is just a pity that Tarantino is coming to the end of his career.
This is the best documentary on QT. I don’t know what I was expecting, but it definitely wasn’t this incredibly well researched and how much detail was included. Well done. I think Quentin would approve.
Just watched all three of these. I simply cannot applaud you enough. The content, the minutiae of the details and yet the coherent way its pulled together is simply incredible. Not to mention the standard in the narrators voice. This is the best piece of work I have seen on TH-cam ever. Bravo sir, fucking bravo.
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These documentaries on Tarantino are incredible. Your timeline, pacing and information is impeccable. These videos are the quality you'd expect to see on a major streaming service or network TV. Thank you
Wow. I am overwhelmed how good this docu was! I don't really write comments but in this case you have to! Thanks. Big love and health to you guys! I want more! I love movies
I hated Death Proof when it came out. It has later become one of my favorite Tarantino movies after repeat viewings. It`s so different and the pacing is brilliant.
GOOD job on the documentary.While I'm not the biggest Tarantino fan,I love how he made his dreams come true,from working as a clerk in a video store to making top-notch films is AWESOME !! And being a very successful and respected director as well.Not many people fulfil their dreams,goals,etc,etc,...he did-I salute him for that. SEMPER-FI.
In another life I could imagine Quentin Tarantino been a Serial killer, he's got a twisted mind that's why is 🎥 are so exciting. Can't imagine Kevin Costner in one of his movies.
This shit is really good, how do you have only 15k views? I mean there are like a million Tarintino vids online but you made a 3 hour doc that is not like insanely deep, but fun and full of tons of neat insights. This could've been a 10 hour doc series, easily.
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one of the greatest and worst things about TH-cam is the pleathora of hidden gems and artists who tirelessly create them for audiences of criminally smaller numbers than what the algorithm should reward.. this channels writing, research, and especially the editing, is phenomenal.. one of the best Tarantino career focused series' on the platform.. and every expose of this channel is of this quality..
Oh wow, thank you very much for your warm words. You are just cmiminally nice with us. You know, thanks to people like you we believe in ourselves and in our work, despite the statistical results in YT. However, we improved a lot. We had just 10k subs on March, when the channel was already 1,5 years old. We were very very close to abandone this, but then, something happened and it started to grow. We are happy with what we have today.
Hey before I start this video I just want to say this is genius. Thanks for bringing us all the facts behind the legend that is Tarantino. I agree, well from the last installment, Pam Grier deserved an Oscar for her performance.
The legacy of Tarantino will be absolutely thorough epicness. Yes the scripts. But every little details of production that occurs….the problems they have. The decisions…The making of his movies is theatrical in and of itself. Phenomenal doc. Have my sub
This is the BEST documentary on Quentin ever. like wow it’s detailed , it’s edited well, it’s informative and fun throughout. I can’t believe how amazing this is. Wow 🤩
Ahhhhh, I didn’t know “Machete” was made into a full film. I had always wished it would be. I know what I’ll be trying to find a copy of to watch tonight. Great content as always, I don’t know why this content creator does have millions of subs, it’s better quality and more informative than the vast majority of things put out by the BBC and most main stream legacy television companies 👍
Second time watching this all the way through. Kurt Russell plays several of my favorite characters in film period. Stunt man Mike is definitely the top, Death proof is one of the best car chase movies that exist.
Great job man! You can appreciate the work that went into this. I hope your channel and future efforts find success. It will be well deserved. Keep it up!
When Jamie Foxx is impersonating QT, and says, “You’re not Jim Brown,” it’s more likely that was a reference to the famous Black football player-turned-actor Jim Brown. No one ever refers to James Brown as “Jim.”
When he did The Hateful Eight in Ultra Panavision 70 mm, I thought it was absolutely spectacular. I was lucky enough to see it in a theater opening night Xmas Eve. The feeling of real film, not digital recording, is just different. Just like bands who still prefer to record on analog. True artists. This is an exceptionally well-done documentary. It's probably the best I've seen on Tarantino. Kudos!!
I have no idea why these videos have so little views. It's brilliant content and I think if it gets a little more exposure then they would get really good views. Yet again totally undrrated content. Keep up the good work bro. Am subscribed now.
Just realized I was watching volume 2 of a three part Documentary, going back to start from beginning and I can already tell you guy do great work! I will definitely spread the word to my movie buff friends 🤜🏻🤛🏻
Wow, thank you! That's the best support for us. I hope our work really deserves the attention of your movie buff friends. Will be waiting for your opinion about the 1st and 3rd volume of this Documentary!
I found it odd, jarring really, that there was no discussion of why Sally Menke did not work with Tarantino on Django. -She died of heat exhaustion while on a light hike with her dog. Her dog was waiting by her side when they were found.
No director in history has had a better string of 4 films that Q did from Inglorious Basterds to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. All absolute masterpieces.
Wow, just when you thought you knew everything about tarantino, a 3 part video like this drops 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿, and i didn't know that was tarantino as bag head in django
This is my favorite documentary and I watch it all the time...I love movies and Tarantino...so I obviously love this...Please make one for Robert Deniro
On Rourke being lead roll on deathproof, Quentin recently disclosed on the Rogan podcast that Rourke said yes but then the agent of Rourke was making more and more demands and Quentin was not having that so he set an ultimatum , yes or no by Friday evening or no dice. They did not even give an answer by that time. So he went with Russel.
This seems to be backed up by Kurt Russell's quip "Because we all know when you go to work for Quentin, you do it for the money." This career rejuvenation narrative of working with Tarantino was a nifty way to save the studio money.
Your voice over work and playing all the male voices by altering your voice is pure gold dude.. you could work as a great radio personality and even better as a narrator of one of Quentin's movies or any movie and I think after all this amazing homework you have done on this piece and your other works for directors that u should be a million subbed channel.. also its pronounced "RIZZA" cheers dude
dude his voiceover is irritating, there's a reason people only talk like this in trailers: it shouldn't go on for more than 30 seconds. And even that stopped in the 90s. Just talk like a regular person or perfect it to a point where i don't notice it.
I cannot fathom in my mind how this Channel has 13K subs. I simply cannot. These documentaries/studies are beyond The regular thing we Get on TV and internett in general. Ceep up The amazing work bud❤️
Great research and fun to watch! Just some inside info here: Death Proof did not break even theatrically as a studio only sees a maximum of roughly half of the revenues and that’s after deducting P&A (often 1/2 or 1/3 its budget). Other than that, still very informative :)
Lived in the states my whole life, watched Grindhouse in theaters specifically because it was a 70's style double feature. Loved it, have all three versions of the films.
This was amazing! Both the 1st and 2nd volume! When are you gonna do one about Once Upon A Time??? Or you gonna wait till he makes his 10th film to include both ?
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These docs are so good! So well researched. I'm a Tarantinofile and you have given a couple bits of trivia even I didn't know. Also, I'm so glad you are going after the Academy Awards for their BS political award ceremonies where they deny that Tarantino IS...and I would absolutely love to hear who anyone thinks matches or is better...the best living auteur in the game. Well done Okolo Kino! Oh...and the voice overs are so silly and wonderful. The Tarantino voice is fine. But I'd be happy to do it properly for you if you make a part 4! Kudos!
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finished volume 1 and 2 of your incredible work on the genius. i think it should be must-watch for all cinema lovers. and that last line, "Got room for one more?"...i almost wept. i hope he has room for one more.
I laughed every time Kurt busted that mean lady upside her head.Only because I knew it was Hollywood I would never laugh in real life but that movie was insane.🔥🔥
heck yeah, I remember watching the Grindhouse double feature AKA Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's films Death Proof and Planet Terror. and I never walked out of the film and knowing full well it was a double feature, except I was working at third-shift job door to the movie theater after I left.
"Sukiyaki Western Django, which was a parody of spaghetti westerns, which were parodies of regular westerns, which weren't all that serious to begin with" lmFao... I had to pause to laugh at that line... Brilliant
Great series on a great director. Proud to give the 10.000th like for the episode with Inglourious Basterds in, which is probably my favourite Tarantino. Let´s hope for more episodes to this incredibely well made documentary.
I'm such a nerd for behind the scene stuff, especially Tarantino's films, he's just a genius and you have to give credit to the 1000s of incredible crew members and stunt workers who helped create these masterpieces with Quentin's vision ❤️ gonna be an old man still watching all of them 😂
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Very, very well put together. As someone who loves film and around 97% of the info was already familiar to me, there were still some very cool tidbit really under surface level trivias that I didn't know about and was very glad to hear. But even tho I knew most of it already it didn't lower the enjoyment of watching this since it was made in that interesting way to keep the hook on me even if familiar hook. This managed to have very Tarantinoesque feeling and clearly someone who loves films very much fingerprint in it. It was a delight and again, very well done. Btw I love how Walton Goggin's and Timothy Olyphant both ended up in Tarantino movies after doing the great show Justified. Which is about Elmore Leonard's character Raylan Given's, so Tarantino obviously watched the show (being Leonard fan to the point of doing Jackie Brown which is ofcourse adapted from Elmore's book Rum Punch and I have a memory of him saying that he likes the show) and Quentin loved both actors enough to do that for them. They both do carry the show Justified as opposites a lot with their crazyy charisma. Even Damon Herriman from Justified got the scene of playing Manson which he did around the same time for Fincher as an older version of Manson in Mindhunter. Also wouldn't be suprised if Quentin new Olyphant from Deadwood already, being an western fan and Deadwood being a terrific cult show (one of the best even if it got a bit rough ending in a form of a movie many years later since it was cancelled midway of the story for being so expensive show).
You all probably heard that when Kurt Russell smashed that guitar at 0:50, the prop one hadn't been put in place and Kurt accidentally smashed a $40k guitar instead, hence Jennifer yelling and then looking at the Crew. Oops
It's crazy impressive the amount of research, knowledge and passion that has gone into this documentary! I was never really interested in learning about movie directors, but I watched this series from start to finish because it is a piece of art in itself.
This is the kind of doc I could get the popcorn and soda and watch 2 or 3 times in one sitting!
yes sir, very well done, love the edit
5 bags of popcorn and two cups of soda
Documentaries ABOUT Tarantino are better than most non-Tarantino movies
10 bags of popcorn and 5 sodas in
the documentary should be about..how we can make a movie that has the most camera bounce in the history of movies..we should make it so bad that it makes people sick
the "Hi Sally" montage over the years of him making films brought tears to my eyes
Well done series. Great work. As for Sally Menke...she was the secret sauce in Quentin's films. His movies never recovered from her passing. Recently re-watched Pulp Fiction and some of those cuts are pure perfection. The fight scenes in Kill Bill are cut like music. As an editor myself, I have to tip my hat to her. She had real rhythm and melody in her cutting. One of the greatest editors of all time. Chapeau, Sally. You were the best.
100% Sally was a majestic silent poet.
I have always maintained that Sally Menke was essential to the tone and incredible totality of his movies: it’s incredibly apparent that everything after IB is missing a certain economy and just kind of feels spiritually different. Given the fact that his films after her passing are still very good it’s hard to imagine how much better they would have been if she was still with us. Editing is often overlooked as one the essential components of filmmaking which is crazy considering how many classic movies were practically created in the editing chair. Take Jaws for example: famously once it had wrapped filming it was in a completely raw and formless state and it was looking like Spielberg had created a disaster. Enter Verna Fields who cut what is at this point a timeless masterpiece.
For those interested in the art and craft of film editing I recommend the book “The Conversations” with Walter Murch. It’s incredibly insightful.
Wym his movies never recovered? She’s very talented and maybe was essential to those films success. But once upon a time in Hollywood is massive. Probably his best work
I'm also an editor myself and have always thought exactly like you said. Sally was the best and Tarantino movies are really "other thing" without her. I think Django is the worst of his movies, (still pretty good, but the one I like the least), the first without her. One can't say it's poorly edited, but there are jokes that don't "work" well, and maybe the scenes with loud music really don't get THAT "Tarantinean" cut.
So glad Will Smith wasn’t Django.
Fastest gun on Bel-Air
I didn’t like the guy who played it though..l can’t watch it cos it’s him
Tarantino wrote it for smith. If Tarantino writes a role for you, then the role is made for you.
it would be a shitty comedy with smith in it
@@thevalkyrie8Jamie Foxx? Curious who you think should have gotten it.
Your documentaries give off DVD bonus feature vibes. Miss when we had those.
Me too! I used to love the documentaries on DVD extras, especially ones like this with such passion.
You can still buy DVDs and Blu Rays. They still have special features. I know it sounds crazy but it's true lol
Well said, I used to love that stuff. Or dvd commentary audio.
@@antimaxsmacks Haha yeah I still somtimes convert a director or actor commentary off dvd to mp3 & listen to them on the train :)
That's why I really enjoy the video essay format
There was no mistake in Jackie Brown. I think its one of his top 5 films. Its aged better than pulp fiction. I never knew he thought negatively against JB. I think its top 3
If he kept the name (Rum Punch) it would have done a lot better. I think he learned a lesson with that film: don't try *too* hard to make your point.
imho it's his best movie
Jackie Brown is in my top 3 favorite Tarantino films.
JB is EASILY my least favorite film by QT
I thought JB was just kind of Meh, still QT so not bad at all. Just not my favorite work of his.
It's clear Tarantino takes an INDUSTRIOUS amount of notes when watching films - seeing a scene in another movie that he likes, then deconstructing why he likes it, and what could make it better. Some other channel did the same thing for the coin toss scene in "No Country For Old Men" and it was as if a lightbulb moment went on for me. If I had access to the obscene amount (and more importantly, quality) of information and analysis that the internet provides these days I would have destroyed in highschool and college. Kids do be lazy these days.
Edit: I am very glad you included the cuts where the actors said hello to her to make her job easier.
Edit edit: Jamie Foxx is a PHENOMENAL actor. A perfect Django.
true
I suspect he puts the pop and cultural references into his films because they will get lost in the modern world.
So in in the 1990s those reference would have made sense to half the audience and he other half would just be discovering them for the first time. It is just a pity that Tarantino is coming to the end of his career.
Quinton has said he has an didactic memory; he can vividly recall memories as if they were a visual or mental image.
Completely agree. I can't even imagine what Will Smith would have done with it.
@@bighands69 I can't agree. QT has too much in his head to retire.
Came across this in passing and I’m in awe of the quality of this doc! Well done, you got yourself a subscriber
This is the best documentary on QT. I don’t know what I was expecting, but it definitely wasn’t this incredibly well researched and how much detail was included. Well done. I think Quentin would approve.
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People don’t understand how important an editor is in the movie making process, it’s no wonder Sally and Q were so close
Just watched all three of these. I simply cannot applaud you enough. The content, the minutiae of the details and yet the coherent way its pulled together is simply incredible. Not to mention the standard in the narrators voice. This is the best piece of work I have seen on TH-cam ever. Bravo sir, fucking bravo.
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Screw Disney!!! Absolutely disgraceful!!! Literally art vs the scum of that industry!!!
These overviews are waaaay better than any other documentary I've seen on quentin. Very good job guys! 👌👌👌🙏🙏🙏
These documentaries on Tarantino are incredible. Your timeline, pacing and information is impeccable. These videos are the quality you'd expect to see on a major streaming service or network TV. Thank you
Wow. I am overwhelmed how good this docu was! I don't really write comments but in this case you have to! Thanks. Big love and health to you guys! I want more! I love movies
Yea really surprising how well done and put together this upload was
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I hated Death Proof when it came out. It has later become one of my favorite Tarantino movies after repeat viewings. It`s so different and the pacing is brilliant.
GOOD job on the documentary.While I'm not the biggest Tarantino fan,I love how he made his dreams come true,from working as a clerk in a video store to making top-notch films is AWESOME !! And being a very successful and respected director as well.Not many people fulfil their dreams,goals,etc,etc,...he did-I salute him for that. SEMPER-FI.
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best chanel about people who make movies i ever seen
The narrators Tarantino impression when reading his quotes is really accurate 😅
Dude wait that’s not Tarantino? No way?
I think it was on point at the beginning but when you get used to it starts to get annoying...
@@andreabruson5558 didn’t know it wasn’t him
And creepy
It's an AI voice, that's why the intonation is all wrong, right?
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In another life I could imagine Quentin Tarantino been a Serial killer, he's got a twisted mind that's why is 🎥 are so exciting. Can't imagine Kevin Costner in one of his movies.
Thanks
Why did you put a picture of James Brown when Jamie Foxx said Jim Brown
This shit is really good, how do you have only 15k views? I mean there are like a million Tarintino vids online but you made a 3 hour doc that is not like insanely deep, but fun and full of tons of neat insights. This could've been a 10 hour doc series, easily.
Hope that TH-cam algorithms will work better! Anyway you have found us, it means that it works somehow)
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@@OkoloKino More views and subs are coming. Be patient and keep up the great work. In a few months, this channel will blow up...you'll see. :)
I just subbed. It’s really neatly done. Top notch. I feel like binge watching all his movies this weekend. Keep up the good work 😍
it was good up until he called RZA "ar zee aye" LOL
Subbed today after watching my first upload by this creator. Surprised there wasn’t over a million subs.
“The music was produced by a rapper named R. Z. A. “
😂🥴
Thank you for such a comprehensive overview of a brilliant talent.
one of the greatest and worst things about TH-cam is the pleathora of hidden gems and artists who tirelessly create them for audiences of criminally smaller numbers than what the algorithm should reward.. this channels writing, research, and especially the editing, is phenomenal.. one of the best Tarantino career focused series' on the platform.. and every expose of this channel is of this quality..
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Hey before I start this video I just want to say this is genius. Thanks for bringing us all the facts behind the legend that is Tarantino. I agree, well from the last installment, Pam Grier deserved an Oscar for her performance.
The legacy of Tarantino will be absolutely thorough epicness. Yes the scripts. But every little details of production that occurs….the problems they have. The decisions…The making of his movies is theatrical in and of itself.
Phenomenal doc. Have my sub
I can't believe how the Mouse House did him wrong.
This is the BEST documentary on Quentin ever. like wow it’s detailed , it’s edited well, it’s informative and fun throughout. I can’t believe how amazing this is. Wow 🤩
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I've rewatched these docos on Tarantino so many times, so well put together.
Tarantino as Pie Mei would've been a disaster lol
just heard that and cant stop laughing when they showed a perfectly serious photo of tarantino doing martial arts
End of his career
"The music was done by rapper R-Z-A." LOL
Hey! Unfortunately we noticed it too late, have no chance to change this part in the video. Hope it doesn't make bad showing
@@OkoloKino Haha, not at all. A fantastic series that was well researched. Thank you for the work!
Came here to say this. Man, in an otherwise unbelievably well done and captivating doc…this shit “reminded me I was watching a movie” 🤣
Haha R-Z-Aaaaa
Furthermore, it’s Zo-E Bell not Zo Bell
Rapper aar-zee-ay rules man. And zō bell is pretty good too.
OH MY GOD ILOVE QUENTIN TARANTINO HE BROUGHT ME SUCH JOY AND LAUGHTER!!!!!!
Ahhhhh, I didn’t know “Machete” was made into a full film. I had always wished it would be. I know what I’ll be trying to find a copy of to watch tonight. Great content as always, I don’t know why this content creator does have millions of subs, it’s better quality and more informative than the vast majority of things put out by the BBC and most main stream legacy television companies 👍
There's 2 of them. Lindsay Lohan show her titties in the first one
Second time watching this all the way through. Kurt Russell plays several of my favorite characters in film period.
Stunt man Mike is definitely the top,
Death proof is one of the best car chase movies that exist.
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Thank you!
Lucy Liu's scalped head looks bloody amazing. Whoever did that is a Special effects tenth dan black belt.
One of the best documentaries I have ever seen, top marks.
you clearly dont watch many documentaries. It was solid but it's not "The Last Waltz" or "Hoop Dreams"
When Jamie Foxx is impersonating QT, and says, “You’re not Jim Brown,” it’s more likely that was a reference to the famous Black football player-turned-actor Jim Brown. No one ever refers to James Brown as “Jim.”
Seeing "Death Proof" made me immediately go out and watch a bunch of 70s carsploitation movies. So good.
I'm about to watch part 3. I'm excited and absolutely thrilled with this documentary series. Well done!
Great graphics and editing...once again!
When he did The Hateful Eight in Ultra Panavision 70 mm, I thought it was absolutely spectacular. I was lucky enough to see it in a theater opening night Xmas Eve. The feeling of real film, not digital recording, is just different. Just like bands who still prefer to record on analog. True artists. This is an exceptionally well-done documentary. It's probably the best I've seen on Tarantino. Kudos!!
I have no idea why these videos have so little views. It's brilliant content and I think if it gets a little more exposure then they would get really good views. Yet again totally undrrated content. Keep up the good work bro. Am subscribed now.
Hey Sean! Thank you so much! Fingers crossed!
@@OkoloKino no problem bro. Judg speaking the truth.
I don't blame Martin guitar from being angry. A 1880 Martin's not ez to replace. I would be furious. I love acoustic guitars. Thanks for sharing.
Just realized I was watching volume 2 of a three part Documentary, going back to start from beginning and I can already tell you guy do great work! I will definitely spread the word to my movie buff friends 🤜🏻🤛🏻
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You did a phenomenal job piecing his career together thanks mate
I found it odd, jarring really, that there was no discussion of why Sally Menke did not work with Tarantino on Django.
-She died of heat exhaustion while on a light hike with her dog. Her dog was waiting by her side when they were found.
Thank you for making this amazing documentary about one of the greatest movie makers of our time. Best documentary I have seen in a long time.
No director in history has had a better string of 4 films that Q did from Inglorious Basterds to Once Upon a Time in Hollywood. All absolute masterpieces.
I would say his first 4 films are his masterpieces. Not his last 4.
@@cameleyez totally agree with you. But last 4 are not that bad.t
@@user-ff1jy1xi7n very entertaining for sure.
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Stanley Kubrick, Rob Reiner
This was better than any documentary , with regards to Mr.Tarrantino, I've ever come across!! 5 star masterpiece.
Just saw it was uploaded and I am already for another hour of pure genius
These volumes are without a doubt my favorite Docu-Series ever about Tarantino 💯
Wow, just when you thought you knew everything about tarantino, a 3 part video like this drops 👍🏿👍🏿👍🏿, and i didn't know that was tarantino as bag head in django
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This is my favorite documentary and I watch it all the time...I love movies and Tarantino...so I obviously love this...Please make one for Robert Deniro
Thank you so much for your job! It's awesome😍😍😍
So, for me, The hateful eight is by far Quentin Tarantino's best film so far, followed by Django and then Inglourious Basterds.
On Rourke being lead roll on deathproof, Quentin recently disclosed on the Rogan podcast that Rourke said yes but then the agent of Rourke was making more and more demands and Quentin was not having that so he set an ultimatum , yes or no by Friday evening or no dice. They did not even give an answer by that time. So he went with Russel.
This seems to be backed up by Kurt Russell's quip "Because we all know when you go to work for Quentin, you do it for the money." This career rejuvenation narrative of working with Tarantino was a nifty way to save the studio money.
Tarantino has paid $10M for lead roles. Half the going rate, maybe. But that is only 100 days worth of work. $100k/day seems kinda cush.
Interesting with H8, as for me, it is probably most favourite film with my favourite dialogues. I am sure the movie will get praised by years.
Your voice over work and playing all the male voices by altering your voice is pure gold dude.. you could work as a great radio personality and even better as a narrator of one of Quentin's movies or any movie and I think after all this amazing homework you have done on this piece and your other works for directors that u should be a million subbed channel.. also its pronounced "RIZZA" cheers dude
Yea I was lol when he said R - Z - A 🤣
dude his voiceover is irritating, there's a reason people only talk like this in trailers: it shouldn't go on for more than 30 seconds. And even that stopped in the 90s. Just talk like a regular person or perfect it to a point where i don't notice it.
it's like watching modern marvels
@@musicnoonelikes well your entitled to your opinion but just to be clear, your wrong
@@mattketchabaw3907 oh can you explain that
I cannot fathom in my mind how this Channel has 13K subs. I simply cannot. These documentaries/studies are beyond The regular thing we Get on TV and internett in general. Ceep up The amazing work bud❤️
This is awesome Quentin got balls 😁~ And not just behind the camera, but in political world to. I very much admire that 🙏
I'm currently experiencing the call to make movies. It's all I've ever wanted to do and if I don't try, I'll never truly be happy
Great research and fun to watch! Just some inside info here:
Death Proof did not break even theatrically as a studio only sees a maximum of roughly half of the revenues and that’s after deducting P&A (often 1/2 or 1/3 its budget).
Other than that, still very informative :)
Lived in the states my whole life, watched Grindhouse in theaters specifically because it was a 70's style double feature. Loved it, have all three versions of the films.
Can't believe how underrated The Hateful Eight is. Imo it's up their in top 3
I still haven’t been able to finish it. I’ve tried five times.
Same for me.
1. Kill Bill vol.1
2. Hateful 8
3. Pulp Fiction
Is True Romance a Tarantino film? If it is then it takes the 1st spot.
@@negativeindustrial Lol you're subbed to Chowder with Powder, I can see why.
0:49 yes that reaction to the earliest Martin Guitars being smashed up is real. That was no prop guitar. Unfortunately.
This was amazing! Both the 1st and 2nd volume! When are you gonna do one about Once Upon A Time??? Or you gonna wait till he makes his 10th film to include both ?
Hello Robert! Thanks for your compliments. We are already editing the third volume. If all goes well, we will release it in a couple of weeks. Subscribe to not miss it! And, if you really liked it, please, recommend our work to your friends.
His casting is always great and so many actors have him to thank for career resurrection. His loyalty is also commendable.
These docs are so good! So well researched. I'm a Tarantinofile and you have given a couple bits of trivia even I didn't know. Also, I'm so glad you are going after the Academy Awards for their BS political award ceremonies where they deny that Tarantino IS...and I would absolutely love to hear who anyone thinks matches or is better...the best living auteur in the game. Well done Okolo Kino! Oh...and the voice overs are so silly and wonderful. The Tarantino voice is fine. But I'd be happy to do it properly for you if you make a part 4! Kudos!
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finished volume 1 and 2 of your incredible work on the genius. i think it should be must-watch for all cinema lovers. and that last line, "Got room for one more?"...i almost wept. i hope he has room for one more.
I laughed every time Kurt busted that mean lady upside her head.Only because I knew it was Hollywood I would never laugh in real life but that movie was insane.🔥🔥
I'm jumping in early. This is awesome!
heck yeah, I remember watching the Grindhouse double feature AKA Quentin Tarantino and Robert Rodriguez's films Death Proof and Planet Terror. and I never walked out of the film and knowing full well it was a double feature, except I was working at third-shift job door to the movie theater after I left.
this is by far one of the best action movies ever made
Half way through your 3 part!!! This is Absolutely 💯 fantastic!
Thankyou.
REAAALLY nicely done!
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"Sukiyaki Western Django, which was a parody of spaghetti westerns, which were parodies of regular westerns, which weren't all that serious to begin with" lmFao... I had to pause to laugh at that line... Brilliant
Top notch editing and production
Greatest creator to ever live
I laughed so hard when he said, "...by rapper R.Z.A."
Excellent content.This is the first one of your docs that caught my eye and I immediately subscribed before I got to the end.
Inspirational.
gran canal de youtube, maravilloso!!!!
Bro this video was professional af
Nice job!
Great series on a great director. Proud to give the 10.000th like for the episode with Inglourious Basterds in, which is probably my favourite Tarantino. Let´s hope for more episodes to this incredibely well made documentary.
I hope I return to this in a few years and it has 1mill+ views
Guys like ( Tarantino, Russell, Madsen, Buscemi, Keitel, etc...) are hanging onto 'a time' we desperately need to get back to...70's
The 70’s will be here in another 50 years
I'm such a nerd for behind the scene stuff, especially Tarantino's films, he's just a genius and you have to give credit to the 1000s of incredible crew members and stunt workers who helped create these masterpieces with Quentin's vision ❤️ gonna be an old man still watching all of them 😂
Wow this series is mesmerizing, can't stop watching. But I know that I 'll re-watch this many times😃
Godbless this channel
Best set of documentaries iv'e seen on here in a while! fantastic stuff!
Thanks!
Tarantino really loves making movies.
You can see it in the excitement he has in his face when he talks about the process.
Excellent chronological history of one of the most influential directors of all time. I made sure to subscribe and hit the like button.
OMG! there were a almost twice as long version of Django?!? Give me! GIVE MEE! GIVE MEEEE!!!
Great documentary. Thank you so much!
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BTW, be ready for volume 3! We'll try to publish it this weekend.
Very, very well put together. As someone who loves film and around 97% of the info was already familiar to me, there were still some very cool tidbit really under surface level trivias that I didn't know about and was very glad to hear. But even tho I knew most of it already it didn't lower the enjoyment of watching this since it was made in that interesting way to keep the hook on me even if familiar hook. This managed to have very Tarantinoesque feeling and clearly someone who loves films very much fingerprint in it. It was a delight and again, very well done.
Btw I love how Walton Goggin's and Timothy Olyphant both ended up in Tarantino movies after doing the great show Justified. Which is about Elmore Leonard's character Raylan Given's, so Tarantino obviously watched the show (being Leonard fan to the point of doing Jackie Brown which is ofcourse adapted from Elmore's book Rum Punch and I have a memory of him saying that he likes the show) and Quentin loved both actors enough to do that for them. They both do carry the show Justified as opposites a lot with their crazyy charisma. Even Damon Herriman from Justified got the scene of playing Manson which he did around the same time for Fincher as an older version of Manson in Mindhunter. Also wouldn't be suprised if Quentin new Olyphant from Deadwood already, being an western fan and Deadwood being a terrific cult show (one of the best even if it got a bit rough ending in a form of a movie many years later since it was cancelled midway of the story for being so expensive show).
Thank you for your feedback!
Buen trabajo excelente bio
This is excellent!!! It deserves millions of view
The music was done by R-Z-A 🤣🤣🤣🤣
Not a fan?
You all probably heard that when Kurt Russell smashed that guitar at 0:50, the prop one hadn't been put in place and Kurt accidentally smashed a $40k guitar instead, hence Jennifer yelling and then looking at the Crew. Oops
No way that’s crazy lol
Her reaction did seem shockingly genuine