Are you a fan of violence in films?

@Cin3mattic

4 жыл бұрын

Yes

@fellowcitizen

4 жыл бұрын

I love Tarantino's films, and often don't notice the violence because it's so beautifully integrated... until it makes the hyperspace jump, and then I'm like "Oh fxxx, I can't watch this." It took me twenty years to re-watch Reservoir Dogs just because of the torture scene - it was the first time I'd ever been shocked by cinema. I've skipped the theatrical releases of several films that looked too violence-oriented. Yet, when people complained about the violence in Pulp Fiction, I honestly had no idea what they were talking about, though I'd already seen it three times.

@ombladonalex

4 жыл бұрын

Stupid question!!!!!

@massapower

4 жыл бұрын

ABSOLUTELY!😎

@jeremymullins1294

4 жыл бұрын

I was 12 years old when I saw Vincent shoot Marvin in the face and everyone in the theater laughed... and I was laughing... That was the day I learned about audience manipulation. Quentin is a master at it.

BECAUSE ITS FUN JAN!

@grfalk8012

4 жыл бұрын

GET IT

@phillytheflyerable

4 жыл бұрын

hahaha yes

@sayno2lolzisback

4 жыл бұрын

Never forget

@8ballgamblr

10 ай бұрын

💀🤣

@EmersonWyrick-ec7tg

9 ай бұрын

Legendary interviewe

"Humans find violence deeply satisfying. But remove the satisfaction, and the act becomes hollow.” - Alan Turing

@earrth911

2 ай бұрын

no,

I totally understand what Tarantino is saying about playing the audience! Feeling and listening to the reactions of the audience and viewer.

What he said about us being us being the orchestra was cold as hell ngl

Because it's FUN, Jan!!

Violence is a part of ALL media entertainment! Movies, soap operas, sports, books etc..People need to give it a rest.

Jackie Burke -- that was Leonard's original name for the character. So not quite Birch.

Before I watch I'm going to guess it has something to do with him liking violent films. I've heard him say before that he basically tries to makes movies that he would enjoy.

One day my mother asked me, why are Tarantino movies are so violent? So I answered her; "Because, it's so much fun mom, you got it?

What was the date of this interview?

@Javoxo

19 күн бұрын

1978

Who IS the interviewer??

violence in movie or books and songs is not the "violence".

Kill Bill scared the shit out of me .

1:05 What the fuck?!? There is an audience?!

Allusions not illusions.

@chelseavuchinich4859

10 ай бұрын

6:09

Why most of interviewers has to focus on violence? Noone ever focus on the plot, the cinematography, the music and many other things... every single damn time they ask about violence. There's really nothing to say! It's a movie, and people don't get violent beacuse of having watch it! People get violent if it's crazy or can't handle their emotions... not certainly for a movie or a videogame! It can happen, but only in very very few cases....

@bigbalticbox

Жыл бұрын

Because most of them are idiots and they can't read between the lines of the storytelling; they just focus on what's easiest to understand because they're too stupid to do anything else

Tarintino is prolific and like anyone who's successful, he's become an easy target for detractors to try to take shots at for violence depicted in his movies. I've never once felt that any of his films were particularly violent. The resevior dogs ear scene and parts of kill Bill are probably the worst it got. When I was a kid I used to watch Evil dead 1 and 2. They're far more violent than anything Tarintino has ever done. I can go on and list dozens more violent films than Tarintinos. Yet for some reason people always like to bring this up with him. It's an agenda and I think you can clearly see straight through it.

Violence is cool 👍

Because otherwise how many people would go see a movie where nothing happens?

Violence is a part of human nature. Anyone who denies it is a fool. And anyone who can't tell the difference between real life violence and violence in film is an idiot.

@TexRabbit

6 күн бұрын

I understand where you’re coming from, but at the end of the day, everyone has different tastes in films. Yes, there is a difference between movies and real life. But movies have a story. When a film prioritizes subject matter over its own narrative, it fails to be a movie, but if it’s the other way around, it works out as a film that’s trying to say something. That’s why Tarantino is respected. Overused shock value can get pretty boring.

Because it's so much fun Jan, GET IT!

@shirleycameron7718

4 жыл бұрын

Hes probably a violent .person by nature.....

@helenpauls1496

4 жыл бұрын

Shirley Cameron Maybe also a narrow view of what it is to be a man-masculine identity crisis. Although, I would think the main reason is that violent, gun toting movies are the mainstream and are the most popular to sell to the American public.

@dineshrashid2766

4 жыл бұрын

The Cinematic Mind Classic Tarantino

@goranhrastovik5364

4 жыл бұрын

just like rough sex..jan knows xD it's fun

@TheChill0ut

4 жыл бұрын

@jake scott Yeah me and the wife laughed our asses off when watching Once Upon a Time in Hollywood, the last scenes when brutality hit it's climax where awesome.

This lady is such a great interviewer. She’s very prepared.

@ianarcher4623

4 жыл бұрын

Who is she, I love her

@ricogomez4020

4 жыл бұрын

What is her name I want to see more of her interviews.

@nickdesausmarez7100

4 жыл бұрын

It's Francine Stock. Great film critic and author.

That story about Christoph is amazing. He literally saved Inglorious Basterds. And you know, I respect QT so much for just pulling the plug rather than compromising. If he was willing to compromise, we wouldn't have gotten Christoph Waltz and the amazing Landa he played.

This is a great interview. The interviewer does a fab job.

@chrisredfield6274

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah seriously for once a good interviewer speaks to QT

the last 20 minutes of Once Upon a Time in Hollywood are among the greatest I have ever seen

@lececamara

4 жыл бұрын

Man that was great!!! I was laughing so hard!! Loved the movie

@yingyang1008

4 жыл бұрын

Shame about the first 160 minutes

@milenanunes77

4 жыл бұрын

Loved it!

@chriskindler10

4 жыл бұрын

Ying Yang not at all I've watched it three times now and I'm fairly certain one day it will be considered a classic

@yingyang1008

4 жыл бұрын

@@chriskindler10 Fair enough each to their own - I have no problem with long art-house movies where not much happens But I found his latest movie unwatcheable - literally no one I know enjoyed it either, and most these people aren't your typical X-men watching morons

That was a good interview. An intelligent objective host who knew him his work and his influences and was able to ask thought provoking questions. 👏👏👏

the first time i saw CHRISTOPH was in DJANGO i fell in love with him i was captivated by his delivery humour poise and grace. He was Chatasmatic but not in an in your face burningly in tense way. I mourned his characters death. This was new to me as i never invested so emotionally in a character before. When all the smoke cleared i thought to myself WHO IS THIS GUY AND WHERE DID HE COME FROM??

@joewas2225

6 ай бұрын

He was so much better in Inglorious Bastards though.

I am following these discussions for 20 years now. It became so boring. Can't imagine what Tarantino feels like, especially cause some of his movies have very little scenes of violence (Once Upon a Time in Hollywood) or the violence happens offscreen (Jackie Brown). He makes movies that are often 3 hours long but most critics only talk about the 10 or 15 minutes of violence in his movies. Makes no sense. And his movies aren't even that violent.

god i would give anything to see christophe waltz audition

I love the interviewer's voice

@paraisoenllamas

4 жыл бұрын

me too

"This is horrible... this is horrible, horrible, horrible. LAUGH!!!"

@scottieturner.

4 жыл бұрын

Clapperchatter when someone has done that to ME. I have a good time at the movies..

Jackie Brown is Tarantino's masterpiece!!! I can watch that movie all day long...and twice on Sunday!

@scottieturner.

4 жыл бұрын

Mattheus McClure I think Hollywood is his masterpiece

@AKGaming3

4 жыл бұрын

Scottie Turner Great Film

@ZeeMan84

4 жыл бұрын

Kill Bill Volume 1 & 2 are his masterpiece, IMO.

@scottieturner.

4 жыл бұрын

Ultimate games absolutely dude, I just got margot Robbie/Sharon Tate tattoo!!!

@scottieturner.

4 жыл бұрын

Zahidul Chowdhury that’s my second favourite, or I’m in some sort of honeymoon phase, although... I have seen once upon a time in Hollywood 3 times in my theatre

4:23 to 4.38 perfectly describes my experience watching Django Unchained

That's right , laugh at your own jokes like no one else is in the room . I wish I could be as careless about what other people care about me . Would help to be a genius tho

Looking at this clip, it's obvious that he is a genius. Good interviewer as well.

@Profile.4

4 жыл бұрын

No. He's just a guy.

@caroleehubbard8380

4 жыл бұрын

Seven Let's see you do what he does! The mans mind is in overdrive 24/7. He thinks thru every moment, every movement, every gesture, every sound, every expression, every word of dialogue, every angle. He is full on genius! No doubt about it!

@Profile.4

4 жыл бұрын

@@caroleehubbard8380 my god how stupid are you people. He spends years writing a script and then a crew of 100 people perfect it and get it prepared for you simpletons to watch so you can pathetically worship a plagiarist has been.

@caroleehubbard8380

4 жыл бұрын

Seven Hmmm, so says you (everyone has their own opinion I suppose) so give me an example of your favorite screen writer and director? And why?

@Profile.4

4 жыл бұрын

@@caroleehubbard8380 Quentin Tarantino

Great insights from Tarantino and it's nice seeing an interviewer who's familiar with the work and a fan of the person she's interviewing. This is how it should be done.

Great interview!

Great interview 👌🏼

Tarantino is unbelievably intelligent

5:43 Shout-out to Robert Downey Jr. taking notes in the front row

It would be nice to inform the date this was recorded on.

Mr Tarantino, If you ever get around to seeing this; I just want to say THANK YOU! You have brought so much joy, fear, drama and blood thirst to us all.

what a fantastic interview, she is doing such a wonderful job

Brilliant interviewer.

What a director! What a man!

Beautiful mind what energy love it

Interviewer is gorgeous

The real reason is that "IT'S SO MUCH FUN JAN"

cause art imitates life..life is violent sometimes

I love you, Quentin.

Imagine an entire horror movie like the last 10 mins of once upon a time

@thejamesbondshowwithkrazyk4581

4 жыл бұрын

Best 10-15 minutes of cinema I've seen in ages...

@jonathanthomas1509

4 жыл бұрын

Would make a pretty shitty horror considering there was not much tension in the end of once upon a time and literally no horror elements either :/

@td202beats7

4 жыл бұрын

i mainly mean like an entire gore horror tarantino movie. the scene where brad pitt was going to that house was creepy and intense. noone does gore like QT yet he doesnt do a horror. with his style of writing he could make the best horror movie ever made

@jonathanthomas1509

4 жыл бұрын

@@td202beats7 I'm not sure that's reasonable to assume. Tarantino is masterful at writing tension, although his tension is definitely lacking in once upon a time in hollywood. But usually he's on the dot with tension. The problem is that Tarantino does tension the way most shitty horror movies do tension. Let me explain: Tension is built around the perception of an imminent threat and is often relieved with some form of a catharsis. For example, in Inglourious Basterds the opening scene has Hans Landa searching the house for the Jews. We are made aware of the threat and Tarantino drags the scene out to allow it to build. Music is absent, there's barely any sound but the ticking clocks and Landa's imposing questions. And then the catharsis is the slaughter of the family. Another example is the bar scene of the same movie with the German major discovering the undercover spies. The tension builds as we know the threat and the major grows closer to discovering the truth. Then he does and upon discovering it the dialogue slows, the background noise drowns out, and upon a sudden there is a BOOM! Shootout, catharsis. Now let's take a look at any cliche horror jumpscare. If you analyze jumpscares you'll notice that they do the same thing, just in a different context. There's always a perceived imminent threat (i.e a ghost, monster, demon, etc.) and the set gets very dark and quiet, without music, without sound. And then BOOM! there's a loud noise to break the silence and a jumpscare. That's the catharsis. They're very quite the same. If horror writers made any attempt to take the elements of a jumpscare and apply them to other genres they could potentially be very adept writers of tension. It's just that the jumpscare is so overdone that it has no effect on the audience anymore. Context changes the meaning of it, though. So basically I would fear that a Tarantino horror would just be riddled with gore and jumpscares, which isn't worth the price of admission in my opinion. True horror takes a different approach to being scary and disturbing. And that is the approach of the unknown, what we don't see. Great examples include The Shining (Stanley Kubrick version), It Comes At Night, The Witch (to some extent, but it's also guilty of using a few jumpscares but they're quite limited), and some others I'm having trouble recollecting at the time of writing this. But have a viewing of those 3 films and you'll see my point.

Hateful Eight was his most violent film

@ConnorMcCartney95

4 жыл бұрын

He made Kill Bill

@ps5stuffguy

4 жыл бұрын

@@ConnorMcCartney95 That was funny violence

@CadillacJak

4 жыл бұрын

Kill Bill is way worse he had to make a scene black and white just to keep the R rating

@ps5stuffguy

4 жыл бұрын

@@CadillacJak That was silly censors. Hateful eight has brutal realistic violence. Kill bill is comical

His a emotions puppet master

Hes told that Christoph Waltz story like a thousand times but it's cool how he still tells it enthusiastically

I’ve been stabbed before and your movie made me pass out . THAT IS AWESOME 😎 THANK YOU lol 😂 that’s good shit sir

@josephdocherty7919

4 жыл бұрын

You've been stabbed? If you don't mind, what did it feel like?

He is one handsome devil

I taught my niece and daughter to mute tv n it’s not scary this guys got music 🎶 to emotions

@CadillacJak

4 жыл бұрын

Yeah sounds is 99% of the "scary" in movies

Hey Tarantino, was the scene between you and Selma Hayek in "From Dusk til Dawn" your initiation?

I usually read books I do the movie in my head but I enjoy this guy’s head his better

This man is a genius

Chris waltz is awesome

Finding Cristopth Waltz for the role in inglorious bastards. " Its a bingo".

That was good.

10:05 That one guy is not a fan of puns.

10:43 is this peter jackson in the audience?

@Benjamin-sd9qf

4 жыл бұрын

Its Blender, dumbass.

Ohh good woman, I was just thinking 8ish minutes in, she should ask how he found Christoph Waltz, then boom. Interesting story too.

Tarantino is so culturally important that I had to go and write ‘Tarantino: The Song’ (for a bit of fun!) I hope you all enjoy it... kzread.info/dash/bejne/i22L0NinYs7Im9Y.html

It’s gonna suck when this man retired

@josephdocherty7919

4 жыл бұрын

Only has one more movie left....

@samr8407

4 жыл бұрын

@@josephdocherty7919 better be good

@josephdocherty7919

4 жыл бұрын

@@samr8407 I have high hopes. Every movie he has made so far I've thoroughly enjoyed and watched repeatedly - I've already seen Once Upon a Time in Hollywood twice in cinema and I'm going to watch it again soon hopefully. He has the Midas touch - he turns everything he touches to gold.

Is there another person who says ‘Alright’ as much as Tarantino?

@TheoTattaglia

4 жыл бұрын

Andre3000

Quentin is the fuckin GREATEST EVER!!

Now there's a QT

cocaine ZOOOOOOMMM

Don't watch his movies if you have a problem with Violence.

@Greggorious123

4 жыл бұрын

Spanish Inquisition Don’t watch movies full stop if you have a problem with violence

1990s interview wtf

Who is the female interviewer

@nickdesausmarez7100

4 жыл бұрын

It's Francine Stock.

@paraisoenllamas

4 жыл бұрын

@@nickdesausmarez7100 beautiful woman

His movies are violence because he is a mad dog director of Hollywood today

i think much of Tarantino's violence is so overthe top that its cartoonish

The man is a legend. We love him for Pulp Fiction and Reservoir Dogs but Jackie Brown is his masterpiece.

I just noticed tarantino kinda looks like perpetualwar some guy I called triple dick I used to hit on while masturbating and stuff back in the day on yahoo in tom azzopardi's basement

QT's new film isn't even that violent lol Did you even see John Wick 3?? Lol

he's favorite movie has to be robocop, right?

@DarkFireFly64

4 жыл бұрын

That top spot would go to The Good, The Bad, And The Ugly.

Say what again? I dare u ? I double dare u mother f..ker.

Why does Quentin look like.. toothless?

Kill bill vol1.2 r the best tarrintino movies.

What an insufferable moron.

@jeremymullins1294

9 ай бұрын

Don't beat yourself up, man.

i am really sick of Tarantino.

@gorecioran5950

4 жыл бұрын

Why?

The LUMIERE Brothers invented the camera not Edison. Makes you wonder about his other refs.

@hatboxghost735

4 жыл бұрын

kris matt Edison got a patent for his creation of the movie camera the “Kinetograph” I’m positive that is what he’s referencing

More like, "why do people keep buying into his self-indulgent immature derivative drivel ?"

Its fine with me that he uses violence in his films but I'm not a fan of it and I don't find it entertaining in any way.

@psteeg3551

4 жыл бұрын

it does not have to be entertaining. if it makes you feel uncomfortable or grossed out then it has the right effect

@ConnorMcCartney95

4 жыл бұрын

Why

@ytcorporate9237

4 жыл бұрын

I have to say I disagree, people deep down love over-the-top violence, I've watched Once Upon a Time in Hollywood twice and each time, the time people just burst out laughing is the ending, or even Django.

@isaacvargas3156

4 жыл бұрын

Violence is the most entertaining thing to watch

more like why his films are so long and boring

@rataroulle9220

4 жыл бұрын

Nah hateful 8 is one of his best imo

@mantistoboggan5171

4 жыл бұрын

pppfffft. you must be the ideal viewer that michael bay caters to.

@rataroulle9220

4 жыл бұрын

@@mantistoboggan5171 me?

@yingyang1008

4 жыл бұрын

@@rataroulle9220 Pulp Fiction - all time classic, Reservoir Dogs - great film made for next to nothing, Kill Bill - great fun for a niche audience Everything else - long, drawn out, meandering and over stylized nonsense Reckon he needs to work with a really talented editor This latest film takes the biscuit - it's just 3 hours of boredom

@rataroulle9220

4 жыл бұрын

@@yingyang1008 stop over analysing everything - i used to think like you until i realised it made me a miserable cunt, so just take the filn at face value. Sit through it an if you like it cool if you don't, also cool. I agree with you for once upon a time in hollywood, but hateful eight is amazing and inglorious bastards isn't bad either. Even Django is phenomenal.

Inglorious Basterds wasn't a guys on a mission movie because Tarantino has no ability to write something involving military strategy and the complexity of a full-scale military campaign. His movies are cartoons. Artful cartoons, but not even remotely resembling reality or human experience.

I’m sorry but Tarantino’s features are becoming almost demon-like as he ages. He is beginning to look like the demonic character he played in his vampire movie who was the brother of George Clooney’s character. Seriously he really is starting to take on features that could be used in a horror movie. With his wealth I would have toned down those outstanding, less attractive features.

I love these high-brow cunts who talk like they know something about film! LMFAO, seriously, where do these fucking unctuous douche-bags come from?

How does watching the garbage 🗑 he pushes out to millions of idiots in America help you achieve success in your life ? He is the equivalent of a heroine pusher in an alley of junkies 🤔

@michaeldavies9853

4 жыл бұрын

There’s a reason your comment only has one like

@dwaalgeest8591

4 жыл бұрын

Your comment makes me wonder what kind of movies you are into...