One of my favourite movies. Blurring the lines between suspense, comedy and the absurd. The tension and cringe factor are almost intolerable while being strangely funny and thoroughly entertaining. Every character has their own unique perspective which is fascinating to watch. The great acting creates layers of clashing realities. By the end I can never figure out whether Pupkin is a hero or a villain. He's a very clever sociopath if nothing else,
@divad18183 сағат бұрын
Just a Gigolo reminds me of Hot for Teacher. The rhythm..tempo slightly different.
@dimsdaledimma43217 сағат бұрын
No one realized this is AI in the comments?
@KingsOwn197 сағат бұрын
He said the movie got serious when Iris is introduced but said it was still a joke by the time he tried to assassinate Palantine..which was right at the end of the movie
@jasonlynch96657 сағат бұрын
Damn older than me..... going pick up my guitar and jam some toni
@RobertMajor-jq2ke9 сағат бұрын
Always respected Dave very smart man what a preformer 1 of the best front men ever total athlete and marshals artist gotta love him love him or hate him got to respect the man what a life he has lived at least 100 lives in 1
@pedrorocha97229 сағат бұрын
And... at 26.32, we have Mary Elizabeth Mastrantonio for a second.... who as you know, a couple of years later....
@TonyTroiano0816 сағат бұрын
ha ha, i remember (somewhat lol) drinking the "tequila maggot", oh man those were the days! 🪱 kzbin.infoUgkxP1Elh2V4CQ7Aw5OdaQtsLB3RsCAlEKb1?si=luVhOuhfb0UR17He 🤣😂😂🤣
@TonyTroiano0816 сағат бұрын
Just came across "The Tapes Archive" when I was checking out a Van Halen doc, the making of 1984, and after perusing your vid library I gotta say I'm a bit excited to start watching them. THANKS!!!
For those about to rock - well Bill had missed then a very great album But you need to listen to it and understand it. Just like all AC/DC-albums, it is great. The greatest of all - for me - is If you want Rock, followed by Dirty Deeds :) Why? Well one has the best AC/DC-song ever on it, Ride On, the other is so full of energy, it blows up your mind. IYWR is my gym-album... :D
@thevoiceofthecenter432218 сағат бұрын
As usual, QT's depth and breadth of cinema knowledge and analysis is thoroughly enjoyable!
@JMoruzzi18 сағат бұрын
Why did you have a clip of Paul Schaffer for the Dick Bruno guy? (Artie Fufkin/Rupert Pupkin?) Edit: Ah, just seen your comment below.
@bikkiikun18 сағат бұрын
Playing a villain well, especially the "disgusting type", is a sure way for an actor to end his film career.
@dimsdaledimma432118 сағат бұрын
It took me 10 mins to realize this is AI holy shit
@johndef507519 сағат бұрын
I love Bon Scott but Hells Bells is their best song. Favorite band since 1977❤
@mandymushroom815219 сағат бұрын
This is actually amazing what a brilliant job you’ve done!! Thank you so much!! I think the editing you’ve done has really thought the narration alive, brilliant work 👏🎬
@viclange382621 сағат бұрын
I think the issue with criticisms about Dirty Harry's politics is that they overlook the fact the movie isn't written like propaganda. Anyone with a brain realizes that Harry is crossing "the line" at various points throughout the movie. It just asks the honest question, "where should the line be?"
@ENGlishJELLo-yk7up22 сағат бұрын
Alex is smoking around a child 1:19. That's a sin by today's standards
@bobbyg43322 сағат бұрын
Sammy's haircut was absolutely ridiculous
@Norah413-b1e23 сағат бұрын
Your exactlyl right
@Thomas-ej9fzКүн бұрын
Dave’s solo stuff is better than VH’s stuff with Sammy !!
@Paul77ozeeКүн бұрын
What’s with the 2 second clip of Paul Shaffer playing Artie Fufkin from This is Spinal Tap ? Is this because AI got pupkin and fufkin mixed up.
@TheTapesArchiveКүн бұрын
Zero AI used in the video. It's a running gag I have in my videos when I don't have a image of the person I'm talking about.
@mirandalad2342Күн бұрын
I fail to see how dirty harry is fascist. So having a law and order mentality and not wanting crime everywhere makes you a fascist?
@pauatienza8203Күн бұрын
Amazing research, insights, and analysis, congrats! It's one of my all time favourites. I don't agree that it shares tone with Joker: King of Comedy is a satire that loves its characters, but Joker is a drama full of anger, that doesn't have any love or affection for its main characters
@ValEdwardsAgnewКүн бұрын
I like the way he said that without being hateful. I love the DLR years but he is a bit goofy. Sammy rocks don't get me wrong but that youth the guys had just having fun was what set them apart.
@bb-gc2txКүн бұрын
what was racist about his comments at the end????? didnt sound racist at all smh
@bb-gc2txКүн бұрын
this is amazing he is only 25 here still a kid but was wise beyond his years and was not lacking in self confidence .he wasnt like i hope to be a rock star he was like im going to be a rock star and is rightfully miffed as to why appetite hadnt exploded yet
@nw1750Күн бұрын
"On the less remarkable side, there's Day Of The Locust..." Right. Your crappy opinions are duly noted. Crap like that is why I won't bother checking out any of your other videos.
@TheTapesArchiveКүн бұрын
It's just my opinion. You're free to make your own videos too.
@RkicF8Күн бұрын
Whos not singing?
@TheTapesArchiveКүн бұрын
Edward
@JamieBroughton70Күн бұрын
Love ac/dc being a Proud Aussie and owning box 1 and 2 of the records. I still smash out all their tunes on my phone or home stereo
@DonnaRobinson-u1wКүн бұрын
Gonzalez Patricia Allen Ronald Allen Kimberly
@BrettOwen71Күн бұрын
Willem, WILLEM Defoe! NOT William!!!! Goddamn I am so sick of people making mistakes like this. The guy has only been acting in films for something like 50 years for chrissakes! And Jared Depardieu?!? Oh that’s funny because he looks strikingly similar to French actor GerARD Depardieu! I’ll have to go check his shit out. Thanks!
@bobkielbasa7500Күн бұрын
Just heard it again. This album makes me happy. 😊
@msclafani13Күн бұрын
My father owned a Mercedes Benz dealership and supplied the silver Mercedes for the scene after the kidnapping when they pulled up and walked into the apartment …. We were invited to watch the filming …… we were introduced to Deniro and Marty the director …… right after the car was returned to our dealership, it was stolen a day later ….. not sure if it was related .
@Frontrow2theshitshow21 сағат бұрын
That's amazing! Also unfortunate.
@GooseODКүн бұрын
Paul Shaffer in Spinal Tap is not the costume designer of King of Comedy lol
@nw1750Күн бұрын
Yeah, that really threw me. Kind of off-putting tbh.
@TheTapesArchive23 сағат бұрын
Lol..Sorry...It's kind of running gag in videos of mine to place that clip when I don't have a photo of the person.
@lebadassКүн бұрын
Awesome! Subscribed, liked and shared.
@4825sardisКүн бұрын
I'm up here in Vancouver , British Columbia, about 30 minutes north of the American Border. Bill Burr is right that the US release of Dirty Deeds was 1981 but we had it in Canada much earlier along with Australia , Wikipedia says it was internationally released in 1976.You'd think Canada would have the same release dates as America not fall under the International Label? I was pretty sure I bought it before Back in Black.
@dbrutiger8232Күн бұрын
That’s what they used to do to Australian bands treat em like shit until most of em went home
@accutronitisthe2nd95Күн бұрын
Damn, I miss him...
@tessamoonproductions8743Күн бұрын
Drug-taking, arrogant, actor-endangering Quentin Tarantino should only pray he might one day be as human and compassionate and rational as his AI voice is.
@shawnvogt888Күн бұрын
Tarantino must have been drunk when coming up with this. Easily one of the best films of the era.
@cg167Күн бұрын
God I love that Orson Welles clip. That'll never not be funny to me.
@TheTapesArchive23 сағат бұрын
HAHA..Editing this video that is the one part that got me so many times.
@TheJudgeofLevelstmКүн бұрын
You suck Alex and I'm glad the world knows what some of us have known since the 70s. Your dead brother too !
@chefbrodyКүн бұрын
Thank you what a treat
@GlassandcandyКүн бұрын
“They never say movie violence is fun” Tarantino responding to a critic of his violence film: “[i show it] because it’s so damn FUN, Janet!”
@lmgf-ec6vgКүн бұрын
I love the Tarantino's videos that you did because bring the book to life but i understand that could bring some legal issues to the channel so this new content is fantastic as well😂🎉❤
@TheTapesArchive23 сағат бұрын
Thanks for commenting. I was wondering what fans of the Tarantino videos would think of my own work. I'd like to make more of the QT videos but it got old reading all the "you suck" comments for using a AI voice. lol..And the fact that I was using his words which could lead to legal issues. But I still might make another one. Not sure.
@djmylesmatisseКүн бұрын
One really great story no one knows about and has never been told until now is during the casting of the film, Martin Scorcese and Robert DeNiro were looking for an actress to play MASHA (later made famous by Sandra Bernhard). They met with famed comedy writer Gail Parent (Carol Burnett Show, The Main Event, Mary Hartman Mary Hartman, Rhoda, Mary Tyler Moore and author of book Sheila Levine is Dead and Living in New York among many other books, films and TV shows). She was (and still is) an incredible, hilarious writer who wanted to dip her toes into comedic acting. Martin, Robert and Gail met in a suite at Chateau Marmont in Los Angeles and Gail had a lengthy audition with Robert for over an hour. Gail said Martin was looking for an unknown to play Masha. It was a great audition and even though Gail ended up not getting the part, one very special thing happened during the audition. While they rehearsed, they went over the scene where Masha seduces a tied up Jerry Langford (played by Jerry Lewis in the film). In the scene, Masha sings the song, Come Rain or Come Shine. The opening lyrics are, "I'm gonna love you like nobody's loved you, come Rain or come shine." Gail, in her usual stroke of genius, changed the lyrics during her audition to "YOU'RE gonna love ME like nobody's loved ME, come rain or come shine." It immediately lifted the scene and made the moment much better. So much so, that Martin and Robert changed the lyrics in the script to Gail's improvisationed words. Even though Gail didn't get the part, she made a lasting impression during the audition and still remembers her time with Martin and Robert fondly. I know because she told me the story while reminiscing about her career while in talks about her possible Memoir.
@TheTapesArchive23 сағат бұрын
Wow, what a great nugget of KOC history, thank you. I wish I could go back and add it in. 🍻
@brianlittle9202Күн бұрын
Eddies playing especially the last solo was so tight and not like a seventeen yr old kid. And Mark Stone's bass playing was on par with Eddie's playing he was a badass bassist.
@JTKatz07Күн бұрын
I think you compared Rupert to Travis too quickly. Sure Rupert was isolated but his character was very joyful because in his delusions he believed he was going to have his own show and his routine was funny. Travis methodically wrote down his thoughts and tracked his isolation throughout the whole movie and was succumbing to dark thoughts. Two very different characters that’s a bit glazed over here but otherwise a good and interesting video
@TheTapesArchive23 сағат бұрын
Fair point. Writing these things are not my strong suite. It's a struggle. 🍻