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Rick didn’t have the brains or the skill to be a Director. I imagine his roles would have become smaller and smaller over time until he retired and sold insurance or something

Brilliant review, insiightful and well presented. I nearly forgot to include, a bloody good film!! Well done

I never understood the point or appeal of this film. Is it trying to teach us some sort of lesson about big wangs?

It’s in our nature. Yet it’s also fantasy therefore you must ask yourself as a consumer of entertainment, “where is my heart?” When you answer that question then you’ll learn something being meta cognizant

How is Casualties of War nowhere on this list? It's his most devastating film

he should start a KZbin channel

Here here!

What's the music in the intro? Sounds very new orderish

I love Magnolia. It’s my favorite movie and simply put the greatest film ever made but Boogie Nights is a masterpiece in its own right. The man is a genius.

Good work!

Body Double is easily a top 10 De Palma film.

In 1991 Quentin offered Rick to come out of retirement to be in reservoir dogs. Rick declined

That was the best review EVER of this movie! For me it is a story about four frogs in a pot! When the water gets painful hot, one immediately jumps out... When it starts to boil, the second frog jumps out in the nick of time. But the last two frogs stay and embrace the warmth of their little "jacuzzi." They enhance (or numb) the experience by getting and staying high... and ultimately "successfully escape" into the surreal alternate reality of their carnal fantasies.

Movie is identical to Goodfellas

Vicent Gallo, Buffalo 66 and Brown Bunny are both Auteur movies with Interior meaning. Gallo is both movies going back to Buffalo and his childhood. You also have Milk and Honey song from Movie brown bunny which artist hometown is Buffalo, NY, same as Gallos. In Gallo everything comes back to Buffalo, and this is what makes him Auteur.

Tarantino: The DJ Premiere of Filmmaking

"WHATS TOP GUN ABOUT"

Considering how much Rick drank and smoked in OUATIH I would see him dying in the 80's

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I watched it in the theater it was a great experience. Try to watch it again a few years later on Netflix. It was so boring i stopped it. Joker isn't rewatchable especially not at home.

This is such an underrated film. I think about it a few times every year and I believe more than anything that is an indicator of a truly great movie. The music is perfect from Skrillix to Brittany it puts you in the mood to go one Spring Break yourself.

Clearly, very clearly - I'm a simplistic moron - I just didn't get the original Joaquin incarnation and I won't be bothered with seeing his second outing with Lady Gaga. As Quentin says :- "Perhaps, it is just above my head" - But I'm quite the fond fan of Ledger and Nicholson. Again. Saying nothing...

Truth be told ..this story told actually includes an element gone largely unmentioned if even noticed at all by more than myself or a few outside of Hollywood: If not for stopping twice which included talking (Warren & Mannix), loading & securing of corpses onto stage, John Ruth recovery time from Daisy being LITERALLY knocked out then awaiting Mannix to even REACH the stage from the distance he was yelling from...all together would bring that stage to Minnie's MUCH sooner and closer to the stage before it which would've given the murderous rampage nearly no likelihood of being concealed by Jodie and pals. So Warren and Chris are contrasting figures in that their involvement guaranteed the damnation of Jodie's entire gang while also allowing the entirety of each interaction through the film to unfold leading to its uncertainty which was overcome by the smartest of them all. He who killed the most while also observing, THINKING and contemplating the most with the sole instance of vulnerability existing below. Warren knew of the gang members without knowing they were a gang thus oblivious to the absent leader of the man who's name went unheard thanks to John Ruth's mispronounced intro of Daisy to open

I happen to live in Minnesota and considering the botched Silent Night by Bob/Marko, Chris' doomed horse (Gopher hole) and the carnage with a small biz named Minnie's... I'd say Red Rock could be a Red Flag for the Gopher state

Also it isn't mentioned that both Chris and Marques were known for their war era exploits of death and destruction yet both walked the line of serving Justice at Minnie's only when REASONABLE DOUBT was no longer a factor

Two key omissions: 1) How the youngest of a family leading Southern "Marauders" was elected Sheriff of a Wyoming town near a black-owned business on a mountain inhabited by. a disgraced former Union officer repelling Southern bounty hunters? Seems to be an Abstract Inversion of 'Rock Ridge' with it's Manifest Coincidence partners of Sheriff "Black Bart" and (speaking of mass casualties by fire) The WACO Kid. A notably unlikely pairing in another famously manipulative DIRECTOR'S classic BLAZING SADDLES which for some reason features a mideieval (English) Executioner and a Trump-ish figure in-charge played by Mel Brooks who chants "Harrumph!" not to mention the ridiculously unnecessary use of "Nigger" throughout just to add further insult to the already injured era of Civil Rights progression in certain communities. Yeah Hollywood honchos like Mel and Quentin know how to paint their motives with satirical subtleties. 2) What's the deal with several abnormally high bounties on those sought by the law as well as wartime enemies? $50,000 for Jodie? Does anyone actually believe the Red Rock jail maintains such a stash which could pay for any member of that gang if/when captured?? Curious about those post-Civil War figures vs pre-Civil War rewards offered during Django Unchained? 3) You mentioned The Thing but not Reservoir Dogs which kinda sorta ends on a similar NO-Man Standing finale. Also....the fate of Major Warren's horse was actually foreshadowed in JACKIE BROWN when 'Tennessee Stud' plays on Ordell Robie's car radio. Speaking of J.Brown, WAG THE DOG was also released in 1997 and features a 3-minute sexcapade. Along with Senor Bob, Robert DeNiro in Wag has an issue remembering how to move chess pieces. Interesting

Love this movie

Quentin: what is indoors voice?

The Fury and Body Double?

What is this word “subversion”? Getting the audience on your side is subverting? That word was overused by TLJ rwords

Quite the exaggeration... I did see it in the theater and i don't get all the fuss about the movie. It inorganically makes its way to a plotpoint that was spoiled in the trailer. It feels like a grind. With a batman plot shoehorned in, without the courage to commit to it. The joker himself is not that nuts actually, that's why people still relate to the character. And it's probably why the filmmakers never give him a specific condition.

O.B didn’t deserve to die :(

Well in thst case it was a damn good hand job.

Tarantino’s head is too big for his bravado to back his opinions.

Not one single word he say makes the slightest bit of sense

Whole planet put scarface first You love Travolta, so you put it first

Whole planet put scarface first You love Travolta, you put it second

With this sound, im imagining that Quentin is sitting on a bathroom floor, shouting at all the people coming by that wants to take a piss.

Good analysis!

Can’t wait for Quintin’s take on Joker 2 hahahahahhahaha

The movie sucked

"Is this where we live now? Just, taking movies from the 70s and re-do them as pop culture artifacts?" Literally what Tarantino is known for 😂

Kinda wanna hear his thoughts on Foile a Deux

Must of a been accident honestly

The build up to his "point of no return kill moment" is the riveting joy of that scene and the movies arch as a whole. We watch him being dunked on the whole movie, and then suddenly, he's face to face with the person that got everyone laughing at him, and he finally settles the score in a most public and gruesome fashion. What could possibly be worse than a murder scene? A televised murder scene.

Wait till bro watches the sequel (or maybe he alrdy did idk)

I remember when I left the theater with my girlfriend I gave it an 8.1. I don't remember exactly why but remember saying the ending made up for the rest of the movie.

"Is this where we're at now? Taking movies from the 70s as these cultural artifacts?" BRO THAT'S YOUR ENTIRE CAREER QUENTIN

I like the part where it took him 4 minutes to just connect his first sentence to a conclusion with 3 minutes just being complete tangential rant.