That movie was crazy but good

HILARIOUS. DIG XX BROKEN HIPSTERS

Ive seen many Denis Villeneuve interviews, these questions are by far up there with the best! I can see he appreciates it when someone asks him questions that value his early work and how hes learned over time.

were there real animal cruelty in the movie ? Did the rabbit really died ? Any animal were harmed in the movie ????????

The way he explains how Elphaba grows during the first movie is SOOOO touching and beautiful. And you can tell he's a great storyteller. It really touched me.

His work on BR2049 was incredible. I'm glad he was able to get beyond Hollywon't and the janky boolsheet one would be forced to endure.

Fantastic video, very insightful look into his directorial evolution. I can't wait to see him finish his dream with Dune:Messiah and every one of his works to come. Truly one of the modern greats!

5:35

Come on...since when is Dune treated like the new Citizen Kane?? I mean Dune 2 was a solid movie and the riding sandworm scene was great but without it was kind of boring.

Wowowow he directed this 😍😍

INCENDIES is a criminally underrated movie and it's up there with Prisoners as my favorite movie of his. If you like Denis's Hollywood movies, you need to check this one. It will destroy you, but in a good way. The burning bus scene itself is a masterpiece.

An amazing talent and human being. Everyting is thoughtful

$40+ million budget is not indie, hell none of these are really.

Sam Witwer voiced Malor.

So happy my favorite Klingon brothers are in the series finale. They are the best versions of honorable Klingons from the home world.

Thank you for this interview. It was one of the most thoughtful, vulnerable, and real interviews with Denis that I've seen. Just lovely.

That was painful. They f'ing hate each other. Haven't seen the doc, but I hope it gets into the Mothersbaugh/Casale Brothers' relationship. Since it's an "official" doc, I'm not holding my breath.

"Ah, the great Captain Ma'ah, hauling garbage." I see that someone was familiar with Quark (1977), starring Richard Benjamin.

Denis is one of the last examples of a success story from a system that really doesn't exist anymore. A filmmaker comes from the independent scene, gets entrusted to make a $30 million movie, then maybe a $60 million movie, then if they want to, a major $100 million tentpole film using all the skills they've honed over making increasingly bigger and bigger projects. Yes, obviously talent is involved but experience is important too! Mid-budget movies were among many other things a stepping stone for filmmakers to hone their skills and gain experience working with bigger budgets and bigger names. But that's all gone now, and studios making tentpole movies tend to either hire veteran directors or younger directors with one or two small movies under their belt because they are easier to control. Sometimes it works out, and other times it's a disaster. I don't even blame the filmmakers much when it is because they don't have the experience and the studio people running it often have no idea at all what they're doing! If Denis was starting out now, he would have gone straight from Incendies to BR2049 or even Dune, and there's no way they would have been as good. I think the cutting of mid-budget movies like Sicario and Prisoners have also hurt tentpole movies in the long run.

The reason I watched Arrival was to see who the guy taking the helm of Blade Runner was… and he did not disappoint !

“How making movies trained Denis Villeneuve to make movies.”

What about Johann Johannsson ?

It brought me into tears watching this interview hearing John’s process of making “magic” Truly a piece of fine art

It's interesting about BR yes but the headline is kinda confusing. I honestly thought this is going to be about his Canadian films but this is probably too niche for IW - I'd love to see that tho. Great interview anyway

Where’s blade runner 2049? ☹️

That was truly beautiful and intense, perfect documentary, one of a kind

why did you skip Blade Runner 2049?

I dream like , you about,….❤❤❤❤

How weird, I’ve never even heard of this movie. I asked chat GPT about something I saw in a dream. It told me about this movie.

The most pretentious, boring, stupid film ever made.

Italian tv on Focus is much more better

Oscar 2025 🎉🎉🎉

no wonder it got banned

I got into backpacking about 2 years ago and I understand the peace, serenity and community you find on trail. People have very little on trail but are always willing to share. Men and women are just backpackers, gender doesn’t enter into into it. Its the greatest activity ive ever found in my life. Penelope taps into that sense of wonder with nature. The woods calls to her. I get that. Like in my soul, I get that

I truly love these boys, God bless them, and I hope they continue to spread their message to the world

Great interview! One of my favourite films from this year

ww1 and ww2 😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢😢

It's like Brother Bear in 3D. Plus, he made Ruby Gillman, Teenage Kraken the VILLAIN in the form of Vontra.

My favorite genre.❤

This is a great family documentary. ❤

Congratulations, Abigail Barlow and Emily Bear. :)

Merit > Race card

So beautiful 💖

After watching The Viewing in cabinet of curiosities I really gotta see Mandy and Beyond The Black Rainbow. I felt that The Viewing was head and shoulders above all the other episodes, what a cinematic masterpiece! Btw good on Cage to go for stuff he believes in! We need more interesting movies.

The answer might surprise you???

I loathe when escapist entertainment insists on dragging our political world into the fun stuff. STOP politicizing everything. Assholes.

the most beautiful in the world.

Joe Biden is a God 🪽and Donald Trump is a Satan 👹

merci ❤

Guess I'll quit feeding my family ribeyes.. this fruitcake told me its imperative for our survival. 😂😂 I miss River!