Arrival | On-set visit with Denis Villeneuve 'Director'

[@mangolassi_.]

The best Sci-Fi movie in quite some time. Great on many levels.

[@brydencarrigan1639]

Rodimus Prime and dune!

[@Gadget-Walkmen]

Absolutely amazing film!!

[@jmaguire2232]

I’m from the future and he does it again.

[@jmaguire2232]

@@Good4HealthBad4Education Apples and oranges in terms of subject matter.

[@mainulislam6765]

I watched Dune for the first time on April 15th...very soon I watched Dune part 2. It's May 31 now and I am still watching interviews of Denis on KZbin. A poet.

[@mohanicus]

2 absolute hands down fantastic sci fi films.. arrival and blade runner 2049. denis is one of the very best directors today. plus his other film sicario is one of my favorite films. arrival had me hooked within 5 minutes of that amazing and one of the most heartbreaking beginnings of a film with the backstory of louise becoming a mother and her daughter growing up... loving..hating and eventually getting sick and passing away all in 5 or ten minutes... it had me in bits and a fantastic start to the film... from then on i loved and still do every minute of that film... then blade runner 2049... one of the best sequels ive ever seen.... and blade runner is one of my favorite films of all time.. this sequel is up there beside it aswell.... and now denis is making dune... oh man i cant wait to see what he brings with dune.

[@wahn10]

He and Amy Adams are insanely good together. I hope collaborate again.

[@JAMESFERNANDEZ]

Congratulations man!! You did a Great Job!! Hats off! ;)

[@nicolasfl1864]

Complete mastery of film. One of the best to have ever done it.

[@gauthier1129]

Denis, you are the most perfect human being, so immensely talented and brilliant! Never I have ever seen a superbe movie!! More of the genre please Denis, most superbe man!

[@ferielervb1993]

genius director. can't wait 2049

[@circlelinetours]

mind blowing....have to watch it for a second time

[@jameskane8428]

Denis is such a good director he could probably direct an amazing sequel to Enchanted if he wanted to

[@AlexZeBeast]

An absolutely beautiful film

[@cynthiamm2613]

Great Director.

[@W1N5T0N1AN]

My left ear loved this video!

[@asare240]

please never stop making movies.

[@elkhaos514]

10:30 "Tsé..." tu sais hehe Bravo pour le meilleur film que j'ai vu à ce jour!

[@vinvin7619]

Magic Johnson spas "tsé" , s'est "say" , mais jimagine que tu le sais

[@vinvin7619]

c

[@elkhaos514]

«You will use a white board with a marker and say Hello, TSÉ it's like, there's not alot of ways... »

[@tron6570]

Magic Johnson tsé is québécois calisse

[@youbian]

I probably liked FW in the movie more than anything else I've seen him in. Ironically, since he's such a character actor, I liked him best as a straightforward character. And thus is a testament to the direction.

[@matttazbin2642]

LEGEND

[@amymarcinda3546]

Great Director. for me, Incendies still his 'masterpiece'.

[@tron6570]

Amy Marcinda yes and prisoners too

[@TheVengalayakshraaj]

Yes, it will always be his masterpiece

[@farhadshaon5595]

yes completely agree

[@pulaksardar983]

He is a genius.absolute.

[@nicolasbascunan4013]

0:44 "...to get in Contact..."

[@danielfillion4537]

?

[@nicolasbascunan4013]

"Contact", the movie.

[@dobrinivanov395]

Awesome movie!

[@marktabaczynski2826]

Good upload.

[@hunterstocktom1525]

He should do island of Dr mogrue

[@ospe0301]

genius

[@CooperCarr]

I feel like this video needs more ads.

[@n0zenzur]

Please let him direct the Mistborn books adaptation

[@Mhadyourfriend]

Fuck-us (focus) 😂 Great director though 👍🏻

[@tannerh3838]

"it started with batteries vomit" 5:55 cc lol supposed to be Patrice (last name)

[@Villenege]

What's the film he talks about at 6:50 called?

[@frodobaggins6450]

I just came from "focus on Amy"

[@danielmgalhaes]

Does anyone know his family background? I'm very curious by the accent!

[@achrafmzily6313]

he is quebecois .. french speaking Canadians hence the accent

[@danielmgalhaes]

Thanks for the answer!

[@Y.VINDRAN]

Why the cuts are there in your video. Disgusting...

[@eudaemoniapsykhe]

¿¿Por qué VENEZUELA??

[@3RDEYELOVE]

Whales that's the feeling I had. he Did a really good job with aliens. why did the military have the bird in the cage?

[@vinvin7619]

K E L .L O During the second world war the submarines had 2 birds with them when they were on mission to see if the oxygen was good and not toxic. If the birds died , they knew they were in trouble ( Birds will die faster than humans ) . The bird was there only to see if the oxygen in the spaceship was good or toxic

[@3RDEYELOVE]

wow.. very interesting. thanks

[@mupicap7927]

06:48 what did he say ?? Carselest? Carsalest?

[@principal4816]

He says "corps céleste", which means "celestial body"

[@MADExINxQUEBEC1]

Hariyanto Liputo Corps Céleste

[@Davidp915]

Is this interview for your channel? just curious

[@akky294628]

which comet is he talking about i didn't get it ?

[@tedstrauss999]

He was describing the shape as an imagined celestial body. I don't think anything has been observed in space with that shape.

[@aquawood6171]

haumea

[@fluturisialbine2585]

that music is romanian

[@scottbennici4689]

How do you pronounce his last name?

[@michaelthemanmalloy]

vill-nuhv

[@diegopisfil614]

Denis Villeneuve, Spike Jonze and Christopher Nolan are better than David O. Russell, Woody Allen and Clint Eastwood

[@CMatomic]

they never landed

[@diegopisfil614]

He is better than Sam Mendes

[@skyeslaton3435]

I don't like green screen - denis villeneuve

[@robertvazquez35]

I loved the movie and the meaning but how are we supposed to help them in 3000 years? Also by giving this "gift" wouldn't the aliens consider humans abusing it?

[@zNapella]

I think the implication is that the aliens, like Louise, already know that in 3000 years the humans will save their race. Their language lets them perceive time in a non-linear way so they see and know that the humans will save them in 3000 years, just like they know that they must go to earth to give humans the ability to see time non-linearly to ensure that will happen, just like how they know that those soldiers were going to blow up their room (and have to therefore save Louise and Ian from the explosion. In terms of how humans would actually save them, if you were suddenly able to see your future, and therefore all technological advancements to come that you might make, you might be able to make huge technological leaps as a civilization, like say light-speed travel and advanced alien technology, in a short period of time. Consider how far we could progress if we had the ability to see all progression we could make in the future right now. But once again, I think this is all just implied.

[@arthurguiness869]

zNapella You got it!

[@alexanderbecker2264]

9:10

[@jackdolah2031]

Inspired by interstellar

[@CoderDBF]

2 ads before the video, every minute an ad, and 2 ads in the middle of the video. Have you lost your mind? How do you expect me to enjoy this? You're taking advantage of Denis Villeneuve to fill your own pockets. There's a limit and you crossed it.