Darren Aronofsky on his Favorite Music Moments in Film | Red Bull Music Academy

[@cinnamon4605]

What's kind thing about aronofsky is he sees smallest things and treats them with respect.

[@graciafirst]

I really love him. One of my favorites director

[@smashism]

Starts at 4:12

[@FabianAK]

Thank you for uploading these. However, this whole concept - guests sitting on the couch watching clips, listening to snippets of music - does not work, if those referenced and talked about are cut out. I get the copyright issue but really, RBMA should clear the content for this format/series. Otherwise it's a bit ridiculous actually.

[@arrghmehaarty]

pleaase get Jonny Greenwood on RBMA!!

[@trackfive]

Aronofsky is great, but the interviewer was clearly getting on his nerves through the end of the video. I get that the basis for this lecture was Aronofsky's influences and inspirations, but Mr. Schmidt's questions sounded like constant pressuring about what he "borrrowed" from other filmakers, or was making crazy comparisons.

[@CossRooper]

He does that in most interviews. I agree that it gets pretty annoying. I think Torsten just likes busting people's asses and making them uncomfortable.

[@most-def184]

Wow, just figured out there's a directors edition! woohhoooooo

[@Maros_Mari]

Is it too hard to see that Darren would like to move smothly, naturaly, connect with the audience with humour and not to bore them with long monologues, why was this not sensed by the other guy and adjusted accordingly, instead of keeping to the scripted speech and ramble out and about?

[@v777aru]

10K views? this shit flop