Martin Scorsese and Kar Wai Wong Interview

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[@scattjax3908]

When Wong says he used the Raging Bull fight scenes for part of his inspiration, Scorsese looks so surprised & embarrassed, such a humble guy, so awesome :)

[@user-kv3ne2gl7d]

i think there's a person who dosen't watch a movie made of wkw. but there's nobody who watch his movie only once.

[@organezize]

You're so true

[@Rar0sFrut0s]

Indeed. I've forgotten how many times I have watched some of Wai works of art. Absolute delicateness !!

[@YYwb]

박하늘 Happy together, chongqing express

[@Tuckore]

박하늘 MY GOD. SO TRUE

[@scattjax3908]

I've seen Happy Together & Fallen Angels only once, but I wanted to see In The Mood for Love many times :)

[@twocentscinema8587]

Two of the greatest directors of all time sitting side by side conversing with one another!

[@twocentscinema8587]

Let me correct myself. Years from now, Kar Wai will be considered on the greats. Or are you implying that his films aren't as great as that of Scorsese's? Or, let me put it in yet another way, WKW is one of the greatest directors working today. WKW(modern)/MS(all time)

[@twocentscinema8587]

fuckingkimura . Yeah, I was thinking about the status of the two of them at work today, and in all actuality, neither of them are one of the greatest. You have to go back to the beginning of cinema, old Hollywood, French new wave, early Japanese, etc., and there, you will find the greats, and there are many names that could be considered great :)

[@altairdesanta3888]

@@twocentscinema8587 it’s been eight years, and yeah - Wong is still one of the all time greats

[@hafsaali1209]

@@altairdesanta3888 yup this take aged very well, with the world slowly shifting eastward wkw will be looked up as even greater in the future

[@thomasvettikad]

i like wkw more than scorsese

[@terrytong8665]

I like wong wearing glasses all the time. Ganster stuff.

[@kelvinlee8919]

you have no idea how happy this comment made me!

[@HP_____]

It's a necessity because he has sensitive eyes.

[@seanjiang9221]

Inspired by Godard.

[@dumbassisurmomsname]

The glasses is actually a gift from his wife when they first dated

[@nazifkaanuslu6099]

He probaly is in love and doesnt want others to see his crying eyes

[@bigboylikesalsa]

Scorsese has his mom's laugh and it's seriously so precious.

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

Martin gets lot of inspiration from Hong Kong movie.... His movie departed was a remake of Hong Kong movie internal affairs for which he got Oscar...... If bong joon ho can win Oscar for parasites than wong kar wai should have atleast 2 Oscar(chucking express and in the mood for love)

[@trevorchan3363]

Nah because Chungking would’ve went up against pulp fiction which should’ve won that year not forest Gump. That being said in the mood for love should’ve won over gladiator

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

@@trevorchan3363 lol pulp fiction was ripped off chunking express with no deeper meaning..... And in the mood for love is easily the best movie of 21st century so far.... See the BBC list of 100 greatest film of 21st century

[@trevorchan3363]

@@sameerahmed-gx8js clearly you haven’t seen Mulholland drive or there will be blood. Those two are the best film made this century. I have in the mood for love a comfortable 3. Also there’s no way pulp fiction ripped off chunking express when they came out in the same year lmao. Love wong but pulp is a superior film to Chungking express. In the mood for love is superior to most films but let’s be real pulp fiction is one of the best films from the 90s and is THE best film from 1994.

[@sameerahmed-gx8js]

@@trevorchan3363 yeah I do agree with Mulholland drive.... I will also add city of God and spirited away......i agree pulp fiction is great movie but as I said there's no depth in the movie unlike chunking express.....

[@pedrohenriqueteixeiraandra9516]

in mood for love is sooo beautiful

[@johnh1493]

Both are masters at their own distinctive style

[@kevinhwsohn]

Two of my favourite directors in one interview? I love this interview. (P.S. Martin's laughing is amazing lmao)

[@KomackinoA]

Didn't know War Kong Wai spoke such great English

[@-sylvia3536]

KomackinoA well he's from Hong Kong, ppl r pretty much bilingual there

[@usera7544]

have you ever watched his film? Isn't it obvious?

[@user-ge9tm5rr5f]

@@usera7544 no

[@tyrannosaurusspeck8918]

Fun fact: He had been speaking english that well for his entire career, but didn‘t do interviewsin english for a long time , because he thought it was funny

[@johndoe5346]

@@-sylvia3536 Not the older generation. And Wong is turning 65 this year. I'd say he speaks pretty good english for someone of that age range.

[@yellow6ird]

Two masters.

[@naumancsd0983]

@elnubnub True . I've seen many Scorsese movies but none of his films are 5/5 for me :(

[@naumancsd0983]

Whereas , In The Mood For Love , Chungking Express are in my top 5 of all time .

[@naumancsd0983]

@Akash Akks i've seen most of his films , but very few resonated with me

[@naumancsd0983]

@Akash Akks yes it's my favorite Scorsese film by far . Followed by Afterhours

[@naumancsd0983]

@Akash Akks do use letterboxd ?

[@Raushanya]

Kar Wai Wong is my favorite director.

[@heatherbonin2477]

I love Martin's laugh! 😁

[@rozetalami6289]

Love this interview !!! Both of them are great

[@ginotarabotto]

Two of my favorite directors ❤️

[@shorpilakarshimanto224]

Amazing interview !! I want Martin taking more interview. Poor Tony was 47 + when he broke his hand 🥺

[@CitizenMercury]

@21:08 always learning something new from these two living legends. Thanks for sharing this clip.

[@EuvrardLoubserDigital]

2 Of the Greatest directors of all time. Wong Kar-wai The Gran Master

[@nakibmurad]

2 legends from 2 legendary world

[@szewei85]

both best legends ever behind the camera

[@Piitsi]

I wonder why enter to this dichotomy between the directors? Why we must choose the other over the other? They are both auteurs in their own right. To me Wong Kar Wai one of the most romantic and moving filmmakers while Scorsese is the master of grit and thrill. Is this the same situation why people rate movies in IMDb either 10 or 1? This attitude is also seen when people go ape shit over sports. Rooting for the home team and booing for the opponent. :)

[@Llllltryytcc]

Let art be art 🤟🤟

[@nr-2424]

in sports, there is a team you support and always root for them. there is a winner and a loser. art is different of course but that doesn’t mean it’s wrong to have an opinion about it. discussing, contextualizing, criticizing, and reviewing art is one way to further appreciate it.

[@hugowalter-tynan7125]

this tsai fella seems way better

[@k.baller5140]

My left ear enjoyed this...

[@roadhouseblues11]

Amazing!

[@_solange]

What a gem. Thank you

[@ceru1262]

Never saw Scorsese so cheerful and childish (in a good way of course)

[@VillemarMxO]

What a treat to see the two directors of my top two movies of all time together!

[@user-iw6pw8yz9d]

me too!!! which two movies?

[@VillemarMxO]

牛佬 'Casino' and 'In The Mood For Love' ...two very different movies :-) Yours?

[@user-iw6pw8yz9d]

Taxi Driver and Happy Together for me

[@THAdeeHARMONY]

It‘s Chun King Express and King of Comedy for me, but both have astounding filmographies

[@johndoe5346]

@@VillemarMxO Great choice. Mine is Goodfellas and Chungking Express.

[@Wa7edmenalnass]

How didn't I know about this before

[@futuropasado]

Two masters

[@piyush4801]

Masters!!

[@bluelinefilms8747]

Also, you should probably make this video Public rather than Unlisted if you want more views. Cheers.

[@piordefirst7962]

Such ah legend

[@theeab1993]

What movie is War Kong Wai talking about? I've only seen Chungking Express and In The Mood for Love so far

[@PharaoahMonk]

The Grandmaster

[@theeab1993]

@@PharaoahMonk Thank you so much!

[@drew_gordon]

Two thumbs down? Was that from James Cameron and Peter Jackson? :/

[@unicornrainbow69420]

+drew gordon Its Bay, Michael Bay

[@trandat4]

It's Michael Bay and Mel Gibson

[@scattjax3908]

+Will Smithsucks Your pic, name, & comment are all awesome haha

[@abhiruproy8592]

This thumbs down were from MCU and Kevin personal account

[@amritsaluja5267]

The grand master

[@stewart97ful]

He reminds me of Godard with those shades.

[@GregMuniz7]

Chungking express was excellent. One of my new favorite movies

[@prathamnaik8501]

This is legendary

[@MeesTW]

Love Marty's laugh

[@zombiecupcakes01]

Too short to hear from these guys. It's still good stuff.

[@flyingaviator8158]

I miss some context, what movie is this interview about?

[@dmclaren93]

The Grandmaster

[@god1770]

Scorsese Martin

[@iancurtis6490]

he's the bomb

[@kam3n_]

what film are they talking about?

[@fr4nce5ca86]

"the grandmaster" according to another comment

[@mortytam]

Its so funny when people read the translation script ...

[@jonathanhogg9554]

I had no idea wong spoke english this well

[@NintendoGuy98]

One of his latest movies was actually an english-languaged film "My Blueberry Nights" so i'm not surprised

[@aavinkodein6173]

Martin martin - yes papa smoking weed - hahaha

[@chellya2004]

but who's interview who

[@shorpilakarshimanto224]

Martin interviewing Wong

[@Guestyyyyy]

Two goats man 🐐

[@jujuchrys]

The Grandmaster is the best Chinese movie in past 10 years, period

[@bluelinefilms8747]

There is no future in copyright. I'm happy to say film and music has become public domain. Art is free!

[@bluelinefilms8747]

Scorsese is the Godfather of cinema.

[@jamiekataky7673]

.. no hes not.

[@kingcole55]

Someone's forgetting Chaplin, Keaton, Hawks, Lubitsch, and Ozu...

[@kingcole55]

+Jack Thomp How about Murnau, Demille, Walsh, Dreyer, Lang, Hitchcock, Cukor, and Wyler?

[@vb2388]

when it comes to who is the Godfather of Cinema...Influence is a key role.. In terms of Influence, Hitchcock, Godard, Kubrick, Kurosawa, Ford, Tarkovsky, Bergman and Welles should be called the Fathers of Cinema..

[@srinivassridhar5151]

@@vb2388 Scorsese is one of the most influential filmmakers of all time. Mean streets, taxi driver, Raging Bull, Goodfellas, The Irishman!! How many more masterpieces do you need? He's one of the greatest living filmmakers for god's sake.

[@stanleykubrick8786]

The sun glasses everywhere are an excessive meme. Authenticity is paramount is it??

[@hamza89868]

Americans can't make films like foreign does ......

[@ColombianThunder]

I think Jim Jarmusch gets pretty close to feeling like something out of a foreign film