Quentin Tarantino: The Life Of A Scandalous Legend | Full Biography (Pulp Fiction, Kill Bill)

[@ItsBiographer]

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[@TheBG077]

Reservoir Dogs was a term used by a customer from the video store Quentin worked in. When Quentin tried to recommend a movie to this person, he said something along the lines of "I don't want to see a movie about some reservoir dogs". Great video!!

[@exitscreaming4637]

That's not true

[@richietaylor453]

😂 not true

[@LoudounDemocrat]

It was a play on the title of the movie "Au Revoir Les Enfants", a movie Tarantino liked.

[@hajiadams5407]

😊😊😊 😊

[@katimatic8529]

I think his films are really therapeutic. Death proof for example and many of his films. Genius and so Unique person. This was very well done documentary. Thank You for this. Thank goodness he is directing and writing movies. His Films are Pure Dope. Love&Peace from Finland!😎🇫🇮💙✌️🤩 Make Art, Not War.

[@docwhogr]

nice job with the audio volume levels... i love playing with up and down when i watch youtube videos

[@harryom3497]

Great video. Thanks for the efforts. Quentin Tarantino is one of the most influential filmmaker for me, he inspired me to write my own screenplay. I watched his reservoir dogs & Pulp fiction in December of 2020 and it changed me forever. He's a genius writer & director. One of a kind , so legendary.

[@bev9708]

BRAVO Harryom!!! Have you tried to sell it? Any luck?? Either way, it's still a great achievement!!

[@hardtymz2517]

2020? Welcome to the party, pal!

[@jg41709]

I recently watched both earlier this year and have become equally inspired to write my own stuff. I recently purchased his book ‘cinema speculation’ as well as a few Scorcese write ups.

[@JGAMESOGsubscribenow]

dream big🙏🏾

[@exitscreaming4637]

Yes in his own mind he is

[@pandakeeper]

Tarantino’s passion and enthusiasm for his work is so inspiring!

[@matthewtitley7246]

Thanks you for creating a classic review of the life of Quentin Tarantino!! Bravo team!! & here's to many more future videos! 😀

[@johnholmeswebb8162]

That wasn’t Elaine from Seinfeld in Kill Bill. The actress that played the assistant “Sofie”, is named Julie Dreyfus, but you used a clip of Julia Louis Dreyfus from Seinfeld. Close but not the same.

[@SleeperInTravel]

There's a lot of careless errors in this. I still enjoyed it, but it's a shame no one bothered to cross-check the editing it seems. So many names butchered, too. Although, oddly enough, he pronounces Harvey Weinstein's name correctly while not being able to pronounce the names of Roger Ebert, Marlene Dietrich, and Pam Grier just to name a few...smh xD

[@HappyMediumReview616]

Good catch.

[@yarsivad000.5]

I was about to put the movie on and check the scenes with that character in it. I thought it was possible? 😶

[@jeffraber9110]

AI bots never gonna learn.

[@yarsivad000.5]

@@jeffraber9110 “We will learn, Simple…-I mean We will learn, Human.”

[@pauladouglas9891]

I love the way he can't resist being in his own films.

[@Knowyourbeauty]

and he's the worst "actor"!

[@somethinginteresting2202]

Fantastic biography 🎉

[@gfunk1775]

Excellent video, so happy I've in the time of QT..... Stylistiically right there but second only to Clint, but had an incredibly different path. Awesome video!

[@biancachristie]

I really appreciate all your hard work on this . . it's excellent. To serve the excellence of your work even more, please please please learn some pronunciation, tho--I'm sure by now someone has noticed that Marlene Dietrich's last name is pronounced "DEE-trick" (not "dite-rich") and "denouement" is pronounced "day-no-MONT' with a long O in the middle. Little stuff, I know, but you're swinging for the fences with a long video essay, and getting this stuff right will likely help your subscriber count, especially among snobs like me :). I'm on your side . . keep up the good work!!

[@louislinsley3128]

Ditto. "Harvey Kitel" caught me early on.. Then he continued to butcher Famous names throughout.. A film buff? What!? Referring to "Bononza" as "Bonanza"? WTF?!

[@McWillis]

Quentin's mom " I'm more worried about you watching the news". Wish more people would think that. Also Bambi fucked him up mentally, more than other stuff.

[@HappyMediumReview616]

That's just one of many bricks in the wall.

[@TunezCottage]

Absolutely C-R-A-Z-Y that THAT was the response people had to the True Romance script. I read the first scene in that and was immediately hooked and riveted and I haven't even seen the movie yet. The dialogue is absurdly engaging from the get-go!

[@peppiholliday4525]

I enjoyed this very much and love that the length of the video was so long and detailed that it took me two full days to get through it but I knew I had something interesting to come back to each time. Thank you so much

[@brendamacias5458]

Loved it!

[@PerAnkh418]

Brilliant! Thanks for a great review!

[@ganiniii]

I am not the biggest Tarantino fan. Back in the early 00's I had this argument with my movie geek friend about Tarantino style versus Kitano style or even Luc Besson/Guy Ritchie. What I like about Tarantino are the dialogues. First time watching Reservoir Dogs I was instantly glued to the dialogue about Maddona's song specially the obscenities. It just makes the dialogue so mundane and realistic. That's why I like Pulp Fiction so much because all the dialogues are funny, provocative and realistic, the characters have an identity, their own sense of humor. He also uses color a lot which always gives a unique athmosphere to his films.

[@lpr5269]

I like that in Reservoir Dogs they are having a discussion about Pam Greer and then later Quentin casts Pam Greer in Jackie Brown.

[@aleverett4]

I love every one of his movies. He seems weird, but that's where real creativity happens

[@Sphynxs]

nooooo, he is a puppy....

[@Fudge-picker]

A great friend of Harvey weinstein

[@aleverett4]

@@Fudge-picker awww just like your mom!

[@Dapryor]

I think he’s got some Asperger’s sprinkled in his personality.

[@larsnielsen409]

No its not. "weird" can be great. Making it great takes creativity

[@Simon-hf3lw]

Quentin Tarantino is what you call the new generation of great Directors and he his experience is first hand from the bottom up great accomplishment 👍

[@ofmyselfside7171]

omg i love this channel, I can know much more about cinema and directors that I love.

[@ilck-ym-blals7385]

You shouldnt because its full of false facts.

[@the_kombinator]

I packaged two 90s computers, tuned my carburettor, and cleaned the basement watching this. I still have 1:26:00 to go~! Good stuff mate.

[@wowflower]

names were butchered - but for a free video biography this is great! thank you

[@rascal17071985]

God damn, the pronunciation of names. Also, wrong Julie Dreyfus, that was amazing.

[@Grimnir_x]

Harvey Keytell 😂

[@michaelg-ux1mo]

AI...that's why. It's infuriating. If you make a video, narrate the Christless thing why don'cha?

[@po.po.poquito]

Marlene Die-trick. Come tf on!

[@vickielawson3114]

Ok, that makes more sense, because I was thinking I had never seen her in any of his movies!

[@babagalacticus]

how can you tell it's 'AI"? cuz if it IS, that's just fuqqin creepy how human it sounds.@@michaelg-ux1mo

[@lloydrobert6182]

I can't believe I sat through that 2-plus hours of enthralling narrative!!!! You're absolutely brilliant. Thank you!

[@MichaelJoseph-id2lc]

That's what I, too, was asking myself.

[@Sphynxs]

wow. you really need life. I ate, listend to this tulip speaking about Quentin... completely unnecessary

[@lloydrobert6182]

LOL!!!@@Sphynxs

[@evanlmoren]

I really enjoyed tha enormous amount of errors in this video. good work.

[@HappyMediumReview616]

I love all his movies. They are unrivaled. I truly love his writing and his strong women character. I also love that he uses his voice to write movies like DJango Unchained and Inglorious Bastards to provide almost a form of reparations that may have never occurred otherwise. I have gathered that Quentin Tarantino has a very powerful sense of justice. His films are a wonderful contribution and have definitely helped people decompress from the impact many components of our society induce.

[@honeybunch5765]

Agree, he is brilliantly creative.

[@epicsshadesmaster-animatio4398]

I love him because he understands the cinematic view of his/stories is amazing 😊, but very entertaining at the same time

[@opaljk4835]

I wouldn’t go that far that they are “unrivaled”…there are just so many transcendent pieces of film out there.

[@scomedyproductions]

My parents always told me I was like Quentin Tarantino, and now I get it. We are both very judgy and love writing, history, and comics, among other things. The same thing goes for school I have excellent grades in what I like, but everything else is crap. And when I say I hold grudges, I do, I take it to heart and keep it to prove a point.

[@toribern419]

Seen Pulp Fiction at the movies when it came out. I was like 20. What a great time to be young. The 90’s will always be the greatest decade imo 🤍 great documentary, thanks 😊

[@hankworden3850]

Every time is a great time to be young you Fried Bologna Curtain.

[@Curiamacabre]

I was 19 and no the 90’s were not the greatest decade to be alive, it was just as shallow and empty a time as any other decade. And if you were a woman, it was not a great decade for us. Most men of our generation were porn addicts and major narcissists who listened to Howard Stern and thought he was a genius. It definitely sucked for 51 percent of the population, not to mention it was the decade of Pamela Anderson and massive fake boobs. And crap job. Thank God for gig work and less misogynistic men and fillmakers

[@hankworden3850]

@@Curiamacabre are you still crying?

[@toribern419]

@@hankworden3850 oh jeez an old pussy joke. Damn, I’m so hurt. 😭

[@Jordan-pm1vf]

@@hankworden3850Except for everyone born after like 2010

[@cocobloco5056]

Ι hate guns and gore but Tarantino is brilliant. I've seen all his films. They are smart in every way. The directing, the acting , the plots , the scripts and I could on and on. There is nothing useless in his films and that is why critisizing the violence of it all is pointless. They are intelligent and the stories are moving. He is definitely one of the most influential film makers of our time.

[@cerebralcathedral3247]

Great work,. Good pacing and one of the best doc's on Tarantino Ive ever seen in 30 years. However, you mispronounce the actors names. Keitel, Greir repeatedly. Not a good look. Listen to how everyone else pronounces their names in your own production if you need a clue on how to pronounce household names like, Harvey Keitel, Pam Greir, they have been around for decades and you should have learned how to pronounce their names correctly by now. No excuses for such oversights. It taints all this great detail and quality work. It's as though you don't give a shit about respecting the actors in your love letter to Taratino.

[@alanford3359]

Even Tim Roth's name was damn near mispronounced! It doesn't instill confidence about the rest of documentary.

[@DarkSideofSynth]

Nothing new with mispronouncing names on this channel, you should hear how non-English names are pronounced. People commented on this quite often but... nothing changed. The irony is the correct pronunciation often can be heard in the inserted clips ;) Also, all the clips in this video where Tarantino or others are speaking, have a much lower volume than the narration. If a 250k channel cannot take the time to solve these issues, which are super easy to solve, it means they do not care. Probably outsource the editing (to someone who's never seen a VU meter in his all life!) and upload without any review whatsoever. As you say, it taints what could be great work. After all, this channel gets recommended by the algo all the time, the topics are interesting, just round up the edges, it's not rocket science nor it costs you millions... but that's what many channels do nowadays: waste time in so-called production value mistaken for fancy VFX and thumbnails, and forget about the real production value which is NOT BUTCHER your video ;)

[@CharlesPernell]

I agree.

[@Myrddin8453]

That seems like a lot to put on the mispronounciation of a couple names there mate.

[@benslaugh2502]

At 1:21:21 you begin talking about Julie Dreyfus (who played Sofia Fatale in Kill Bill) and then you quote her commenting on her time in that movie, but the video you show in the next to cuts are interviews of actress, Julia Louis-Dreyfus (from Seinfeld/Veep). These are not the same two people and you’re showing interviews of the wrong person.

[@bev9708]

SO interesting I've listened to your great biography three times over the last month, thank you so much!! Some cute pronunciation choices... you know you can just google foreign names/places/words and listen to the pronunciation, but truly that's such a minuscule gripe for the quality of your work!! BRAVO!!! I love love love his films and agree that The Hateful Eight is woefully underrated , yet can't help choosing Pulp Fiction as his best actually, if I have to rate them!!

[@alphadawg81]

Ikr! Quinton instead of Quentin, Surgio Leon instead of Sergio Leone, etc. It's a thing with this channel.

[@DiffLOX]

its not cute. its ignorant and kills your credibility.

[@gregorymifsud5389]

first tarantino movie i watched was pulp fiction. I was blown away.

[@pikeplace187]

Shame so many names were butchered

[@leonardstilwell1894]

I've made the same comment in the past; I'm sure others have as well. It can come across as petty, but if your channel is all about the people who shape popular culture, you should learn the pronunciations of their names.

[@domwalker6526]

Pam GRYER! Lol

[@Alchemicalromance93]

Ummm HELLOO! It's NOT pronounced Ooma Thermon, idiot. It's pronounced Ormand Tuormond!

[@Alchemicalromance93]

Where'd you get your accent? Wellmart?... 1979... The forest mooned of Endoor?

[@Alchemicalromance93]

​@@leonardstilwell1894Yoo toobers do it to get people like you and me to write comments... increased "engagement".🤮🤮🤮 So cynical, so maddening.

[@Spellfork]

Really nice video but just have to be that guy and say it's not pronounce Harvey Keytle but Harvey Kai-tell :)

[@maripartridge4168]

From Dusk till Dawn is the first movie I watched of his, and from there, I was hooked. This has been very interesting. I like the way that he went about doing it his way. He looked from his own lens in life, and he didn't play by the rules. He made his rules. Letting the actors put in their input. He is a lister and well as an observer. I love that he writes. Yet, he is open to his team yet stands his ground. He wants what he wants! He has a vision in his mind of how he wants it to look. I have both of the Pulp Fiction movies. They are awesome. Bravo 👏!

[@maripartridge4168]

It's both of the Kill Bill's that I have.

[@MannyEspinola-q4t]

Thank you for this video

[@meme2287]

At 54:27 - John Travolta is quoted a saying 'I can't find his fear', when referring to Tarantino. That specific phrase is used by Scientology when auditing someone, in order to gain a hold over them so they can be coersed into joining/staying in the cult (and give David Miscavige lotsa $$$$$). John Travolta is a long-standing Scientologist.

[@anauticalgate5496]

Whoa....

[@ForestTekkenVideos]

Liked and subscribed! 👍

[@buttergin]

This guy is fascinating ❤

[@stefan2005stefan]

google Q.Tarantino sucking the toes of an under aged girl.

[@rbkstrm]

I applaud you, my good sir! you made a 2.26h long doku feel like 30 minutes ! like a true boss

[@HappyMediumReview616]

I have never seen Once Upon A Time In Hollywood but I am watching it now on Prime Video. 🎉

[@HappyMediumReview616]

Watched it once again vindication. Sharon prevails in this one.

[@productivenation9336]

🔥🔥🔥🔥🔥

[@constantravens4800]

Well done on the vid btwfyi

[@mayetchells8884]

I don't think I have seen my favourite Yet. From Dusk 'til Dawn?(I thought D 'til D was QT's it smells, tastes and sounds, you know?)Django? Kill Bill 1 and 2? Pulp Fiction? I don't actually know. I love them all

[@pauladouglas9891]

Nobody comes close to him in the dedication to cinema and his devotion to realism.

[@2010Lilyw]

Fascinating insight in the cinematic genius that is Tarantino....but man, it was like nails down a blackboard every time I heard a name pronounced wrong 😬.....the worst was Harvey Keitel - Kee-til?? It's (phonetically) Kai-tel, KAI-TEL!

[@vickielawson3114]

Actually, it’s “KITE-ul”. Source: someone with relatives with that last name.

[@louislinsley3128]

Yup. That is Crazy Wrong for Any film buff.

[@liziwood6370]

@@vickielawson3114 was phonetically spelling it based on an interview with Harvey Keitel where he corrects the interview - who is incorrectly pronouncing his name - by using this phonetic example as an aid for the guy. In my book who better to use for source material than the man himself.

[@DarrellD1]

My definition of Reservoir Dogs: Unsavory individuals brought together from unique circumstances for a common unlawful purpose.

[@MelindadelosSantos]

The way he regards animals, I'm a new avid fan.😊

[@pablosonic892]

Reservoir Dogs came from an incident in his days at Video Archive. It was a foreign film he used to rent out and purposely messed up the title. If I ever remember the title, I'll add it on to the comments. But Reservoir Dogs is the made up mocking title he used to call this foreign movie and he used to say out loud how he was going to direct a film called Reservoir Dogs that the critics would attach all this meaning onto it, but it didn't mean sh*t.

[@DarkSideofSynth]

It's Ringo Lam's 1987 Hong Kong crime drama "City of Fire."

[@jobidone1378]

Keep doing great movies Q.

[@melaniesheldon8013]

Natural Born Killers is my favorite ❤ i love all of Quentin's work ❤

[@contoursean8382]

One of a kind legend

[@wynnpetsovich34]

I can remember being really excited about grindhouse and going to see it in the theater.

[@ukphone4183]

Great director 🎉🎉

[@dandaly4530]

Great balance of humour and tutorial. A tasteful way of delivering the dirt on what may be product shortcomings, through clever, fair comedy...well done !!! I learned how to use my gear and have a laugh at the same time. Only commercial that I ever rewinded a dozen times. Well done lad ✌️

[@pandakeeper]

What he said about just wanting to live a regular life: In 1996, I visited an actor friend who lived around the Hollywood Hills. We went to breakfast at a pancake place that had been there for decades, can’t remember the name. There was more than one dining area. In the dining room area next to ours, which was wide open, sat Tarantino, eating pancakes and writing in a notebook. Not a laptop in sight. Those were really new back then and I’m sure he could afford one. But he was writing with pen and paper. We passed by on our way out and told him we loved his work. He said thanks. That was it. My friend, a working actor, really wanted to push his headshot on him, but I’m glad he decided against it.

[@nathanjones8732]

Waiting for the narrator to mispronouce another name..and he never disappoints. It's G-r-e-e-r fool! lol

[@matkodoris9099]

LMAO, the guy must have been raised in a cave.

[@Hampartykjb]

It’s a robot

[@RichardBarron_]

Ai

[@DeclanRyanRising]

Unedited AI. If the filmmaker had gone back to edit or better annunciate names in the script it would have fooled us all. Otherwise a good bio piece.

[@psulux]

I like this Actually listen to all of it Favourite film Pulp Fiction Favourite line "It's a chopper Baby" Nice one Chap your pretty good at this 👍✌️😎👉🇬🇧👈

[@billdauphine951]

Pulp' is a masterpiece..IMHO....❤

[@MichaelJoseph-id2lc]

I find Pulp as an off the trodden path movie despite it invites the opposite view - - just like what quantum physics did to Einstein. I guess that's happens when we venture in the realm of true genius.

[@ImForwardlook]

Thank you for this.I have always wondered where his sick mind originated.

[@johnathandaviddunster38]

Probaly watching violent movies 😮

[@kidpizz]

My favorites are Resevoir Dogs and True Romance. Tony Scott's vision of Tarantinos script is awesome

[@briancarter2052]

Groovy 😮

[@cherylmccloud8709]

Assuming all the info here is correct this was gr8! Such a well researched,well compiled & edited doco👏👍💥💯(BUT "AI narration" is always a shame & a poor result)

[@stevelang6990]

LOL Yup. Mispronunciation of French word, Denouement, (Deh-new-maw) as Deh-now-ment, and mispronouncing Harvey Keitel's name as Keetel, because his name is German and the second vowel "i" is emphasized, not the first vowel, "e," like in English, were dead give aways.

[@alphadawg81]

Really though. Dude mispronounced most names wrong. He couldn't be asked to google the pronunciation??? Not only does he call Sergio Leone "Surgio Leon", he even says Quinton every time it should be Quentin. That's pretty damn poor quality.

[@pauladouglas9891]

He is the most obsessive, talented , dedicated director ever.

[@emmagrove6491]

I've never seen an audience (a PACKED audience) enjoy a film the way we all did during Reservoir Dogs, Pulp Fiction and Inglorious Basterds. His mastery of natural-sounding, compelling dialogue is on par with Hemingway.

[@patrickmorris3721]

Not huge fan of movies But Quentin films and director setup was on a different level. The best soundtrack was the real bonus.

[@GrandpaLeroyBaby]

thank you

[@jackieedmondson8422]

Harvey kYtell. Keitel. This mis pronunciation really ruined it.for me.☹️

[@ladya3302]

This channel mispronounces names a lot.

[@evanlandon5890]

Still wondering what "aqkweesed" means too. Acquiesced, maybe?

[@nikanj6]

I agree. I'm enjoying the content but mispronouncing the names when they're referenced correctly in the clips is lazy unless it's AI generated audio. It's pronounced Pam "GREER" not GRI-ER although it's spelled that way. You're hurting my ears.

[@karencove7197]

Thanks, so it's not just me

[@nikanj6]

@@evanlandon5890 haha closed caption spelled out "acquiesced". Maybe English is a 2nd or 3rd language.

[@007CCIM]

Quentin is simply incredible.

[@pauladouglas9891]

Love his home theater, the best way to see a movie.

[@annettelouise6781]

The dude is fascinating, thanx for this vid.

[@karencove7197]

I suspect the narrator works from a well-crafted script but doesn't" now film. How can a film buff not know how to pronounce Harvey Keitel's name? Maybe the narrator is an AI?

[@harryom3497]

Haha I Thought the same thing. He's saying Harvey keetel haha. (Pronounciation: Harvey keytel)

[@momentumflux8863]

Yeah...it sounds kinda off.

[@pauladouglas9891]

It's Ky-tell

[@vickielawson3114]

@@pauladouglas9891Actually, it should be “Kite-el”.

[@SonnyGTA]

Good ‘ol Harvey Kettle. He’s a great actuur.

[@peytondoss405]

To me, True Romance was a lot like Wild At Heart. Probably why it was rejected.

[@joeytranchina8839]

This is an excellent job of managing more than a handful of very complex subjects. It was like juggling hand-grenades by the pins & you pulled it off...respectfully. Thank you...jt

[@VVilla-zh5mw]

Quintin Tarantino is a weird guy but we can't deny that he's an amazing and genius director and writer 😅 Same energy with Stephen King HAHAHAAH

[@vasiliarkhipov2121]

This is a leap, but it's what my mind did so here goes. California has massive water problems. They have giant reservoirs and canals all over the state. Often wild animals will hang out near these areas as a source of fresh water, including wild dogs. My take on 'Reservoir Dogs' was always this idea of an all but wild animal that stayed close enough to civilization to feed off of it. Which is basically what the criminals in the story do. They are wild dudes who aren't really part of society or civilization, but do stay close enough to it to feed off of it. Honestly though with real creativity, even the person creating it doesn't know exactly where it comes from or what it means. So who knows.

[@williamdixon-gk2sk]

As a CA native who spent a lot of my youth hanging out in the spillways and concrete irrigation canals of our many reservoirs, your theory makes too much sense. It has been more entertaining and thought-provoking than this entire video. I vote we ret-con this immediately and declare it cannon. Good form, my friend. Edit: I misspelled canon.

[@lundad]

Find this idea beautiful. Thank you

[@collinrath3960]

Julie Dreyfus isn’t Elaine from Seinfeld 🤦🏼‍♂️ But still I appreciate all this content and despite messing some small stuff up like that I think you did a good job

[@MariusLefter-l5c]

True about the "news" and "movies" !

[@reginaprout8618]

I love Quentin Tarantino. The movie that he was in with George Clooney and he just had that itch to kill people. That was the first one that I loved but the ones that got me were the vampire 🦇 flix. I fell in love with him after the vampire films. I think he is a genius. J/Boston.

[@directmusictv]

Great job........keep it up

[@djlworldwide2012]

‘Harvey Keetul’ is brutal 😂😂😂

[@calreed4441]

I think it's interesting that 'bambi' was mentioned. It was one of my movies i watched over and over as a kid, and my mom said that 1. I would sing the 'drip drip drop' song all the time, and 2. Would cry, every time bambi's mom would die ... though, it was never actually shown. I think it's interesting, because, the implied message was definitely understood by little kids, yet, they loved that film. And personally, i miss films like that

[@StanCat4]

1st (time here - hahaha) !

[@luciollelsa]

So many to choose from, my favorite so far is "Once upon a time in Hollywood", I don't like violent scenes in a lot of his movies but but in "Once upon a time...." I LOOOOOOOOOVED it! And the one I dind't appreciate at all the violence is "The H8ful Eight"!

[@TheSoleProprietor]

I didn't like the violence or the characters. Not even Jennifer Jason-Leigh, whom I liked in "Fast Times in Ridgemont High" and "The Hitcher", was likeable in this one.

[@RobynE99]

Hello Sir. Here are some requests for more biographies. Sharon Stone, Barbara Walters, Betty White, Jennifer Lawrence, Shia Labouef, Bruce Lee, Chris Rock, Dave Chappelle and Meryl Streep. Thank you!!!

[@denisefelton5207]

Icon 👍

[@ToolTalkChannel]

“Rewind for 2 min to avoid spoilers”… all that happened is I heard the last 2 min again, and then heard the spoiler. I couldn’t help myself, haha.

[@Ozzymandios]

I know right😂 It actually feels passively aggressive 😂😂😂

[@Janus10001]

This is nice, but read Quentin's "Cinema Speculation" for a much less gossipy, more insightful consideration of his childhood and his love of movies.

[@rigelb9025]

I love his explanation of why 'Grindhouse' bombed at the box-office. The director (himself) was just waaaaaaay too cool for school, of course.

[@kimberleyhouston70]

Met him here in Knoxville yrs ago. Dude was eccentric and hyper my brother knows his relatives in lake city. All have long chins

[@PopeJohnBeatoIV]

Since you've seen Snatch and Locked... May I suggest Rock N Rolla. Another great Richie film.

[@StewTheTrue]

This is great, but what is up with the name pronunciations?

[@massdebated]

Tarantino I think picked 10 as his end because he was already going to make each film focus or meld into having a catalog where genre was kinda like taking 2 or even 3 genres that should not work together but do. Like mixing Punk and Pop.

[@RICREYNOLDSMUSIC]

I have a lot of family in Knoxville Tennessee and lived in trailer parks. These were the worst of trailer parks and the boys club saved some boys from going to prison. Lots of meth in that area but back in the late 80,s was called cristal T. Red dirt roads and poor shacks in the mountains made for knife and gun fights daily.

[@satyaraoenduva8481]

please make a video on SLYVESTER STALLONE

[@louisbadillo2734]

Thank you for posting the history of Tarantino . I love cinema all my life . Watching film’s in black and white . Then came color tv . Film’s of Tarantino Resvior dog’s I throw up where they cut that guy’s ear off . Pulp fiction kill bill , once upon a time Hollywood . Also if Tarantino is a writer well done even if the story is not true . What is your point . Good luck in your journey of cinema Genius .

[@loum73]

The in the middle with you scene is my favorite because of it