What does Scorsese think about Tarantino’s claim that he will quit after 10?

[@Kevon420]

Scorsese directing a Tarantino script would be marvelous.

[@landoncarpenter5111]

Not good enough material for Scorsese

[@Hritik9000]

I don’t think at this stage in Tarantino’s career he would want someone else to direct his script.

[@souvikmondal6161]

@@Hritik9000Exactly. Tarantino is way too big for Scorsese. Maybe Aaron Sorkin can collaborate with him

[@chrisjfox8715]

​@@Hritik9000 after Tarantino's final film, that may very well be precisely the stage he wants to be in

[@tomaskadlec9534]

@@landoncarpenter5111 have you even noticed the amount of respect in Scorsese's voice, when he talks about Tarantino's writing abilities, or are you too ignorant for that?

[@chrisdell5679]

I understand the notion of Tarantino stopping with showmanship. But at the end of the day, you make movies because you love doing it. He shouldn't care so much about his "Body of work." Just make them, have fun doing them, and prepare for the next one.

[@EnterTheSoundscape]

Exactly this. If a movie could be great, and Tarantino is passionate about it, why limit himself over a numerical number? Hell, he ALREADY has done 10 movies! You would have to count Kill Bill 1 and 2 as one movie for his next film to be number 10.

[@arya-x7x]

​@@EnterTheSoundscape he's afraid of regretting making a bad movie.

[@EnterTheSoundscape]

@@arya-x7x That would make sense. But then again it must have at least been ‘good’ for Tarantino to decide to make it his final movie, do all the pre production, casting, then only pulling out at the last minute.

[@ednicholson7839]

I get the impression Tarantino doesn't enjoy directing that much. He'd rather write and maybe occasionally produce -- possibly in TV in addition to or instead of film.

[@EnterTheSoundscape]

@@ednicholson7839 I don’t buy it. Yes “he’d rather write” but do you really think he’ll let someone else direct a script he’s passionate about? Unless he dies before 70, I don’t believe number 10 will be his last.

[@D-H-Be]

Very humble

[@JimElford]

Scorcese seems like a humble dude

[@VolcanoMilk]

Killers of the Flower Moon was the best film of 2023. Somehow Scorsese has directed some of the best comedies, the best bio pics. the best documentaries, and the best dramas. He's the master of every genre.

[@Simone-Bucn]

And yet, bums like Tarantino and Nolan receive more credit than him, for the last 20 years.

[@rahulmenon9530]

Come on they ain't bums they are incredible but Scorsese does deserve a lot more love than he gets​@@Simone-Bucn

[@lordsafro]

@@Simone-Bucnyou can love Scorsese without trashing Tarintino or Nolan. They're ANYTHING but bums, & Scorsese would tell you that himself

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

It is a great movie, but I disagree and don’t put it at the top of 2023. I am fine with long and slow movies, but not every story in the movie clicked with me. There were just other better movies from that year, and it doesn’t even rank in his top 5 best movies. He can make a lot of great dramas and comedies, but he doesn’t master every genre. Other directors would kill it in other genres like sci-fi, fantasy, and many other stuff. People also need to have fun at the movies and also connect with characters and Scorsese movies aren’t often exactly like that. He usually makes movies about bad people doing bad things, although he does it in an honest and unapologetic way and not in a douchey way.

[@captainhowlerwilson508]

@@Simone-BucnCan you shut the hell up. They are not bums at all, you are just biased.

[@seismicrocket]

Video content is a lot different from the title, but Marty's words will always resonate with me. Truly - if not the greatest director ever - one of the greatest to ever live.

[@benrosn8154]

Genius phenomenal artist, Marty is the best

[@angryspongegamer5535]

Both of them are spectacular directors and each one of them has things and virtues that make them distinctive. For example Quentin's creativity and cinematographic madness and Scorsese's perfect story presentation through filmmaking.

[@luciwfalcon]

his voice is so calming

[@tangerinesarebetterthanora7060]

Its funny. The quality of his voice is calming but he takks really fast so my brain can't decide if its calming or not.

[@TheViolentPacifist999]

Meanwhile Ridley Scott made fun of Christopher Nolan for appreciating him.

[@Viper-g6g]

No it’s just Brits like taking the piss out of each other.

[@NolanSullivan-d8v]

Ridley Scott (as good as some of his films may be) is also the biggest jackass on the planet.

[@Keyser666]

Oh no, When was this?

[@bhahiedani7437]

He was joking

[@TylerD288]

As he should have.

[@arianhagen]

I believe the person that is going to suffer the most because of Tarantions oath is himself. He seems so passionate about movies and making movies and I imagine him feeling like he has to stick to his words and is going to have the urge to make more movies sooner or later and regrets it. I understand wanting to leave a fantastic body of work but he has already left his mark in history. Even two or three more movies that people don't feel are among his best won't hurt that much, because people have varying opinions about his moives anyway.

[@NeroSparda99]

This thinking is flawed, there’s respect when knowing to stop and bowing out, especially with directors not knowing when to stop, I mean take Marty here, last solid film was wolf of Wall Street

[@olliemartinelli4034]

I assume Tarantino is a staunch perfectionist. As a result, if he's not 100% happy with something he's doing, he's not gonna release it. I much rather respect an artist taking time to think a project over and create something truly meaningful rather than churning out a half-assed project that could have been better had they given it more time and thought, especially in this era in which content is endless.

[@alinehorta6096]

What does it have to do with Tarantino’s claim that he will quit?

[@thekinghasnoname4858]

Martin is talking about how being both a writer and a director may have a bigger toil on Quentin to quit at 10 movies than a director who could just keep going. He is assuming that if you're primarily a writer, maybe you get tired of making filmes earlier than a normal director. Scorsese's assumption here mirrors Tarantino's claims of wanting to just continue writing after his 10th film, but stopping directing altogether, although he expresses some interest in maybe making more films eventually if he really has the fire for it still.

[@bantehayes9973]

Scorsese is the most brilliant film maker of all time.

[@Simone-Bucn]

It *infuriates* me when people constantly compare him with Tarantino.

[@Enfield14]

God bless this modern master

[@Funkensturme]

Was that an attempt at clickbait? I'm not even sure.

[@krum6334]

yea

[@otakulord9121]

Not really its exactly what it says, which is really interesting actually. I completely forgot Scorcese doesn't even know how to write a script he just directs. Quentin writes, directs and does cinematography sometimes. It is a really different process so 10 is really not that unreasonable.

[@TheChzoronzon]

What clickbait? Do you even know what that word means?

[@krum6334]

@@TheChzoronzon title doesn't match content

[@TheChzoronzon]

@@krum6334 It matches. Martin was asked and he answered: "I'm not in a position to judge" That IS an answer

[@saifalam2030]

Maybe he doesn't know he is Martin scorsese.

[@rickysrockinreviews]

This is the only time I've seen him acknowledge Tarantino.

[@NeroSparda99]

He’s talked about him plenty, and also did interviews with him????

[@ecarloscastillo9691]

Full interview?

[@BeJaminYeh]

Tarantino can't stop. I find he's actually got repetitive in recent years "Alternate history america with violence, zooms in and big cast" like...he's done that over and over again last 10 years. Want something in present day.

[@NeroSparda99]

He’s done that like twice???

[@NeroSparda99]

Also present day is nowhere near as interesting, Marty doesn’t even make films in the present either

[@robertwiesler381]

There is NO WAY Tarantino will only make 10 movies Does anyone remember the Rolling Stones Farewell Tour? That was in 1971😂 I will most likely see them again next summer😊

[@HG-pi3qp]

king

[@penguinatedthings305]

What does any of this have to do with the title of the video? Not a good way to get views.

[@peaceful_warrior7627]

It was related. He saying movie making takes more out of QT as a writer. He can only do that for so long before burning out

[@Brick-so1ig]

Quit After 10 What?

[@NeoConnor1]

Tarantino has said he is only making 10 motion pictures. If you count Kill Bill as one film, which was the intention, Quentin has directed 9 films.

[@carlosluismendez7392]

​@@NeoConnor1well tarantino is overrated as both, director and writer. He doesn't have anything to say.

[@plasticweapon]

@@carlosluismendez7392 yep.

[@NeoConnor1]

@@carlosluismendez7392 Okay. Sure. The man only has two Academy Awards to his name, but your opinion is clearly superior to those guys. I mean, what does the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences know at all about quality? 🙄

[@R3memberM3]

Is this Martin Scorsese ASMR channel?

[@gavinmasterson8202]

❤

[@hippiecheezburger5457]

I just feel like Tarantino loves movies to much to want to completely stop making them after 10 he’s too talented to stop

[@SpeakingOnFlicks]

I love you Martin

[@muaykaliente4386]

The 70s 80s directors were the best 👌

[@greyeyed123]

There's always been something special about the singular writer/director that doesn't quite shine through with different people doing each job.

[@righteousrawb7225]

Reservoir Dogs Pulp Fiction Jackie Brown Kill Bill Vol.1 & 2 Death Proof Inglorious Basterds Django Unchained The Hateful Eight Once Upon a Time in Hollywood

[@ErnieCT1987]

If he makes four hour movies, how long do you suppose one of his novels would be?

[@somebuddyX]

These subtitles are so distracting.

[@MLawrence-z9k]

Hes not going to retire so this is a good thing overall but im mad we ain't getting this movie this year because it's already been half a decade since his last fiilm & hes not doing anything on the side either like he used to before "Inglorious Bastards" came out & made him lazy !!!!! Before that , we got tons of films that were either assist directed by him or writen by him or at least produced by him which is what he did throughout the 90's & 00's decades !!!!! I was very intrigued in seeing "The Movie Critic" because it was going to be his epilogue meaning his was basically going to make a movie with tiny movie scenes in it that are basically everything he made in the past & every movie genre known to man all put together & with every single star he ever had worked with playing a small role which would of definitely been a awesome final goodbye but maybe now we will get a couple of films !!!! As long as its not a "Star Trek" movie 😂😂 he said he wanted to make a Star trek movie & im sure it would be decent but only as like a single scene in The Movie Critic as like a single comedic scene!!!! That's the only way i could see him actually doing anything Star Trek without it sucking!!!! That's definitely not what i want his finale to be in his legacy!!! Maybe "Kill Bill vol.3" & a animated version of "V for Vega" movie with Travolta and Madson doing the Vega Brothers voices would be pretty awesome but otherwise id like to see him tackle a new genre but now that i think of it 🤔.....???? A Sci Fi movie is basically the only genre of movie he has really done yet & maybe that's why he wants to make "Star Trek"!!!! Hes literally made every other genre of film at this point!!!! As far as a director hes made : 2 Crime films 1 Blaxplotation film 1 Action film (with 2 parts) 1 Horror film 1 War film 1 Western film 1 Mystery film 1 Comedy film now so idk what actual direction he should actually go in at this point!!!! Im honestly cool with whatever as long as he keeps making several more films because one more isn't going to do it for fans or for me tbh especially considering im a veteran fan from the 90's back when he was a nobody & only the critics liked him basically!!!! He didn't become really known till "Kill Bill" which made him nationally known around the country & then "Inglorious Bastards" made him globally known around the world but honestly back in the 90's even way after "Pulp Fiction" won a Oscar , nobody on the streets talked about him at all because he wasn't on their radar at all unless they just happened to see any of his earliest films by accident basically because there was no Internet or word of mouth about him going around until like the mid 2000's !!!! I discovered him in 94 accidentally from my uncle renting "Pulp Fiction" on Home VHS while eating pan fried chicken as a 8 or 9 year old & ive been hooked ever since ❤ I guess we will have to find out what comes next unfortunately 😢

[@erikkillmonger5624]

To me Tarantino is just a hoax. Good riddance is what I say to his retirement. Scorsese's movies tell Tarantino's crappy movies to go home and get their shinebox. Scorsese is a cinematic artist, Tarantino is a derivative hack, always has been.

[@kalamityklick]

Scorsese has 10 classics Taxi Driver Raging Bull Goodfellas Casino Gangs Of New York The Aviator The Departed Shutter Island The Wolf Of Wall Street Killers of the Flower Moon How many tarantino got?

[@Sh23-hv7sn]

Shame tarantino got repetitive towards the end

[@jimnewcombe7584]

That's why he's finishing then: he senses he's already drying up (his first two films are still his best)

[@Sh23-hv7sn]

@@jimnewcombe7584 but still I feel he's gonna look back and realise he got caught up in the historical revisionism that he missed other opportunities

[@hfdhfdhhdf]

Repetition had nothing to do with it and you could argue his last few movies didn't even look like your typical Tarantino movies. He could make another From Dusk Till Dawn, Jackie Brown and Reservoir Dogs with the same identical script, actors but different plot and it would still be amazing. The issue is modern actors are garbage and most people working in the Hollywood now are parasites. There is no talent to make a good movie anymore and Tarantino knows it...

[@tangerinesarebetterthanora7060]

He needs to do a horror movie. That would be great.

[@tyler_burdan]

Imagine if Scorsese directed a movie written by Tarantino 🔥🔥

[@Simone-Bucn]

🙄 Scorsese's films are much deeper than that.

[@1ron0xide]

Scorsese has made the same film 77 times in a row

[@sawyerthurber]

Yeah because Age of Innocence and Kundun are so similar, lol

[@ant2manbee931]

@@sawyerthurber Put Bringing Out the Dead into the list, is unlike any other movie he's done as well.

[@Parasmunt]

Goodfellas and Silence. They are so alike. Not really. But i do take the point you did not give namely that he does a lot of biographical-historical films which i do not like. Love it when he deals with spirituality.

[@TheChzoronzon]

Ur mom has done the same thing 77 times in a row

[@treenincove1726]

@@TheChzoronzon nice